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Eurovision 2026: How to Watch Tonight's Semi-Final and What to Expect

The 70th Eurovision Song Contest continues this week with the second semi-final, ahead of the grand final on Saturday. UK viewers can catch the action live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

  • The 70th Eurovision Song Contest is taking place in [location], featuring 25 countries competing in the second semi-final tonight
  • The grand final will be held on Saturday, with the winner crowned at the end of the night
  • UK viewers can watch the semi-finals and grand final on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, and the Eurovision Song Contest website

The 70th Eurovision Song Contest is underway, with the second semi-final taking place tonight at [time]. The event, which is being held in [location], will feature 25 countries competing for a place in the grand final on Saturday. The grand final will see the top 10 countries from each semi-final, as well as the Big Five countries (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the UK), competing for the top prize.

UK viewers can catch the action live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, as well as on the Eurovision Song Contest website. The contest will also be available to stream on various platforms, including the BBC iPlayer app and the Eurovision Song Contest app. The grand final will take place on Saturday, with the winner crowned at the end of the night.

The Eurovision Song Contest has a long history of producing memorable moments, from ABBA's iconic victory in 1974 to Conchita Wurst's historic win in 2014. The contest has also been a launchpad for many successful music careers, with past winners including Celine Dion and Loreen.

As the UK's representative for this year's contest has not yet been announced, UK viewers will be eagerly anticipating the reveal of the country's entry. The reveal will likely take place in the coming weeks, with the UK's song and performer being announced in due course.

Why this matters: The Eurovision Song Contest is a major cultural event in the UK, with millions of viewers tuning in each year. The contest has also been a significant platform for British music talent, with many past winners and runners-up going on to achieve great success.

What this means for you: This story may affect travel plans, consumer choices, events or how UK readers understand wider global developments. Check official updates before making plans based on the situation.

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