Eurovision season is in full swing, and one of the biggest preview events on the calendar has once again taken center stage. Eurovision in Concert 2024 took place on April 13th at AFAS Live in Amsterdam, bringing together 29 of the 37 competing artists from this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
A Tradition of Eurovision Excitement
Founded in 2009 by a group of passionate Dutch Eurovision fans, Eurovision in Concert has grown into one of the most prestigious and anticipated pre-contest events. The concert provides fans with a first glimpse of live performances from their favorite Eurovision acts, while also giving artists a chance to showcase their songs in front of an enthusiastic international audience.
The event has expanded significantly over the years, consistently attracting a large number of acts from the competing countries. It offers a valuable opportunity for artists to test their performances, connect with Eurovision fans, and build momentum ahead of the main event.
A Star-Studded Evening in Amsterdam
This year’s show was hosted by Dutch Eurovision commentator Cornald Maas, alongside Charlotte Perrelli, Sweden’s Eurovision 1999 winner and 2008 participant.
The lineup featured a mix of established artists and rising stars, all set to compete at Eurovision 2024 in Malmö, Sweden.
Eurovision in Concert 2024 line-up:
Albania – Besa
Austria – Kaleen
Belgium – Mustii
Croatia – Baby Lasagna
Cyprus – Silia
Czechia – Aiko
Denmark – Saba
Finland – Windows95man
France – Slimane
Germany – ISAAK
Georgia – Nutsa Buzaladze
Iceland – Hera Björk
Ireland – Bambie Thug
Italy – Angelina Mango
Latvia – Dons
Lithuania – Silvester Belt
Luxembourg – Tali
Malta – Sarah Bonnici
Moldova – Natalia Barbu
Netherlands – Joost Klein
Norway – Gåte
San Marino – Megara
Serbia – Teya Dora
Slovenia – Raiven
Spain – Nebulossa
Sweden – Marcus & Martinus
Switzerland – Nemo
Ukraine – alyona alyona & Jerry Heil
United Kingdom – Olly Alexander
Unfortunately, Luna from Poland was forced to withdraw from the event to rest her voice ahead of the contest.
Special Guests & After-Party Highlights
Adding to the excitement, Eurovision 2009 winner Alexander Rybak made a special guest appearance, performing his legendary song Fairytale.
The night didn’t end with the main concert, as the after-party kept the Eurovision spirit alive. Fans were treated to performances by former Eurovision stars:
Jedward (Ireland 2011 & 2012)
Efendi (Azerbaijan 2021)
Go_A (Ukraine 2021)
A Celebration of Eurovision Music
Year after year, Eurovision in Concert cements its status as one of the biggest and most exciting Eurovision preview parties. The event not only offers fans a thrilling night of music and performances but also serves as a crucial platform for this year’s contestants to connect with the Eurovision audience before the big show in May.
As the road to Eurovision 2024 in Malmö continues, one thing is clear—Eurovision in Concert has once again delivered a night to remember, setting the stage for what promises to be another spectacular Eurovision Song Contest.
In our coverage of the forthcoming Eurovision 2024 competition, we had the privilege of interviewing some of this year’s participating artists. These interviews provided valuable insights into their creative processes, artistic visions, backgrounds, and personal stories. The interviews offer readers an exclusive glimpse into the captivating world of Eurovision 2024, providing an exciting preview of what these talented performers have in store for the Eurovision stage.
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