Eurovision Song Contest

Malmö 2024

2024 • 3 Episodes

The Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 took place in the Malmö Arena on Saturday 11 May with Semi-Finals on Tuesday 7 and Thursday 9 May.

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Episode 1
E1

Semi-Final 1

143 min May 07, 2024 5.0

Fifteen acts will perform at the first semi-final of Eurovision 2024 - but only 10 will qualify.
Episode 2
E2

Semi-Final 2

142 min May 09, 2024 4.9

The audience will have the opportunity to participate in the world's biggest sing along, together with three iconic Eurovision queens – Helena Paparizou, Sertab Erener and Charlotte Perrelli.
Episode 3
E3

Final

238 min May 11, 2024 4.1

The 2024 Eurovision Song Contest was held in Malmö, Sweden, following Loreen's historic 2023 win. It marked the third time the city had hosted the event. 37 countries participated under the slogan "United By Music," which was adopted as the permanent slogan for all future contests. The show, hosted by Malin Åkerman and Petra Mede, featured a unique 360-degree, cross-shaped stage placed in the middle of the audience. A key change saw the pre-qualified 'Big 5' and host Sweden perform their songs in full during the Semi-Finals for the first time. After 25 nations competed in the Grand Final, Switzerland's Nemo was crowned the winner with the song "The Code," securing the country's third victory. Croatia finished second after winning the public televote, with Ukraine, France, and Israel completing the top five.