Earlier this month, returning champ Loreen once again topped the scoreboard with Tattoo – breaking records in the process as the first female artist to do so twice – meaning the country will host next year’s event.
The Swedish star – who beat out competition from Israel and Norway last weekend to secure her second trophy, after winning in 2012 with Euphoria – climbs to second place, behind Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding’s Miracle, which holds at No. 1.
The singer-songwriter – who finished as runner up last year with his hit entry Space Man – made several appearances during the show, which aired live from Liverpool on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine.
Hosted by the United Kingdom on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine, the spectacle – which aired live from Liverpool – attracted an average of 9.9 million viewers, with a peak of 11 million, with a 63 per cent share of the overall audience.
The hitmaker has been an integral part of this year’s Contest, which was held in her home city of Liverpool on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine.
Saturday’s spectacle saw Sweden’s returning champ Loreen break records by becoming the first female artist to win twice, this time with her global hit Tattoo.
The singer – who won Eurovision back in 2012 with Euphoria – returned to the show this year with her hit single, which entered the show as a firm favourite.
On Saturday night, 26 performers will take to the stage in Liverpool and compete to become the winner of the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest – and it’s all to play for!
Direct from the Liverpool Arena, hosts Alesha Dixon, Hannah Waddingham and Julia Sanina introduced the remaining acts to the stage to determine who will compete for the Eurovision trophy this weekend.
Live from the Liverpool Arena, Alesha Dixon, Hannah Waddingham and Julia Sanina hosted the first of three live spectacles as part of this year’s Contest, which included two of this year’s hotly-tipped entries from Finland and Sweden.
Earlier this month, returning champ Loreen once again topped the scoreboard with Tattoo – breaking records in the process as the first female artist to do so twice – meaning the country will host next year’s event.
The Swedish star – who beat out competition from Israel and Norway last weekend to secure her second trophy, after winning in 2012 with Euphoria – climbs to second place, behind Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding’s Miracle, which holds at No. 1.
The singer-songwriter – who finished as runner up last year with his hit entry Space Man – made several appearances during the show, which aired live from Liverpool on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine.
Hosted by the United Kingdom on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine, the spectacle – which aired live from Liverpool – attracted an average of 9.9 million viewers, with a peak of 11 million, with a 63 per cent share of the overall audience.
The hitmaker has been an integral part of this year’s Contest, which was held in her home city of Liverpool on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine.
Saturday’s spectacle saw Sweden’s returning champ Loreen break records by becoming the first female artist to win twice, this time with her global hit Tattoo.
The singer – who won Eurovision back in 2012 with Euphoria – returned to the show this year with her hit single, which entered the show as a firm favourite.
On Saturday night, 26 performers will take to the stage in Liverpool and compete to become the winner of the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest – and it’s all to play for!
Direct from the Liverpool Arena, hosts Alesha Dixon, Hannah Waddingham and Julia Sanina introduced the remaining acts to the stage to determine who will compete for the Eurovision trophy this weekend.
Live from the Liverpool Arena, Alesha Dixon, Hannah Waddingham and Julia Sanina hosted the first of three live spectacles as part of this year’s Contest, which included two of this year’s hotly-tipped entries from Finland and Sweden.
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