An official Eurovision Song Contest Tour looks to be taking place following the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna, Austria.
According to the official rules of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2026 published by PBS, the ‘ESC Tour’ is set to be held following the 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. According to a timeline published by PBS, the ‘ESC Tour’ will be held between June and July 2026.
This is the first new information regarding an official tour since the Lithuanian Head of Delegation, Audrius Giržadas, stated in August that an arena tour is being introduced for Eurovision Song Contest participants. According to Mr Giržadas, ten of the acts that will compete in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest will be invited to take part in a ten-date arena tour of Europe following the competition.
Should the arena tour take place, this would be the first time that the European Broadcasting Union and its member broadcasters have organised any post-contest tour of its participating artists since 2008. Between 2007 and 2008, the EBU organised the ‘Winner’s Tour’.
The European Broadcasting Union has not made any public comments regarding the ‘ESC Tour’ since it was first reported in August.
Image source: Alma Bengtsson / EBU | Source: PBS
