London to host first-ever Eurovision Song Contest tour this summer - here's what we know so far

Gear up for the campest night out in London. Expect glitz, glam, Euro-sparkle and epic staging at the first-ever Eurovision Song Contest tour.

The Eurovision Song Contest is heading on tour and it's coming to London this summer.

While the 2026 competition is set to take over Vienna, Austria this May, the festivities will continue over the summer months with a special live tour.

Celebrating seven decades of the beloved song contest, it will be hitting the road for the first time this June and July.

Starting in the UK capital on June 15 at the O2 Arena, it is also set to take over Hamburg, Milan, Zürich, Antwerp, Cologne, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Paris and Stockholm.

@eurovision 🚀 The Eurovision Song Contest is going on tour for its 70th… And you’re invited! 🧳 If you didn’t get tickets for Vienna, we hope to see you there 🎤 For dates, details and to sign up for exclusive early access to tickets, head to eurovision.com 🥳 🗺️ #Eurovision ♬ original sound - Eurovision

Featuring performances from icons from across the contest’s history and participants in the 2026 event the tour shows will highlight the competition's legacy, global fan community, and seven decades of unforgettable music.

The 2026 participants which are yet to be confirmed will perform their own entry in the show plus cover versions of their favourite songs from the contest’s 70-year history.

The star-studded lineup may vary by city and country meaning each show will offer something different for fans.

How to get tickets

An exclusive early access presale for tickets will start on February 1. Fans can sign up for access on the Eurovision website.

Further details on how to purchase tickets for each tour date will be published on the Eurovision site in the coming days.

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