Image credits: Corinne Cumming / EBU Today marks the Junior Eurovision Song Contest (JESC) 2023. The Palais Nikaïa in Nice, France, will host the event starting at 16:00 (CET time).
There are 16 countries competing, with Spain’s representative, Sandra Valero, opening the performances. The running order concludes with the Netherlands, represented by Sep & Jasmin.
Results will be determined equally by 50 percent from online voting by the public and the jury. Viewers can vote until the start of the show and for about a quarter of an hour after all the performances.
Get ready to follow the essentials of JESC 2023!
General information
- Time: 16:00 (CET)
- Venue: Palais Nikaïa (Nice, France)
- Hosts: Olivier Minne e Laury Thillemann; Ophenya, digital ambassator
- Guest acts: Lissandro, Amir, Valentina, Enzo
- Online broadcast: Official YouTube channel
- TV broadcast: Check on your country’s public broadcaster
Running order
(Click on song titles to watch the official music videos)
- Spain/Sandra Valero – Loviu
- Malta/Yulan – Stronger
- Ukraine/Anastasia Dymyd – Kvitka
- Ireland/Jessica McKean: Aisling
- United Kingdom/STAND UNIQU3 – Back To Life
- North Macedonia/Tamara Grujeska – Kaži mi, kaži mi koj
- Estonia/ARHANNA – Hoiame Kokku
- Armenia/Yan Girls: Do It My Way
- Poland/Maja Krzyżewska – I Just Need a Friend
- Georgia/Anastasia & Ranina – Over The Sky
- Portugal/Júlia Machado – Where I Belong
- France/Zoé Clauzure – Cœur
- Albania/Viola Gjyzeli – Bota Ime
- Italy/Melissa & Ranya – Un Mondo Giusto
- Germany/FIA: Ohne Worte
- Netherlands/Sep & Jasmin – Holding On To You
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