Liverpool to host Eurovision Song Contest in 2023

The international music show is being held in Britain after this year’s winner, Ukraine, was deemed unable to host because of the Russian invasion.
Liverpool to host Eurovision Song Contest in 2023

Sam Ryder finished second in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Italy (Dominic Lipinski/PA)

Fri, 07 Oct, 2022 - 19:36
Alex Green

Liverpool has been confirmed to host the Eurovision Song Contest next year.

The international music show is being held in Britain after this year’s winner, Ukraine, was deemed unable to host because of the Russian invasion.

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