The Winslow will host a viewing party for the Eurovision Song Contest finale on May 11, 2024,
For those not familiar, the Eurovision Song Contest is an annual singing competition held among the member countries of the European Broadcasting Union. It is one of the longest-running televised music competitions in history, having started in 1956. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio, which is then voted on by a combination of professional juries and viewers from all over Europe.
The Eurovision finale features live performances from all qualifying countries. In 2024, the finale will take place in Liverpool, UK and will be broadcast around the world. Now, Eurovision fans in New York can experience the excitement of the live finale right at The Winslow!
The Winslow Eurovision finale viewing party on May 11th is sure to be a fabulous event. Come join fellow Eurovision fans, watch the live broadcast on giant screens, participate in live voting, enjoy Eurovision-themed cocktails, and celebrate the best of European pop music. It will be an unforgettable night at one of NYC’s top Gin bars.
Join Other Eurovision Fans in NYC
Eurovision has a massive following in New York City, with thousands of fans gathering each year to watch the live broadcast. Viewing parties are a popular way for Eurovision enthusiasts to come together and experience the excitement and spectacle of the contest.
The Winslow will be hosting one of the biggest Eurovision finale viewing parties in NYC this year. Fans from across the city will flock to the venue on May 11th, 2024 to watch the live show on the big screens and share in the Eurovision madness.
With New York’s vibrant and diverse population, the city is home to people from many of the countries that compete in Eurovision each year. Expect to see expat communities turning out in force at The Winslow to loudly cheer on their home country’s entry. Swedish, Dutch, Greek and other European groups will bring their nation’s flags and colors to show their Eurovision pride and spirit.
The electric atmosphere and packed crowds make these New York Eurovision parties a can’t-miss event for fans. People dress up in flashy Eurovision-style costumes, create their country’s flags through face paint, and wave glow sticks during the televised performances. It’s a day of high energy and excitement as everyone watches the live voting results come in.
Whether you’re a diehard Eurovision lover or simply enjoy the infectious fun of the contest, The Winslow’s viewing party is the place to be. Join fellow NYC Eurovision fans for a night of music, voting, drinking and celebration on May 11th, 2024!
Watch the Live Grand Final Broadcast
The Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final will air live on Logo TV in the US on Saturday, May 11, 2024. For those looking to watch the spectacle and pageantry of Eurovision with fellow fans, head to The Winslow in NYC for a lively viewing party.
The Winslow will be showing the live three-hour Grand Final on their screens, so you can soak in all the music, costumes, and wild performances that Eurovision is known for. Whether you’re rooting for Sweden’s pop diva, Spain’s flamenco fusion group, or Norway’s innovative EDM artist, you’ll be able to cheer them on as you watch the live broadcast.
With multiple screens and a surround sound system, The Winslow is one of the best places in NYC to catch the broadcast. You’ll feel like you’re in the arena itself as you experience the announcements of the televote results along with the live audience. The reactions from the crowd in the venue are an essential part of the Eurovision experience.
So if you want to fully immerse yourself in the Grand Final and watch alongside super fans, make your plans to watch the live telecast at The Winslow’s Eurovision party on May 11th. It will be a night of high energy and excitement as Europe’s biggest music competition gets decided.
Join fellow Eurovision lovers at The Winslow on May 11th and vote for your favorites as the competition unfolds live on screen. With live performances, voting, and Eurovision camaraderie, it’s sure to be an electric atmosphere!
Hear Live Performances
The Winslow will be playing live Eurovision performances throughout the night to keep the party going. With live music performances of Eurovision’s greatest hits, The Winslow will make sure the party never stops during the finale. The music will transport you right to the Eurovision stage and have you feeling like you’re at the big show in person.
With music acts and fans from all over Europe and beyond, Eurovision is the perfect opportunity to taste cocktails and drinks from around the world. Join us at The Winslow on May 11th and sip on delicious Eurovision libations while you enjoy the live broadcast of the competition’s exciting grand finale!
Best Eurovision Performances of All Time
Eurovision has produced many iconic and memorable performances over the decades that have captured the hearts of fans worldwide. Here are some of the best and most celebrated Eurovision acts:
“Euphoria” by Loreen (Sweden, 2012)
Swedish pop singer Loreen delivered a dazzling, atmospheric performance of “Euphoria” in 2012. With innovative staging and vocals showcasing Loreen’s range, “Euphoria” went on to win the contest and has become a Eurovision fan favorite.
