Eurovision fans, it’s finally been confirmed: the UK will be hosting the 2023 song competition in…Liverpool.
following Russia’s invasion, the BBC has said that it will “create and deliver a unique Eurovision Song Contest that reflects Ukraine’s victory in Turin in May 2022 as well as showcasing the UK’s vibrant music scene”.As per the BBC’s statement: “The show will celebrate the culture and heritage of Ukraine as the winners of the 2022 Contest, alongside the Eurovision’s proud tradition of celebrating diversity through music.
Liverpool’s mayor, Joanne Anderson, said the city “faced strong competition from Glasgow” but she was “over the moon”. , ticket sales should follow tradition – they usually go on sale a few months before the contest, once the specific venue is chosen.May 13 has been confirmed as the big day. Will you be tuning in?Will Ukraine still be involved in Eurovision 2023?, Ukraine will automatically qualify for the grand final , along with the so-called Big Five, which includes the UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
Mr Chernotytskyi added that although the contest will not be held there, it will be “in support of Ukraine”.
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