It has been confirmed that the United Kingdom’s 2023 Junior Eurovision representatives STAND UNIQU3 will perform at the London Eurovision Party on April 7th. STAND UNIQU3 represented the UK in Nice in November with the song “Back to Life”, where they came in 4th place.
About the London Eurovision Party 2024
About The Pre-Party: London Eurovision Party (LEP) is the originator of the Pre-Party concept, and will celebrate its 15th anniversary this year. The show will take place at Here@Outernet in central London on April 7th 2024.
Acts: At the time of writing, Raiven (Slovenia 2024), Besa (France 2024), Slimane (France 2024), STAND UNIQU3 (JESC – United Kingdom 2023) are the acts confirmed so far.
Tickets Available: At the time of writing there are still some types of tickets available for the London Eurovision Party. Ticket costs are:
- £74.06 for General Entry
- £74.75 for Wheelchair User/Accessible entry (Waiting List only)
- £105.76 for Early Entry
- £200.33 for VIP Silver Diva Package (Waiting List only)
- £330.48 for VIP Gold Fizz Package (Waiting List only)
- £594.87 for VIP Platinum Phoenix Package
Tickets and information about the event are available on the London Eurovision Party website.
The United Kingdom’s Junior Eurovision Journey
The United Kingdom was one of the first countries to take part in the first edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2003. Represented by Tom Morley and his song “My Song for the World”, the UK finished in 3rd place in Copenhagen. At the close of voting, Morley earned 118 points, only behind Spain and Croatia. The UK would compete a further two times, with their most successful attempt coming in 2004. In Lillehammer, Cory Spedding finished in second place with her song “The Best is Yet to Come”.
In 2022 the country returned to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest after a 17 year absence. the United Kingdom was represented by Freya Skye with her song “Lose My Head”. For 2023 the United Kingdom were represented by STAND UNIQU3, with their song “Back To Life”. STAND UNIQU3 scored 160 points, placing them 4th. The girls received 102 points from the professional juries, and 58 from the online voting.
News Source: London Eurovision Party
Photo Credit: BBC / Justin Downing
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