Winner of Eurovision 2022 Grand Final

The grand final of the 66th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was held on 14th May 2022. After 4 hours of music and performances, 25 songs will be competing. The winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 is announced. The live broadcast from Pala Olimpico Arena, Turin, Italy at 21:00 CEST is available on YouTube.

Alessandro Cattelan, Laura Pausini, and Mika are the Hosts for Eurovision 2022 Grand Final. The Eurovision Song Contest 2022 marks the 66th anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest. It will be held in Turin and Italy. The contest is open to forty countries. Twenty-five countries are expected to participate in the final. All forty countries can vote.

There will 25 countries singing 25 songs performed by 25 artists. It can be difficult to keep track of your favorite songs. Even though our Italian hosts will provide more than one recap after all entries have taken to the stage, it is important to keep track of your favorites while you still have three minutes left. We’ve created the official scorecard for Grand Final to keep you in the loop and help you choose your winner.

Winner of Eurovision 2022

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Eurovision 2022 Grand Final Date and Time

Grand Final Date – 14th May 2022

Time – 21:00 (CEST)

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Eurovision 2022 Grand Final Qualified Countries, Artists and Songs

Country	Artist	Song
Czech Republic	We Are Domi	“Lights Off”
Romania	WRS	“Llámame”
Portugal	Maro	“Saudade, saudade”
Finland	The Rasmus	“Jezebel”
Switzerland	Marius Bear	“Boys Do Cry”
France	Alvan and Ahez	“Fulenn”
Norway	Subwoolfer	“Give That Wolf a Banana”
Armenia	Rosa Linn	“Snap”
Italy	Mahmood and Blanco	“Brividi”
Spain	Chanel	“SloMo”
Netherlands	S10	“De diepte”
Ukraine	Kalush Orchestra	“Stefania” (Стефанія)
Germany	Malik Harris	“Rockstars”
Lithuania	Monika Liu	“Sentimentai”
Azerbaijan	Nadir Rustamli	“Fade to Black”
Belgium	Jérémie Makiese	“Miss You”
Greece	Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord	“Die Together”
Iceland	Systur	“Með hækkandi sól”
Moldova	Zdob și Zdub and Advahov Brothers	“Trenulețul”
Sweden	Cornelia Jakobs	“Hold Me Closer”
Australia	Sheldon Riley	“Not the Same”
United Kingdom	Sam Ryder	“Space Man”
Poland	Ochman	“River”
Serbia	Konstrakta	“In corpore sano”
Estonia	Stefan	“Hope”