Fans looking to attend the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö, Sweden will find out more information about ticket sales next week.
It’s been announced on the Eurovision Song Contest’s official X (formerly Twitter) account that news about tickets for next year’s contest will be revealed on Thursday 23 November.
Eurovision 2024 is being held at the Malmö Arena in Malmö, Sweden. It is expected that there will be tickets available for nine shows throughout the week of the contest: the live semi-finals and final, as well as two dress rehearsals for each show.
Usually, tickets for the dress rehearsals – known as the ‘jury’ and ‘family’ shows – are cheaper than they would be for the live shows. At Eurovision 2023, hosted in Liverpool, United Kingdom on behalf of Ukraine, the ticket prices for each show were as follows:
- Between £90 and £290 for the Semi-Finals
- Between £160 and £380 for the Grand Final
- Between £30 and £280 for the Dress Rehearsals
The dates for the Eurovision 2024 shows are:
- Semi-Final 1: May 7 2024
- Semi-Final 2: May 9 2024
- Final: May 11 2024
Traditionally, the ‘jury’ rehearsals for each of the shows is the night before, while the ‘family’ shows are earlier on the same day.
Eurovision 2024 tickets are now expected to go on sale much earlier than for this year’s contest, when tickets were released in March. As of yet, the full list of participating countries for next year’s contest has still not been confirmed by the contest’s organisers, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
More information will be revealed on tickets for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest next Thursday.
Image Source: BBC / Nick Robinson | Source: @eurovision (X)
Eurovision 2024
Loreen won the 67th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest for Sweden with “Tattoo”. She is the first female two-time winner of the competition, having previously won the 2012 contest with “Euphoria”.
This is Sweden’s seventh Eurovision win, following victories in 1974, 1984, 1991, 1999, 2012 and 2015. This makes Sweden the joint most successful country in Eurovision alongside Ireland. Loreen has also become the first woman and the second person overall to win Eurovision twice.
Malmö will host the contest for the third time, having previously hosted in 1992 and 2013.
