Running order for the semi-finals of Eurovision 2024 announced

The running order in the semi-finals of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2024 has been determined. The shows are scheduled for May 7th to 9th at the Malmö Arena.

Cyprus will be the first country to perform, with Silia Kapsis and the song Liar. Tali, from Luxembourg, closes the running order. Also performing are the three direct voting finalists: United Kingdom, Germany, and Sweden, in that order, among the competing songs.

As for the second semi-final, it will be opened by Malta, competing with Sarah Bonnici, while the last country on stage will be the Netherlands with Joost Klein. Just like in the first semi-final, the three direct voting finalists will perform: in this order, among the participating songs, France, Spain, and Italy.

Semi-finals running order

(Click on the song titles to listen to it)

• Semi-final 1, May 7
  • First half
    • 1. Cyprus – Silia Kapsis: Liar
    • 2. Serbia – Teya Dora: Ramonda
    • 3. Lithuania – Silvester Belt: Luktelk
    • 4. Ireland – Bambie Thug: Doomsday Blue
    • (Direct finalist) United Kingdom – Olly Alexander: Dizzy
    • 5. Ukraine – alyona alyona & Jerry Heil: Teresa & Maria
    • 6. Poland – Luna: The Tower
    • 7. Croatia – Baby Lasagna: Rim Tim Tagi Dim
  • Second half
    • 8. Iceland – Hera Björk: Scared of Heights
    • (Direct finalist) Germany – Isaak: Always on the Run
    • 9. Slovenia – Raiven: Veronika
    • 10. Finland – Windows95man: No Rules
    • 11. Moldova – Natalia Barbu: In The Middle
    • (Direct finalist) Sweden – Marcus & Martinus: Unforgettable
    • 12. Azerbaijan – Fahree feat. İlkin Dövlətov: Özünlə Apar
    • 13. Australia – Electric Fields: One Milkali (One Blood)
    • 14. Portugal – iolanda: Grito
    • 15. Luxembourg – Tali: Fighter
  • Direct finalists voting
    • Germany
    • Sweden
    • United Kingdom
• Semi-final 2, May 9
  • First half
    • 1. Malta – Sarah Bonnici: Loop
    • 2. Albania – Besa: TiTAN
    • 3. Greece – Marina Satti: ZARI
    • 4. Switzerland – Nemo: The Code
    • 5. Czechia – Aiko: Pedestal
    • (Direct finalist) France – Slimane: Mon Amour
    • 6. Austria – Kaleen: We Will Rave
    • 7. Denmark – Saba: Sand
    • 8. Armenia – Ladaniva: Jako
  • Second half
    • 9. Latvia – Dons: Hollow
    • (Direct finalist) Spain  – Nebulossa: Zorra
    • 10. San Marino – Megara: 11:11
    • 11. Georgia – Nutsa Buzaladze: Fire Fighter
    • 12. Belgium – Mustii: Before the Party’s Over 
    • 13. Estonia – 5MIINUST x Puuluup: (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi
    • (Direct finalist) Italy – Angelina Mango: La noia
    • 14. Israel – Eden Golan: Hurricane
    • 15. Norway – Gåte: Ulveham
    • 16. Netherlands – Joost Klein: Europapa
  • Direct finalists voting
    • France
    • Italy
    • Spain