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The lineup of Eurovision stars for the third edition of Het Grote Songfestivalfeest have been revealed.
Het Grote Songfestivalfeest, which translates to The Big Songfestival Party, is a Dutch televised concert which features past Eurovision artists. It first took place in 2019, with a follow up that was meant to happen in 2021 but was cancelled due to the Covid pandemic.
Het Grote Songfestivalfeest 2023 will occur on November 16 at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Last year Sheldon Riley became the first official Australian Eurovision representative to take part, where he performed his Eurovision 2022 entry 'Not The Same'.
The Eurovision artists that have been confirmed include (listed in alphabetical order, with winners in bold):
Alessandra - Norway, Eurovision 2023
ALIKA - Estonia, Eurovision 2023
Bobbysocks - Norway, Eurovision 1985 WINNER
Charlotte Perrelli - Sweden, Eurovision 1999 WINNER, Eurovision 2008
Cornelia Jakobs - Sweden, Eurovision 2022
Eleni Foureira - Cyprus, Eurovision 2018
Ell & Nikki - Azerbaijan, Eurovision 2011 WINNER
Emmelie de Forest - Denmark, Eurovision 2013 WINNER
Gali Atari - Israel, Eurovision 1979 WINNER
Gjon’s Tears - Switzerland, Eurovision 2020 & 2021
Gustaph - Belgium, Eurovision 2023
Johnny Logan - Ireland, Eurovision 1980 & 1987 WINNER
KEIINO - Norway, Eurovision 2019
Käärijä - Finland, Eurovision 2023
Linda Wagenmakers - Netherlands, Eurovision 2000
Luca Hänni - Switzerland, Eurovision 2019
Måns Zelmerlöw - Sweden, Eurovision 2015 WINNER
Rosa Linn - Armenia, Eurovision 2022
Ruslana - Ukraine, Eurovision 2004 WINNER
Ruth Jacott - Netherlands, Eurovision 1993
Serhat - San Marino, Eurovision 2016 & 2019
Stefania - Greece Eurovision 2020 & 2021
The Roop - Lithuania, Eurovision 2020 & 2021
Verka Serduchka - Ukraine, Eurovision 2007
WRS - Romania, Eurovision 2022
Four Eurovision acts from Liverpool will be performing along with eight past Eurovision winners.
Limited tickets for the huge concert are still on sale. It is an absolute must for Eurovision fans.
The event is expected to be televised at a later date.
There is no word yet when and if the show will be broadcast in Australia. Het Grote Songfestivalfeest 2019 was broadcast on SBS Viceland in May 2020 renamed as 'The Road To Eurovision 2020: The Winners'. Fingers crossed it will be on screens Down Under not long after the live show.
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