With over two weeks to go until Finland finds its representative for Eurovision 2024, Finnish broadcaster Yle has revealed the running order for this year’s final.

Sini Sabotage to open and Windows95man to close

The running order for this year’s show is as follows:

OrderArtistEntry
1Sini Sabotage“Kuori Mua”
2Cyan Kicks“Dancing With Demons”
3Jesse Markin“Glow”
4Mikael Gabriel x Nublu“Vox Populi”
5Sara Siipola“Paskana”
6Sexmane“MANIA”
7Windows95man“No Rules!”

You can also jam to the songs (in running order) by following our Spotify playlist:

What do we know about UMK 2024?

Finland’s Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu will take place on 10th February 2024, and will be hosted by actress Pilvi Hämäläinen, singer Benjamin and presenter Viivi Pumpanenin.. The winning act will be chosen through a vote weighted 25% to the jury and 75% to the public televote.

Finland’s Eurovision Journey

Finland debuted in the 1961 Eurovision Song Contest, finishing 10th with Laila Kunnunen’s “Valoa ikkunassa.” Since then they have competed 56 times, and appeared in the final 48 times. Finland has finished in the top 10 an impressive 14 times. They have won the contest once in 2006, with Lordi’s performance of “Hard Rock Hallelujah” getting 292 points.

Finland’s most recent entry was “Cha Cha Cha” by Käärijä. He won the first semi-final in Liverpool, thus qualifying for the final. At the close of voting, he gained a total of 526 points, earning them 2nd place – Finland’s second best result of all time. Käärijä received 376 points from the televote, and an extra 150 points from the juries.

What do you think about the running order for this year’s UMK? Which position is your favourite performing in? As always, let us know what you think by commenting below. Also, be sure to follow ‘That Eurovision Site’ on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Threads and Bluesky as we prepare for Eurovision 2024!

News Source: Yle

Photo Credit: Yle / Nelli Kenttä

By Tim J

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