It was confirmed today that Norway’s Eurovision 2024 representatives Gåte will perform at the London Eurovision Party on April 7th. Following their win at Norway’s Melodi Grand Prix 2024, Gåte will represent Norway at Eurovision in Malmö in May 2024 with the song “Ulveham”.
In addition to London Eurovision Party 2024, Gåte will also perform at Barcelona Eurovision Party 2024 on April 6th.
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), Gustaph (Belgium 2023), and Gåte (Norway 2024) 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 (Waiting List only)
- £74.75 for Wheelchair User/Accessible entry (Waiting List only)
- £105.76 for Early Entry (Waiting List only)
- £200.33 for VIP Silver Diva Package (Waiting List only)
- £330.48 for VIP Gold Fizz Package
- £594.87 for VIP Platinum Phoenix Package
Tickets and information about the event are available on the London Eurovision Party website.
Norway’s Eurovision Journey
The Scandinavian nation made its debut in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1960, with Nora Brockstedt and the song “Voi Voi”, which placed 4th. Since their debut, they have participated 61 times, and made the Grand Final 58 of these. In addition, Norway has won the competition three times – in 1985, 1995, and 2009.
Norway’s latest Eurovision participation saw them being represented by Alessandra with the song “Queen of Kings”. After qualifying for the final, Norway placed 5th in the Grand Final, receiving 268 points, 52 of which from the jury and 216 from televoters.
News Source: London Eurovision Party
Photo Credit: Julia Marie Naglestad
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