All about the Torino Eurovision Song Contest in one place – Grand Final 2022.

The highlight of every Eurovision season is here, the all-deciding Grand Final 2022 – the Song of the Year will be chosen from 25 songs on 14 May at 21:00 (CEST); get ready and watch the show with us!

On Tuesday and Thursday nights, 10-10 competition songs have been selected from the semi-finals of the season, and today will also see the live, full-length performances of the Big 5 country acts from the semi-finals. The Jury Rehearsal took place on Friday evening, where the professional jury of each country has already scored the 2022 finalist productions, which will be shown and heard in the following order on 14 May 2022 from 21:00 onwards, with the broadcast expected to end between 0:50 and 1:00, based on the information currently available.

Finalists and performers – in order of appearance (running order)

Running Order	Participating country	Artist	Competing Song
01	Czech Republic	We Are Domi	“Lights Off”
02	Romania	WRS	“Llámame“
03	Portugal	Maro	“Saudade, saudade“
04	Finland	The Rasmus	“Jezebel”
05	Switzerland	Marius Bear	“Boys Do Cry”
06	France	Alvan and Ahez	“Fulenn“
07	Norway	Subwoolfer	“Give That Wolf a Banana”
08	Armenia	Rosa Linn	“Snap”
09	Italy	Mahmood and Blanco	“Brividi“
10	Spain	Chanel	“SloMo”
11	Netherlands	S10	“De diepte“
12	Ukraine	Kalush Orchestra	“Stefania” (Стефанія)
13	Germany	Malik Harris	“Rockstars”
14	Lithuania	Monika Liu	“Sentimentai“
15	Azerbaijan	Nadir Rustamli	“Fade to Black”
16	Belgium	Jérémie Makiese	“Miss You”
17	Greece	Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord	“Die Together”
18	Iceland	Systur	“Með hækkandi sól“
19	Moldova	Zdob și Zdub and Advahov Brothers	“Trenulețul“
20	Sweden	Cornelia Jakobs	“Hold Me Closer”
21	Australia	Sheldon Riley	“Not the Same”
22	United Kingdom	Sam Ryder	“Space Man”
23	Poland	Ochman	“River”
24	Serbia	Konstrakta	“In corpore sano“
25	Estonia	Stefan	“Hope”

Opening & Interval acts

On 30 April 2022, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the official website of the Eurovision Song Contest and the host Italian public broadcaster RAI published information about the opening act and the interval act of the contest.

The opening of the 66th edition of the continental contest features a final result: back in April, the Italian-rooted but international initiative Rockin’ 1000 played a clockwork performance in Turin, playing Charpentier’s Te Deum, the song that identifies the Eurovision Network and the Eurovision Song Contest, recorded for the local promotion of the song contest. The recording will debut tonight as the opener of the final in Turin. Once again, the show will be kicked off with the traditional Flag Parade, where the Grand Final countries will take to the stage in the order of the finalists. Also part of the opening is a vocal performance by this year’s leading lady, singer Laura Pausini, who will sing a combination of La solitudine and Scatola.

The competing productions and the announcement of the results will be separated by guest performances, but the Italian organisers have again set the standard for the additional performances high. Last year’s Eurovision winner Måneskin will be returning from Los Angeles for the final – expected to perform Zitti e buoni and the song premiere of Supermodel, a song from the OurVision FM music selection. The first Italian winner of the 1964 edition, Gigliola Cinquetti, will perform his competition song Non ho l’età, and international pop star Mika, who will be presenting this week, will also sing, bringing his most popular songs.

Watch the continental contest with us here –  Grand Final (2022) live!

Illustration: Presenters Alessandro Cattelan, Laura Pausini and Mika in the semi-finals of the Eurovision Song Contest – photo by Andreas Putting (EBU)
Source: Eurovision.tv / OurVision International