Eurovision 2026: Here's the full running order for the Eurovision Grand Final

Antigoni Buxton, aka Antigoni, is representing Cyprus during the 2026 Eurovision final. placeholder image
Antigoni Buxton, aka Antigoni, is representing Cyprus during the 2026 Eurovision final. | Getty Images

Here is the full running order for the Eurovision 2026 Grand Final - including when the UK will be performing.

The finalists for Eurovision 2026 have been decided, with the Grand Final due to take place in Austria this evening.

Following JJ’s win with Wasted Love last year, the 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Vienna’s Wiener Stadthalle from 8pm, UK time.

Just 25 acts now remain following the Eurovision semi-finals on Tuesday and Thursday, with 10 contestants having been eliminated from the competition.

There were fewer entries to whittle down this year, with five countries including Ireland, Iceland, the Netherlands and Slovenia, boycotting the annual song contest over the continued participation of Israel due to its war in Gaza. Spain, which was previously one of the top financial contributors to Eurovision and a member of the so-called “Big Five” countries, is also not participating in the 2026 competition due to Israel’s involvement.

The countries which have failed to qualify for the 2026 Grand Final are as follows: Azerbaijan, Luxembourg, Armenia, Switzerland, Latvia, Portugal, Georgia, Montenegro, Estonia, and San Marino, whose entry this year included Boy George.

Here is the full running order for the Eurovision 2026 final.

Here’s the full Eurovision 2026 final running order

The Grand Final will soon take place, being broadcast live across the world - including Australia, who are among this year’s finalists due to Delta Goodrem’s song Eclipse.

Here is the Eurovision 2026 running order in full:

  1. Denmark: Søren Torpegaard Lund - Før Vi Går Hjem
  2. Germany: Sarah Engels - Fire
  3. Israel: Noam Bettan - Michelle
  4. Belgium: ESSYLA - Dancing on the Ice
  5. Albania: Alis - Nân
  6. Greece: Akylas - Ferto
  7. Ukraine: LELÉKA - Ridnym
  8. Australia: Delta Goodrem - Eclipse
  9. Serbia: LAVINA - Kraj Mene
  10. Malta: AIDAN - Bella
  11. Czechia: Daniel Zizka - CROSSROADS
  12. Bulgaria: DARA - Bangaranga
  13. Croatia: LELEK - Andromeda
  14. United Kingdom: LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER - Eins, Zwei, Drei
  15. France: Monroe - Regarde !
  16. Moldova: Satoshi - Viva, Moldova!
  17. Finland: Linda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen - Liekinheitin
  18. Poland: ALICJA - Pray
  19. Lithuania: Lion Ceccah - Sólo Quiero Más
  20. Sweden: FELICIA - My System
  21. Cyprus: Antigoni - JALLA
  22. Italy: Sal Da Vinci - Per Sempre Sì
  23. Norway: JONAS LOVV - YA YA YA
  24. Romania: Alexandra Căpitănescu - Choke Me
  25. Austria: COSMÓ - Tanzschein

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The running order for the final is decided via a draw, meaning each entry will either appear in the first or second half, or alternatively they will be a “Producers’ Choice” meaning their choice will be hand selected to be among the remaining spaces.

In addition to all of this year’s Eurovision finalists, there will be a performance from the 2025 winner JJ as well as some surprises in store.

You can watch the 2026 Eurovision Grand Final live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 8pm on Saturday, May 16.

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