Malmö, Sweden, has been chosen as the host city for the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in 2024, following Sweden's win at this year's event. The contest will take place at the Malmö Arena on May 11, with the semi-finals happening earlier in the same week. Malmö previously hosted the Eurovision Song Contest in 1992 and 2013. Loreen's historic second win at the 67th Eurovision in Liverpool made her the first woman to win the competition twice and tied Sweden with Ireland for the most wins. Eurovision's popularity has been growing, with strong ratings worldwide, and Malmö was selected for its venues, infrastructure, and ability to accommodate thousands of people.
Kate Middleton showcased her musical talent by playing last year's winning entry on the piano in the opening sequence of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 Grand Final. The Princess of Wales performed a short instrumental piano performance of Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra's hip hop and folk song, "Stefania," arranged by Joe Price and Kojo Samuel. The competition was held in Liverpool, England, on behalf of Ukraine, which was deemed unsafe to host due to the ongoing Russian invasion. Sweden's Loreen won the competition with her ballad "Tattoo," marking her second win in the competition.
Princess Kate surprised viewers with a piano performance of "Stefania" alongside last year's Eurovision winners, Kalush Orchestra, in a pre-recorded segment. Loreen won the competition with her power ballad "Tattoo," becoming the second performer to take the prize twice. The global television audience has been estimated at 160 million.
Sweden's Loreen has won the 67th Eurovision song contest in Liverpool, beating out Finland's Käärijä and the UK's Mae Muller. The show featured a mix of Europop and anti-war protest, with a strong show of support for Ukraine.
Swedish singer Loreen won the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time with her power ballad "Tattoo" at a colorful, eclectic music competition in Liverpool. The event was clouded for a second year running by the war in Ukraine. Loreen beat acts from 25 other countries to take the continent's pop crown. The varied tastes of the continent were on display in a contest that took in the cabaret-style singing of Portugal's Mimicat, the Britney-esque power pop of Poland's Blanka, echoes of Edith Piaf from La Zarra for France, and smoldering balladry from Cyprus' entry, Andrew Lambrou.
Loreen from Sweden won the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 with her song "Tattoo", becoming the second person ever to win a double crown. She expressed her gratitude and pride during the Winner's Press Conference, where she was joined by her co-songwriters. Loreen emphasized the importance of authenticity and self-knowledge for success. While she neither confirmed nor denied a third Eurovision win, she promised more music and a tour.
Loreen, a Swedish singer, has won the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time with her power ballad "Tattoo". The competition was clouded by the war in Ukraine, and as the contest was underway, Russian missiles hit the Ukrainian city of Ternopil, the home of Ukraine's entrants Tvorchi. Loreen narrowly beat Finnish singer Käärijä, who came in second. The Ukrainian entry placed sixth. The UK hosted the Eurovision this year on behalf of Ukraine, which won last year but could not take up its right to hold the contest because of Russia's invasion and ongoing war.
Sweden's Loreen has won the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time, with her pop anthem Tattoo. The UK's Mae Muller failed to replicate Sam Ryder's success last year, coming in 25th place - one above bottom. Loreen is the only the second person - and the first woman - to win Eurovision twice, following Ireland's Johnny Logan. Sweden's victory means it will host next year's competition.
Sweden's Loreen made history by winning the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time, solidifying Sweden as next year's host. The contest was hosted by Liverpool on behalf of Ukraine and showcased the diversity and eccentricity of the annual event. The show was a moment of defiance for Ukraine and a triumph for the BBC, striking the right balance between excitable hosts and gracious co-hosts with Ukraine. The night was a show of solidarity with Ukraine, but it was an olive branch to the world.
Sweden wins the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest with Loreen's dance track "Tattoo," earning the right to host next year's competition. Ukraine, the previous year's winner, was among the favorites to win this year's edition, but finished in sixth place with pop duo Tvorchi. The event, relocated to Liverpool due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, showed solidarity with Ukraine through various performances and installations. Despite controversy over political statements, the show remained nonpolitical, with several participants hinting at Russia's invasion through their performances.
Swedish singer Loreen won the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time with her power ballad "Tattoo," beating acts from 25 other countries. The competition was hosted by Britain on behalf of Ukraine, which won last year but couldn't hold the contest due to the war. The event was clouded by the war in Ukraine, and air raid sirens sounded across the country as the contest was underway. The global television audience was estimated at 160 million.
Swedish singer Loreen won the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time with her power ballad "Tattoo," beating acts from 25 other countries. The competition was hosted by Britain on behalf of Ukraine, which won last year but couldn't hold the contest due to the war. The event fused the soul of Liverpool with the spirit of war-battered Ukraine. The global television audience has been estimated at 160 million.
Swedish singer Loreen won the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time with her power ballad "Tattoo," beating acts from 25 other countries. The competition was hosted by Britain on behalf of Ukraine, which won last year but couldn't take up its right to hold the contest because of the war. The sights and sounds of Ukraine ran through the show, starting with an opening film that showed 2022 Eurovision winners Kalush Orchestra singing and dancing in the Kyiv subway.
Sweden's Loreen has won the Eurovision Song Contest for a second time with her pop ballad "Tattoo," becoming just the second performer to win the competition more than once. The show was held in Liverpool, UK, on behalf of Ukraine, and paid tribute to those displaced by war. Ukraine's electronic duo Tvorchi finished sixth, while Britain ranked 25th. The top five was rounded out by Finland, Israel, Italy, and Norway.
Sweden has won the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 with Loreen's song "Tattoo," earning 583 points and marking her second Eurovision win. Finland's Käärijä and Israel's Noa Kirel took second and third place respectively. The contest will likely be held in Sweden next year as the winning country traditionally hosts the following year's contest. The Eurovision Song Contest features musical acts from around Europe and beyond, and this year's event was hosted in Liverpool, UK.
