The stage is set for one of the most flamboyant, dazzling, and outlandish nights in music - the Eurovision Song Contest grand final. It's the first time the UK has staged the annual event since Birmingham 1998 after Katrina & the Waves won the previous year with Love Shine A Light.
Liverpool is the host city this year, on behalf of Ukraine, with a global audience of more than 160 million expected to tune in. The UK's entrant Mae Muller is hoping to take the crown with 'I Wrote a Song'.
Tickets for the final at Liverpool Arena sold out in just 36 seconds. But just because you can't be there in person it doesn't mean you can't be part of the fun as Europe's finest (and Australia) battle it out. All the live action is being shown on big screens around Nottingham on May 13. The contest begins at 8pm.
