The OnEuropeans are packing their bags and haggling with the Post Office over exchange rates to make sure they’ve enough set by for cake, cheese and the occasional Limonana.
From Friday evening, we’ll be live from Tel Aviv, ready to bring you the latest news and tell you what we think of the rehearsals. There will be video clips, photos and objectionable opinions a-plenty. You’re welcome to chip in and tell us how wrong we are.
Because it helps to know what’s going on, we’ve put the schedules into the calendar, and changed everything to UK (BST) time to make your life easier … but here’s an overview of what happens when.
All times shown here are local to Tel Aviv (GMT +3 / BST +2 / CET +1).
This means your Eurovision day starts at 7am in Iceland, 8am in the UK, a more dignified 9am in much of Central Europe, and if you happen to live in one of the countries that finished in the top two last year, it’s as shown below.
Saturday, 4 May
[table id=532 /]Sunday, 5 May
[table id=538 /]Monday, 6 May
[table id=540 /]Tuesday, 7 May
[table id=541 /]Wednesday, 8 May
Public holiday
