Thai pop star Jeff Satur to perform at Eurovision Asia 2026 Grand Final
Thai pop star Jeff Satur has been announced as a special guest performer for the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia Grand Final in Bangkok on Saturday 14 November.
The singer-songwriter will join Eurovision 2026 winner DARA as part of the entertainment line-up at One Bangkok Forum, where artists from 11 countries will compete for the inaugural title.
Who is Jeff Satur?
Jeff Satur is one of Thailand's leading contemporary pop artists, known for blending pop, R&B, rock and electronic influences.
The singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist has amassed hundreds of millions of streams and YouTube views and performed sold-out concerts across Asia.
His music and live performances have helped introduce T-pop to a growing international audience, with his shows ranging from emotional ballads to high-energy pop performances.
All Eurovision Asia's guest performances revealed
Jeff joins a growing line-up of special performances planned for the first Eurovision Asia Grand Final.
Bulgaria's Eurovision 2026 winner DARA will perform a special version of Bangaranga, the song that secured her country's first Eurovision victory earlier this year.
The show will also feature Azerbaijani singer-songwriter JAMAL as an opening act.
The Grand Final itself will begin with Bangkok Sounds and Senses, a special performance created for the inaugural Contest by Thai creative director Pol Hui.
Thai television personalities Woody Milintachinda and Cindy Bishop will host the event.
The inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia will take place on Saturday 14 November at One Bangkok Forum, with 11 countries competing: Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam.
How to watch Eurovision Asia 2026 in Australia
Australian viewers can watch Eurovision Asia live on SBS On Demand, with coverage starting at midnight AEDT on Saturday night, 14 November.
The Contest will also be streamed live worldwide on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel, beginning at 11:30pm AEST in Queensland (12:30am AEDT on Sunday 15 November).
A replay will air on SBS2 on Sunday 15 November at 7:30pm AEDT.
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