2024 Eurovision Song Contest

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Next will be the entry from Iceland. Hera competed in Eurovision in 2011, I believe. This is live from the national final.

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Next will be the entry from Slovenia. It is in Slovenian. She's been killing the vocal in the pre-parties.

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Here is Finland. People either love it or hate it. No one is on the fence. It finished last with the Finnish juries but won the televote by a landslide.

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This is Moldova. The performance is live from the national final.

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Next will be Azerbaijan. No live versions of this yet.

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Next is Australia. Try not to be creeped out by the creepy music video. I'm pretty sure this is intentional, and that Australia has big plans for the staging and doesn't want to spill the beans.

This will be the first Eurovision song to include some aboriginal lyrics.

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Next will be Portugal. This is the performance from the national final.

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And last but not least, we have Luxembourg, which is finally returning to Eurovision after decades away.

Tali's "Fighter" will close Semifinal 1. This is the revamp. She is very capable live.

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Next, I'll give you the songs eligible for voting in Semifinal 2. Get ready for some lady bops, because they are everywhere in this semifinal. There are 16 songs. Ten will qualify for the Grand Final. Again, it will be televote only.

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Opening Semifinal 2 will be Malta. It's Sara Bonnici with "Loop". This is the revamp. She has been capable live.

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Next will be Albania. This won the national selection in the Albanian language. They revamped the song and changed it to English.

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Next, we have Greece. This is another fan favorite.

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Next will be Switzerland. This is the current #1 choice of the oddsmakers.

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Next will be Czechia. I am posting the revamp. The winning national final performance was a disaster. She's getting a little better, though.

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Next up will be Austria. Let's just say she knows her Eurovision audience well.