The 2024 Eurovision rehearsals continued in Malmo today, the first set of acts from the Second Semi-final graced the Eurovision stage for the very first time at the Malmo Arena.

The first and second artist rehearsals will be held behind closed doors, hence they will be closed to the press. A short clip of the artist and his/her impressions from the first artist rehearsals will be released on the official Eurovision Tik Tok channel. Whilst snippets from the second artist rehearsals will be released on the official Eurovision Youtube channel.

We bring you short snippets from today’s rehearsals:

Malta

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Malta’s @Sarah Bonnici has got the m-m-m-moves 🇲🇹 #Eurovision2024

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Albania

https://www.tiktok.com/@eurovision/video/7363284017950559521

Greece

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Put your hands up! @SATTI just achieved pop perfection at Greece’s first rehearsal 🇬🇷 #Eurovision2024

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Switzerland

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When @nemothingsss said “Welcome to the show,” they meant it! Here’s how their first rehearsal looked 🇨🇭 #Eurovision2024

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Czechia

https://www.tiktok.com/@eurovision/video/7363309710453378336

Austria

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Rum-di-dum-dum rehearsals have started for Austria, and the lasers are out for @kaleenmusic 🇦🇹 #Eurovision2024

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Armenia

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Bags of energy and bursts of colour – @LADANIVA are leaving their mark in Malmö 🇦🇲 Eurovision2024

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Denmark

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@SABA got to have her first run-through of SAND at Malmö Arena, and it was an epic display 🇩🇰 #Eurovision2024

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The 2024 Eurovision Song Contest is scheduled to be held at the Malmo Arena in Malmo, Sweden on 7, 9 and 11 May.

Source: eurovision.tv
Photo credit: Corinne Cumming/ Sarah Louise Bennett/ EBU


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