Eurovision 2026 Tickets

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Eurovision Song Contest Tickets

We currently have a high level of ticketing availability for this year's Eurovision contest, so why not check out what deals you can secure today?

Dozens of nations will once again be fighting it out to win the prestigious event, and we have a high level of ticketing availability for all segments of the competition, from the semi-finals to the grand final party.

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Eurovision History

The Eurovision Song Contest is perhaps one of the most famous live shows in the history of music. It's been an institution for more than 60 years.

The first ever Eurovision Song Contest took place in 1956, with Switzerland emerging victorious with Lys Assia winning the contest with her performance of the track Refrain.

In the late 1960s, the United Kingdom won the contest for the first time, with Sandie Shaw winning the honour in 1967 with Puppet on a String. During the 1970s, the event became even more immense, and Swedish pop gods Abba triumphed in 1974 with Waterloo.

Ireland's Johnny Logan won the contest twice, first in 1980 for What's Another Year and then in 1987 with the epic Hold Me Now. In 1998, Israel's Dana International famously roared to success with Diva, and in 2006, Finland's hard rock sensations Lordi ran away with the victory.

It's hard to get across just how popular the Eurovision Song Contest has become. Most years see an audience of over 100 million eagerly watch the proceedings on the night of the grand final. Indeed, many people will watch the event on big screens in their local cities, if they have not managed to get to the event itself, the audience goes way beyond just Europe, with huge numbers of fans watching all over the globe.

The venues that have hosted the event are numerous, and traditionally, the winner of the competition hosts the following year's event. When tickets for the event go on sale, they are usually sold out in super quick time, which is why SeatPick will prove invaluable for any fan who wants to be live and in person to watch the event play out.

Eurovision Song Contest Winners

• 2015 Sweden-Mans Zelmerlow

• 2016 Ukraine-Jamala

• 2017 Portugal-Salvador Sobral

• 2018 Israel-Netta

• 2019 Netherlands-Duncan Lawrence

• 2020 Canceled

• 2021 Italy-Maneskin

• 2022 Ukraine-Kalush Orchestra

• 2023 Sweden-Loreen

• 2024 Switzerland-Nemo

2025 Austria-JJ

Eurovision Song Contest Ticket Prices

The cost of Eurovision Song Contest tickets varies according to what element of the competition you are hoping to attend, as well as where in the arena you are placed. It also depends on the size of the concert hall that is hosting this particular year's event.

If you are lucky enough to secure some of the last remaining tickets for the final, which can be found at SeatPick, then you can expect to pay more than for the semi-finals.

We have the largest and most comprehensive selection of tickets for the Eurovision Song Contest and any valid ticket purchased via SeatPick comes with a 100% purchase guarantee and absolutely none of those annoying hidden fees that some other sites charge.

By using SeatPick to source your tickets, you are opening yourself up to a much wider expanse of tickets than if you simply made use of your Ticketmaster account, and this matters because it means you get to make the most informed purchase possible.