The Eurovision Song Contest 2026 Grand Final is set to take place in the Austrian capital of Vienna on Saturday, May 16th. The running order for the highly anticipated event has been revealed, offering a glimpse into the performances that will captivate audiences worldwide. This year's contest promises to be a spectacle, with a diverse range of artists and songs from across Europe and beyond.
One of the standout performances is from Denmark, where Søren Torpegaard Lund will take the stage with the captivating 'Før Vi Går Hjem'. This song is sure to resonate with audiences, blending traditional Danish folk elements with a modern pop sound. Germany's Sarah Engels will follow with 'Fire', a powerful and energetic performance that showcases her vocal prowess. Israel's Noam Bettan will perform 'Michelle', a soulful and emotional ballad that has already garnered attention for its unique storytelling.
Belgium's ESSYLA will bring a dynamic and vibrant performance with 'Dancing on the Ice', while Albania's Alis will deliver a captivating rendition of 'Nân'. Greece's Akylas will take the stage with 'Ferto', a song that blends traditional Greek music with contemporary pop, creating a unique and captivating sound. Ukraine's LELÉKA will perform 'Ridnym', a powerful and emotional song that has already gained popularity for its heartfelt lyrics.
Australia's Delta Goodrem will perform 'Eclipse', a song that showcases her versatility and range as an artist. Serbia's LAVINA will deliver a passionate performance with 'Kraj Mene', while Malta's AIDAN will take the stage with 'Bella', a song that has already gained popularity for its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics. Czechia's Daniel Zizka will perform 'CROSSROADS', a song that blends traditional Czech music with a modern pop sound.
Bulgaria's DARA will bring a dynamic and vibrant performance with 'Bangaranga', while Croatia's LELEK will deliver a captivating rendition of 'Andromeda'. The United Kingdom's LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER will perform 'Eins, Zwei, Drei', a song that has already gained popularity for its catchy melody and playful lyrics. France's Monroe will take the stage with 'Regarde !', a song that showcases her unique style and artistic vision.
Moldova's Satoshi will perform 'Viva, Moldova!', a song that celebrates the country's rich cultural heritage. Finland's Linda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen will deliver a captivating performance with 'Liekinheitin', while Poland's ALICJA will perform 'Pray', a song that has already gained popularity for its powerful message and emotional delivery. Lithuania's Lion Ceccah will take the stage with 'Sólo Quiero Más', a song that showcases her unique style and artistic vision.
Sweden's FELICIA will perform 'My System', a song that showcases her versatility and range as an artist. Cyprus's Antigoni will deliver a captivating performance with 'JALLA', while Italy's Sal Da Vinci will take the stage with 'Per Sempre Sì', a song that has already gained popularity for its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics. Norway's JONAS LOVV will perform 'YA YA YA', a song that showcases his unique style and artistic vision.
Romania's Alexandra Căpitănescu will deliver a passionate performance with 'Choke Me', while Austria's COSMÓ will take the stage with 'Tanzschein', a song that has already gained popularity for its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics. The Grand Final will be broadcast on Saturday, May 16th at 21:00 CEST via the Eurovision Song Contest's YouTube channel and the 35 participating broadcasters. Voting details can be found on the official Eurovision website.
This year's running order is a testament to the diverse and captivating performances that the Eurovision Song Contest has become known for. With a mix of traditional and modern sounds, as well as a range of powerful and emotional performances, the 2026 Grand Final is sure to be a memorable and entertaining event for all viewers.
