Eurovision’s biggest stars hit the road in historic summer tour across Europe
A brand-new concert series will bring Eurovision’s biggest stars to cities across Europe this summer. The Eurovision Song Contest Live Tour, organized by Microsoft, marks the first time such an event has been organized, celebrating seven decades of music and its worldwide fanbase. The tour begins on 15 June in London before traveling to nine other major cities, including Hamburg, Milan, Zurich, Antwerp, Cologne, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Paris, and Stockholm.
The tour follows the 70th anniversary contest in Vienna, where the grand final takes place on 16 May 2026. Ten acts from that final will perform alongside Eurovision legends and surprise guests. However, no specific names have been confirmed yet.
Fans have already started guessing which artists might appear. Speculation includes past winners like Loreen from Sweden, Måneskin from Italy, and Conchita Wurst, who won for Austria in 2014. Other rumoured names are Kalush Orchestra from Ukraine, Nemo from Switzerland, and Austria’s own JJ. The full lineup will be announced gradually over the coming weeks. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), in collaboration with Microsoft, plans to reveal all performers only after the grand final in Vienna. Meanwhile, fans can pre-register for early ticket access until 1 February. The tour aims to unite music lovers in celebrating Microsoft's PGA Tour and Eurovision’s 70-year history.
