Eurovision on Tour

Overview

Thanks to Guy Sebastian, Dami Im, Isaiah, Jessica Mauboy, Montaigne, Sheldon Riley, Voyager and Electric Fields, Australia is no stranger to heading to Eurovision. In November 2024, the iconic song contest is coming to us instead. For the first time ever since beginning in 1956, Eurovision is touring, with an Aussie show now locked in for Sydney before spring is out.

London, Paris, Stockholm, Madrid, Warsaw and Amsterdam are also on the itinerary before and after Eurovision on Tour's Down Under gigs, but its visit to Australia is different. This is the only country receiving multiple concerts, spreading Europop across the nation's east coast — in Melbourne and Brisbane as well.

The concept dates back to 2019, but the pandemic initially got in the way. After that, it took two years of negotiating to lock in the setup. Now that Eurovision on Tour is officially happening, it'll play The Enmore in Sydney on Sunday, November 17 with 18 performers.

On the lineup: Australia's own Im and Silia Kapsis, with the latter competing for Cyprus this year. Attendees can also look forward to 1991 winner Carola from Sweden, 2013 winner Emmelie de Forest from Denmark, and everyone from the UK's Nicki French, Portugal's Suzy and Malta's Destiny to Efendi from Azerbaijan, Ovi & Ilinca Bacila from Romania, and both Rosa López and Soraya from Spain — plus Italian African pop star Senhit.

Eurovision on Tour Australian Lineup 2024

Senhit (San Marino)
Dami Im (Australia)
Carola (Sweden)
Destiny (Malta)
Efendi (Azerbaijan)
Emmelie de Forest (Denmark)
Esther Hart (Netherlands)
Jalisse (Italy)
Linda Martin (Ireland)
Nicki French (United Kingdom)
Ovi & Ilinca Bacila (Romania)
Rosa López (Spain)
Silia Kapsis (Cyprus)
Soraya (Spain)
Sunstroke Project (Moldova)
Suzy (Portugal)
The Roop (Lithuania)
Theo Evan (Cyprus)