EUROVISION 2023 GRAND FINAL LIVE SCREENING AND AFTER PARTY 7PM TO 4AM

The RVT and Eurofest are teaming up for a live screening of this year's EUROVISION SONG CONTEST 2023 grand final from Liverpool.

Last year's contest with Sam Ryder's Space Man just missing out to the winner from Ukraine, and the contest coming to the UK has meant there's a massive amount of interest in this year's event. Last year's screening and party sold out and was a great night The RVT will be the place to be on Eurovision night.

Once the show is over Eurofest DJs Don Grant and John Hagley will be playing the best Eurovision and Europop hits and remixes through until 4am.

This will be a mostly standing event, but we do have a limited number of guaranteed seating tickets available for the tables on the raised area at the back of the venue. Once the TV show is over we will move the tables and chairs to give more room to dance.

VIP seated tickets are 14 each, standing tickets 10 each, and both tickets get you entry to The RVT all night. Doors from 7pm, live screening from 8pm, after party through to 4am.

We will also be screening both semi finals this year, tickets are available for the Tuesday via Outsavvy and the Terrence Higgins Trust are hosting the Thursday event as a fundraiser, check vauxhalltavern.com for tickets for both. You need to buy separate tickets for each event.

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