EUROVISION 2023 SEMI-FINAL SCREENING TUESDAY 9TH MAY

The RVT and Eurofest are teaming up to screen the first Semi Final of EUROVISION SONG CONTEST 2023 on Tuesday 9th May 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 and this year you can watch both Semi-Finals and the Grand Final live at The RVT.

Tickets for this first Semi-Final are just 5 each, this will be a mixed standing/seated event, with limited seats on a first come first serve basis on the night. Doors at 7pm, screening is live from 8pm.

The Terrence Higgins Trust are hosting the Thursday Semi-Final as a fundraiser, and we are screening the Final followed by a Eurovision themed club night with Eurofest DJs until 4am on the Saturday check vauxhalltavern.com for tickets for both events. You need to buy separate tickets for each event.

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