Eurovision Song Contest fans will have another chance to get tickets for Liverpool, just two weeks before the event starts, as more become available online.
It's been nearly a year since Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra triumphed at Eurovision in Italy, beating the UK's sam Ryder into second place. However, given the conflict in the war torn country over the last year, it was decided by the European Broadcasting Union that Ukraine couldn't host this year, with the BBC agreeing to take up the baron on behalf of the UK.
That news led to a whole host of cities bidding to host Eurovision for the UK and, in the end it was Liverpool who were chosen, after a final battle with Glasgow. The event is being billed as very much a celebration of Ukraine and tickets for the nine different performances across the week flew out, when they went on sale at the start of March.
