Tonight, the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 continues in Vienna, Austria, with Semi-Final Two.
Fifteen countries will take part, singing for ten spots in the Grand Final. Here’s a guide to where you can watch or listen to the contest. Whether you’ll be tuning in on your TV, radio, computer or mobile device, we’ve got you covered.
Television
If you’re in one of the countries participating or voting in Semi-Final Two, you can watch live on your national broadcaster’s TV networks:
- Albania – RTSH 1, RTSH Muzikë
- Azerbaijan – İTV
- Armenia – Armenia 1
- Australia – SBS
- Austria – ORF 1
- Bulgaria – BNT 1
- Cyprus – RIK 1, RIK Sat
- Czechia – ČT2
- Denmark – DR1
- France – France 4
- Latvia – LTV1
- Luxembourg – RTL Lëtzebuerg
- Malta – PBS
- Norway – NRK1
- Romania – TVR 1
- Switzerland – RSI La 1 (Italian language commentary), RTS 1 (French language commentary), SRF 1 (German language commentary)
- Ukraine – Suspilne Kultura
- United Kingdom – BBC One
If your country instead voted or participated in Semi-Final One, here are the channels for you:
- Belgium – VRT 1 (Dutch commentary), Tipik (French commentary)
- Croatia – HRT 1
- Estonia – ETV (Estonian commentary), ETV+ (Russian commentary)
- Finland – Yle TV1, TV Finland
- Georgia – First Channel
- Germany – One
- Greece – ERT 1
- Israel – Kan 11,
- Italy – Rai 2
- Lithuania – LRT televizija
- Moldova – Moldova 1
- Montenegro – TVCG 2
- Poland – TVP1, TVP Polonia
- Portugal – RTP 1 and RTP Mundo (On Delay)
- Serbia – RTS 1, RTS Svet
- San Marino – San Marino RTV
- Sweden – SVT 1
A few non-participating countries are also broadcasting the Eurovision Song Contest on TV:
- Iceland – RÚV 2
- Kosovo – RTK 1
- Netherlands – NPO 1
- North Macedonia – MRT 1
- United States – Peacock
Radio
A number of broadcasters are also airing audio from the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 live on their radio services:
- Albania – Radio Tirana
- Croatia – HR 2
- Cyprus – RIK Trito
- Finland – Yle X3M
- Greece – Deftero Programma, Voice of Greece
- Iceland – Rás 2
- Israel – Kan 88
- Italy – Rai Radio 2
- Latvia – LR5
- Lithuania – LRT Radijas
- Luxembourg – RTL Today, RTL Infos
- Moldova – Radio Moldova, Radio Moldova Muzical
- Montenegro – Radio 98
- Sweden – Sveriges Radio P4
- Ukraine – Radio Promin
- United Kingdom – BBC Radio 2
Online
The second semi-final will also be broadcast live with no commentary on the Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel. The contest is not available on YouTube in Australia, Greece, Luxembourg, Lithuania, and the United Kingdom.
Additional commentary is available on online streaming platforms in the following countries:
- Finland – Yle Areena – Inari Sámi, Northern Sámi, Russian and Ukrainian language commentary
