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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Jess Molyneux & Christopher Megrath

Liverpool's Eurovision is 'centre stage' doing things 'never done before'

Liverpool's Eurovision is "centre stage'" and doing things "never done before" in the city.

Last year, Liverpool was announced as the host city of Eurovision for 2023, after winners Ukraine could not hold the competition for safety and security reasons due to the ongoing invasion by Russia. So far, Liverpool has hosted The Blue and Yellow Submarine Parade, the EuroVillage has opened its gates, the Eurovision 2023 Welcome Party has been thrown and the second semi final will soon be underway.

When Claire McColgan and Harry Doyle decided they were going to launch Liverpool's bid to host the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest, they didn't know what to expect. Ms McColgan, the Director of Liverpool Council's hugely successful culture team, has a famous track record of putting on major events including the Giants Spectacular and Liverpool's Champions League trophy parade in 2019

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