Published On: Mai 12th, 2023

After the exciting outcome or the Semi-Final 2, the final line up of the Grand Final has been revealed. The “Big 5” countries did not have to pass the semi-finals, so they automatically have a secured place in the Grand Final. From each of the two semi-finals there are ten qualifiers. In this competition 11 countries did not qualify.

In previous years, the running order for the Eurovision Song Contest was determined through a draw. However, in present times, the responsibility of deciding the running order lies with the host broadcaster and the reference group of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). This shift in approach has introduced a subtle element of direction to the excitement surrounding the running order. The intention behind this change is to prevent consecutive performances of similar genres, such as three ballads in a row or three energetic songs back-to-back. Ultimately, this method has been widely acknowledged as successful, as it ensures a diverse and captivating experience from the opening act to the last entry.

 

This is the running order for the Grand Final:

  1. Austria
  2. Portugal
  3. Switzerland
  4. Poland
  5. Serbia
  6. France
  7. Cyprus
  8. Spain
  9. Sweden
  10. Albania
  11. Italy
  12. Estonia
  13. Finland
  14. Czech Republic
  15. Australia
  16. Belgium
  17. Armenia
  18. Moldova
  19. Ukraine
  20. Norway
  21. Germany
  22. Lithuania
  23. Israel
  24. Slovenia
  25. Croatia
  26. United Kingdom

All participants of the Grand Final 2023

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