The wait is nearly over for thousands of fans as tickets for the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest go on sale tomorrow, Tuesday, March 7. There's no doubt demand to get a place in the UK live crowd will be high but there are a few ways fans can increase their chances.
Liverpool is hosting the huge event on behalf of Ukraine and their 2022 entry winners the Kalush Orchestra, who won the hearts of viewers and the panel with 'Stefania'. After months of speculation and build-up, details surrounding how fans can buy tickets were revealed last week, with online retailer Ticketmaster selling tickets.
The sale starts at 12pm on Tuesday with ticket queues for all nine live shows at the M&S Bank Arena, on the Queen's Dock. Millions of viewers are expected to tune in from around the world as well as thousands of people in the stadium crowd and at the Eurovision Village at Pier Head.
