Austria’s capital Vienna has been selected by Host Broadcaster ORF and the EBU to host the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in 2026, on 12 | 14 | 16 May.

Austria’s capital Vienna has been selected by Host Broadcaster ORF and the EBU to host the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in May 2026.

Austria’s capital Vienna has been selected by Host Broadcaster ORF and the EBU to host the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in May 2026. ORF will stage next year’s competition following JJ’s win in Basel ...

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From today, you’ll be seeing the Eurovision Song Contest exude a fresh glow, as we debut our stylish new look to coincide with 70 years of the Contest.

“The Eurovision Song Contest has always been about evolution - musical, cultural, and creative. This refresh honours 70 amazing years while taking the brand forward to an exciting future. It’s bold, ...

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Unless we’re avoiding national finals or important announcements (or we're in the middle of a Eurovision Song Contest), the Eurovision Top 20 Most Watched will (usually) premiere on the first Thursday ...

Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994 for Ireland with the nostalgic and heartfelt song 'Rock 'n' Roll Kids.' ...

Linda Martin won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1992, representing Ireland with the ballad 'Why Me?' The song, written by Johnny Logan (himself a two-time Eurovision winner) captivated audiences with ...