“Fairytale” by Alexander Rybak (Norway, 2009)
Violinist and singer Alexander Rybak enchanted Eurovision audiences in 2009 with his upbeat folk-pop song “Fairytale.” His energetic fiddle playing and dance moves earned a landslide victory for Norway with the highest point total in Eurovision history at the time.
“Rise Like a Phoenix” by Conchita Wurst (Austria, 2014)
Bearded diva Conchita Wurst made Eurovision history in 2014 with the dramatic ballad “Rise Like a Phoenix.” Conchita’s powerful vocals and message of tolerance turned the song into an LGBTQ anthem and a top scoring Eurovision entry.
“Waterloo” by ABBA (Sweden, 1974)
The iconic Swedish quartet ABBA launched their career by winning Eurovision 1974 with the pop masterpiece “Waterloo.” Their sequin outfits, catchy hook, and flawless harmonies kicked off ABBA-mania and set the gold standard for Eurovision acts.
“Dancing Lasha Tumbai” by Verka Serduchka (Ukraine, 2007)
Ukrainian pop star Verka Serduchka, aka Andriy Danylko, delivered high camp with the nonsense-lyrics track “Dancing Lasha Tumbai” in 2007. Serduchka’s over-the-top drag persona and upbeat dance number landed Ukraine in second place.
“Diva” by Dana International (Israel, 1998)
Israeli singer Dana International made history as the contest’s first transgender performer in 1998. Her dance anthem “Diva” showed off her vocal power and cemented her status as a groundbreaking Eurovision icon.
Eurovision has showcased incredible talent and diversity through daring, memorable performances that fans continue celebrating today. The Winslow’s finale party will be the perfect place to re-live these classic Eurovision moments.
Eurovision Winners from Past Contests
The Eurovision Song Contest has been running since 1956, crowning a winner each year from participating European countries. Here’s a look back at some of the previous winners over the decades and where they are now:
1957 – Lys Assia representing Switzerland – Assia holds the distinction of being the first ever Eurovision winner with the song “Refrain”. She returned to compete again in 1958 and 1959. Now in her 90s, Assia made a surprise appearance at the 2016 contest finale.
1969 – Frida Boccara representing France – Boccara won with “Un jour, un enfant” and went on to have a successful career as a singer, selling over 10 million records worldwide. She was known for her powerful and emotional ballads. Boccara passed away in 1996.
1974 – Abba representing Sweden – Abba remains one of the most popular and successful Eurovision winners. After their iconic performance of “Waterloo”, they went on to become one of the best-selling music groups of all time. Though they split in the 1980s, their music remains widely loved.
1988 – Celine Dion representing Switzerland – Dion was just 20 years old when she won Eurovision with “Ne partez pas sans moi”. This launched her extremely successful career with over 250 million records sold globally. She remains an iconic pop superstar today.
2006 – Lordi representing Finland – Lordi broke Eurovision norms by winning with their heavy metal song “Hard Rock Hallelujah” while wearing monster costumes. They gained a big international following and continue to release albums and tour today.
2014 – Conchita Wurst representing Austria – Conchita Wurst made a statement by winning with the powerful ballad “Rise Like a Phoenix” as a bearded drag queen persona of singer Tom Neuwirth. This challenged gender norms and brought more diversity to Eurovision.
From pop superstars to boundary-breaking performers, Eurovision has crowned many noteworthy and memorable winners over the decades who made their mark in music history. Fans look forward to seeing who will take home the prize this year and potentially become the next big Eurovision star.
Don’t Miss The Best NYC Eurovision Finale Viewing Party
The Eurovision Finale Viewing Party will take place on Saturday, May 11th, 2024 at The Winslow in New York City. Located at 243 E 14th St, New York, NY 10003,
The event will feature a live broadcast of the Eurovision 2023 Grand Final, with all the glitz, glamor, and excitement that Eurovision is known for. The Winslow will have the contest playing on all screens, so you won’t miss a single note.
In addition to the live broadcast, The Winslow will be mixing up Eurovision-themed cocktails all night long. Sip on delicious drinks named after past Eurovision winners while you cheer on this year’s acts. They’ll also have food specials to enjoy alongside the show.