As the pre-party circuit begins next week, more names are being revealed for next month’s London Eurovision Party. This time, the organisers have revealed the latest act in the line-up is Alika. She will be representing Estonia at Eurovision 2023 with her song “Bridges”. She will be one of the performers at HERE at Outernet on April 16.
In addition to the London Eurovision Party, Alika has also been confirmed to be attending the Polish Eurovision Party in Warsaw on April 1st. She is also confirmed to perform at Pre-Party ES in Madrid on April 8th and Eurovision in Concert on April 15th.
London Eurovision Party 2023
About the Pre-Party: London Eurovision Party 2023 will take place at the newly-opened ‘HERE at Outernet’ in Tottenham Court Road after the 2022 edition was hosted at the Hard Rock Hotel in Marble Arch. This will mark the final event of the 2023 Eurovision Pre-Party Circuit.
Acts: Joker Out (Slovenia 2023), Wild Youth (Ireland 2023), Tamara Todevska (North Macedonia 2008 and 2019), Teya and Salena (Austria 2023), Voyager (Australia 2023), Monika Linkytė (Lithuania 2015 and 2023), La Zarra (France 2023), Alessandra (Norway 2023), Piqued Jacks (San Marino 2023), Blanka (Poland 2023), Pasha Parfeni (Moldova 2023), Mae Muller (United Kingdom 2023) and Alika (Estonia 2023) are the acts confirmed for the event so far.
Tickets: Tickets for this year’s event have now sold out. However, a limited number of production tickets will go on sale on 3 April.
Estonia’s Eurovision journey
Estonia has appeared at almost every Eurovision since their debut in 1994. They have won the contest once with Tanel Padar, Dave Benton and 2XL in 2001, singing Everybody. Other notable Estonian entrants include 3rd placer Sahlene with Runaway in 2002 and Ines with Once In A Lifetime in 2000, who placed 4th. More recently, their highest-placing entries have been Urban Symphony with Randajad in 2009 and Ott Lepland with Kuula in 2012, both of whom finished in 6th place. In 2022, they elected to send STEFAN through Eesti Laul to the contest with “Hope”. He successfully qualified for the final and finshed in 13th place with 141 points.
Estonia has used Eesti Laul to decide their competing entry every year since 2009. Before then, they used another national final format, Eurolaul, dating back to their first attempt at participation in 1993, where they failed to make it through the pre-qualifying round.
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