The EBU and the BBC, the British national broadcaster have released the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest Semi-finals running order. A total of 31 countries will compete in the Semi-finals scheduled to be held on 9 and 11 May.
The running order for the two semi-finals has been determined by host broadcaster BBC and approved by the EBU.
Fifteen countries will participate in Semi-final #1 on 9 May, whilst sixteen countries will participate in Semi-final #2 on 11 May.
Semi-final #1
Norway will open the First Semi-final whilst Finland will close the show.
- Norway
- Malta
- Serbia
- Latvia
- Portugal
- Ireland
- Croatia
- Switzerland
- Israel
- Moldova
- Sweden
- Azerbaijan
- Czechia
- Netherlands
- Finland
Germany, France and Italy will vote in the First Eurovision 2023 Semi-final.
Semi-final #2
Denmark will open the Second Semi-final whilst Australia will close the show.
- Denmark
- Armenia
- Romania
- Estonia
- Belgium
- Cyprus
- Iceland
- Greece
- Poland
- Slovenia
- Georgia
- San Marino
- Austria
- Albania
- Lithuania
- Australia
Spain, Ukraine and United Kingdom will vote in the Second Eurovision 2023 Semi-final.
The 2023 Eurovision Song Contest is scheduled to be held on 9, 11 and 13 May at the Liverpool Arena in Liverpool, England.
The 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest will be produced by the British national broadcaster, BBC, on behalf of Ukraine, and in collaboration with the EBU.
Source: eurovision.tv
Photo credit: EBU
Cover Photo credit: EBU
