With only a few hours to go until Australia selects its next Eurovision representative, Australia has revealed further information about the show. SBS has revealed the running order, as well as the members of the Jury that will help decide the winner of the show.
G Nat!on to open and Jude York to close
The running order for the show tomorrow is as follows:
| Order | Artist | Entry |
| 1 | G Nat!on | “Bite Me” |
| 2 | Erica Padilla | “To The Bottom” |
| 3 | Seann Miley Moore | “My Body” |
| 4 | Charley | “I Suck At Being Lonely” |
| 5 | Andrew Lambrou | “Electrify” |
| 6 | Sheldon Riley | “Not The Same” |
| 7 | Paulini | “We Are One” |
| 8 | Jaguar Jonze | “Little Fires” |
| 9 | Isaiah Firebrace and Evie Irie | “When I’m With You” |
| 10 | Voyager | “Dreamer” |
| 11 | Jude York | “I Won’t Need To Dream” |
In addition to the reveal of the running order, preview clips of each of the performances have been revealed, as Australia starts to vote. You are able to watch them by clicking right here.
You can listen to all the Australia Decides 2022 entries by checking out our Spotify playlist below:
Jury members of Australia Decides revealed
In addition to the reveal of the running order, SBS has also revealed the members of the Jury who will help decide Australia’s Eurovision 2022 representative, and they are:
- Darren Hayes – Singer
- Alexandra Rotan – Singer, Member of KEiiNO
- Millie Petriella – from APRA-AMCOS
- Emily Griggs – SBS’ Head of Entertainment
- Paul Clarke – Creative Director of Eurovision – Australia Decides
About Australia Decides 2022
Australia Decides returns following a break in 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic to select Australia’s entry for Eurovision for the third time. The show will take place on Saturday 26th February 2022 at 8.30 pm AEDT (10.30 am CET and 9.30 am GMT). Fans will be able to watch the show live over at SBS on Demand for the first time right here.
Once again, the show will be hosted by Australian Eurovision stalwarts Myf Warhurst and Joel Creasey. They will be joined by Dylan Lewis as the green room host. Eurovision entrants Montaigne (Australia 2020 and 2021) and KEiiNO (Norway 2019) will perform as interval acts. A preview show (untelevised) will take place on Friday 25th February, where the jury will cast their votes. These will be combined 50/50 with the public televote on Saturday to select Australia’s Eurovision 2022 entrant.
Australia’s Eurovision Journey
After being invited to compete in 2015 Guy Sebastian represented Australia with “Tonight Again”, which placed 5th Overall. Their best result came a year later in 2016 when Dami Im came second with her song ‘Sound Of Silence’. ‘Sound of Silence’ scored 511 points in the Grand Final and was the jury winner of the contest.
Australia’s recent participation saw Australia being represented by Montaigne (who was due to represent them in 2020), with the song “Technicolour”, which unfortunately placed 14th in the Semi-Final.
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News Source: SBS
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