US EditionFirst ever Eurovision tour announced with debut at London’s The O2
The 2026 Eurovision Live Tour features 10 competing artists and past icons in 10 European cities, celebrating 70 years with immersive arena concerts and large-scale production.
- The European Broadcasting Union announced the first-ever official Eurovision Song Contest Live Tour, starting June 15 at The O2 in London and visiting nine other cities including Paris and Stockholm.
- Organisers described the project as a move from broadcast icon to an immersive live experience, with Progress Productions led by James O'Brien producing the tour and calling it an "extraordinary honour".
- Fans who want early access can register before February 1 for a pre-sale, while ten artists from the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest and Icons will perform rotating line-ups with surprise special guests.
- Organisers say the shows will give arena fans Eurovision's scale and spirit, with production mirroring televised Eurovision and the final concert at Avicii Arena, Stockholm on July 2.
- The tour is scheduled to begin one month after the Grand Final on May 16 amid backlash over Israel's participation, while last year's shows reached 175 million viewers.
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Eurovision announces an anniversary tour on the background of a boycott linked to Israel's participation, marking a lively edition of Eurovision announced on Thursday the organisation of a tour for
This 2026, the Eurovision Festival celebrates its 70th anniversary, in the midst of a crisis due to the controversial presence of Israel that has led to the withdrawal of Spain, member of the big five, and four other countries among which are Iceland, the Netherlands, Ireland and Slovenia. Still, the contest continues forward and, after having sold in record time the tickets for the two semifinals and the finals, the European Broadcasting Union …
When tickets for the Eurovision Song Contest went on sale this month, they were snapped up almost instantly.
The Eurovision announced on Thursday the organisation of a tour to celebrate its 70th anniversary, a first while the contest of the song is shaken by the most important boycott in its history due to the participation of Israel. ...
First ever 'Eurovision Live Tour' announced for 2026, including huge show in London
Eurovision has announced its first-ever live tour for 2026, including a huge show in London. Find all the details below. READ MORE: Eurovision 2024 – fans and boycotters speak: “This is bigger than the contest” The official ‘Eurovision Live Tour’ will coincide with the annual song contest’s 70th anniversary across 10 cities this summer. It comes amid ongoing backlash over Israel being allowed to participate this year. Ten performers from the 20…
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