Eurovision 2014 kicks off on May 6 at 9 p.m. CET with the first semifinal.
The first evening will include performances from contestants that hail from Portugal, Hungary, Belgium, Armenia, Ukraine, and The Netherlands (see a full list below).
The 16 contestants are vying for one of the 10 spots in the Grand Final. Nikolaj Koppel, Pilou Asbæk, and Lise Rønne are hosting the performances, which are being held in Copenhagen.
The second semifinal, slated for May 8, will include the rest of the participating countries–including Greece, Ireland, Norway, Poland, and Romania.
Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom already have spots in the final.
The semifinals will be broadcast in all the respective countries and others (full list below).
Live streaming will be available via Eurovision.tv.
Viewers will be able to vote for who moves forward.
See the odds below the contenders and broadcasters.
The Contenders
- Armenia: Not Alone sung by Aram MP3
- Latvia: Cake To Bake sung by Aarzemnieki
- Estonia: Amazing sung by Tanja
- Sweden: Undo sung by Sanna Nielsen
- Iceland: No Prejudice sung by Pollapönk
- Albania: One Night’s Anger sung by Hersi
- Russia: Shine sung by Tolmachevy Sisters
- Azerbaijan: Start A Fire sung by Dilara Kazimova
- Ukraine: Tick-Tock sung by Mariya Yaremchuk
- Belgium: Mother sung by Axel Hirsoux
- Moldova: Wild Soul sung by Cristina Scarlat
- San Marino: Maybe (Forse) sung by Valentina Monetta
- Portugal: Quero Ser Tua sung by Suzy
- Netherlands: Calm After The Storm sung by The Common Linnets
- Montenegro: Moj Svijet sung by Sergej Ćetković
- Hungary: Running sung by András Kállay-Saunders
Broadcasters
Albania – TVSH
Armenia – Armenia 1
Australia – SBS One
Austria -ORF
Azerbaijan -ITV
Belarus -Belarus-1
Belgium -een and Radio 2
Canada – TBA
Croatia – HRT 1
Cyprus – RIK 1
Denmark -DR1
Estonia – ETV
Finland -Yle TV2 and Yle Radio Suomi
France -France O, France 3
Georgia – GBP First Channel
Germany -EinsPlus
Greece – NERIT
Hungary -M1
Iceland RUV, Ras 2
Ireland -RTE Two, RTE One
Israel – Channel 1, Channel 33
Italy – Rai 2
Kazakhstan – Khabar
Latvia – LTV1
Lithuania – LRT
Macedonia – MRT 1
Malta – TVM
Moldova – Moldova 1
Montenegro – TVCG 1
New Zealand – BBC
Netherlands – Nederland 1 and BVN
Norway – NRK 1
Poland – TVP1 and TVP Polonia
Portugal – RTP1
Romania – TVR1 and TVRi
Russia – Russia-1
San Marino – SMtv San Marino
Serbia – RTS1
Slovenia – RTV SLO2
Spain – TVE
Sweden -SVT1
Switzerland – SRF zwei, SRF 1
Ukraine – First National
United Kingdom – BBC Three, BBC One
Odds
Armenia – 2
Sweden – 3
United Kingdom 13/2
Ukraine – 9
Hungary – 10
Denmark – 9
Norway – 20
Azerbaijan – 25
Austria – 25
Israel – 33
Romania – 50
Greece – 40
Spain – 50
Italy – 50
Russia – 50
Belgium – 50
Finland – 66
Malta – 66
France – 66
Netherlands – 66
Estonia – 80
Ireland – 100
Germany – 100
Montenegro – 100
Switzerland – 150
Poland – 150
Slovenia – 200
Iceland – 250
Latvia – 300
Lithuania – 300
Belarus – 300
Moldova – 300
Albania – 300
FYR Macedonia – 300
Georgia – 300
Portugal – 400
San Marino – 400
Odds via Sky Bet
