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Everything you need to know about Eurovision 2021 Updated / Friday, 14 May 2021 08:35 Duncan Laurence won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2019 After being cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic, the Eurovision Song Contest is back with a bang. Find out everything you need to know about this year's event below. When does Eurovision 2021 take place? Eurovision: Europe Shine A Light, was aired in its place on May 16, 2020. 2021 has seen Eurovision fans rejoice as the popular event begins on Tuesday, May 18 and runs to Saturday May 22. The first semi final is on Tuesday, May 18 the second is on T...

What happened today in Rotterdam: Day Four What happened today in Rotterdam: Day Four Every evening, we summarize the events that occurred in Rotterdam. Day four completed the first round of rehearsals for the countries in the second semi final of Eurovision 2021 took the stage. And we were happy to see many of them gave a good performance. In What Happened Today we close off the day with an overview of the most important facts and videos. Have you been working all day? Or you did not have time to follow the rehearsals? Everything you may have missed – you can catch up every night in this ...

  “Australia has embraced the Eurovision spirit for more than 35 years on SBS, and our affection and excitement for the contest has continued to grow since we first competed in Vienna in 2015. In 2021, Australia will once again compete in the world’s biggest song contest but this time our artist, Montaigne, will perform from home and not abroad,” SBS Commissioning Editor and Australian Head of Delegation, Josh Martin, said. “After a comprehensive assessment, SBS has decided not to send an Australian delegation and artist to Rotterdam for the Eurovision Song Contest this year. We came...

3,500 fans set to attend 2021 Eurovision Song Contest Search for: 3,500 fans may be allowed to attend the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest in person in May. The Dutch government has given permission for the organisers to let in a select number of fans to the Rotterdam Ahoy arena for the annual musical extravaganza. “We welcome this decision by the Dutch government and the possibility that we can invite fans to join us as we bring the Eurovision Song Contest back in May,” said Martin Österdahl, Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest. Under the plan, the venue would be half full a...

Dutch to let fans attend Eurovision in Covid trial AFP 2 hrs ago AFP © Jack GUEZ Netherlands' Duncan Laurence celebrates after winning the 64th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 at Expo Tel Aviv on May 19, 2019, in the Israeli coastal city. The Dutch government gave permission Thursday for thousands of fans to attend the Eurovision Song Contest as part of a trial to see how to reopen venues in the coronavirus pandemic. Up to 3,500 spectators will be allowed into the Rotterdam Ahoy stadium for the concerts from May 18 to 22 provided they follow conditions includi...