EUROVISION 2024 SEMI-FINAL ONE - SCREENING TUESDAY 7TH MAY

The RVT and Eurofest are teaming up to screen both Semi Finals and the Grand Final of EUROVISION SONG CONTEST 2024 from Malm in Sweden.

Following last's year's historic win by Loreen with Tattoo, the contest returns to Sweden for the seventh time, and third in the city of Malm for what promises to be a spectacular series of events, all of which you can watch live on the big screen at the iconic RVT

Tickets for each event are available separately, please make sure you buy the correct tickets. No refunds

Advance tickets for Semi Final One, 7th May are 7 plus booking fee

Doors at 7pm, screening is live from 8pm.

PLEASE READ: This Semi Final will be a mixed seated/standing event, with limited seats allocated, first come, first serve on the night, we cannot reserve seats. If you have questions re accessibility please email [email protected]

ALL BAGS AND COATS MUST BE CHECKED INTO THE COATCHECK

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