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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Grand Final. Aggregated from 3 sources with 4 articles.
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Image: TechRadar• Vienna is set to host the 70th Anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final in 2026. • The competition will feature 25 participating countries vying for a single winner's trophy. • TechRadar is providing guidance on how viewers can stream the event online for free from any global location.
techradar.com• The 70th Eurovision Song Contest is returning, with the event featuring a Grand Final and two preliminary semifinals to determine the winner. • The first semifinal includes 17 countries, such as Sweden, Italy, and Israel, while the second semifinal features 18 nations, including the UK, France, and Australia. • This milestone anniversary celebration draws a massive global audience, prompting a search for official free streaming options to watch the competition online.
businessinsider.com
Image: TechRadar• Several European broadcasters, including RTE from Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, Italy, and Slovenia, have confirmed they will boycott the Eurovision Song Contest final. • The boycott is a direct response to Israel's inclusion in the competition, signaling a significant diplomatic rift among participating nations. • This collective action highlights the growing intersection of geopolitical conflict and international cultural events, potentially impacting viewership and the contest's prestige.
techradar.comThere was wind, there was fire, there was Goodrem’s remarkable upper-range – resulting in a refreshingly self-assured offering from Australia‘Sung by a silver robot from 1984!’ The 11 biggest bangers in Eurovision 2026Standing before a glistening crescent moon and adorned in more than 7,000 Swarovski crystals, Australia’s 2026 Eurovision hopeful Delta Goodrem has delivered a powerful performance on the 70th anniversary of the global song contest – and become the first Australian act to qualify for the grand final since 2023.Heading into the competition as an early favourite behind Eurovision heavy-hitters Denmark and Finland, Goodrem delivered a note-perfect rendition of her power-ballad entry, Eclipse. The track is impressive if a little formulaic – and of the 35 countries competing, 15 are represented by solo female performers, so Goodrem needed to find a way to stand out in a crowded field. Continue reading...
theguardian.com