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Christopher Megrath

Ukrainian Eurovision Song Contest winners Kalush Orchestra to play at Liverpool's EuroClub

Kalush Orchestra Eurovision Eurovision Song Contest Camp Furnace (Organization)

Ukrainian Eurovision Song Contest winners, Kalush Orchestra, are set to play at Liverpool's EuroClub.

Camp and Furnace was chosen as this year's Euroclub, promising nine incredible nights of music and celebration for fans from around the world to enjoy. The venue is sparing no expense as they've just announced a star-studded lineup to kick off the contest in style.

Kalush Orchestra, whose sound blends hip-hop, folk and traditional Ukrainian music, won the 2022 Eurovision with 631 points, securing Ukraine’s third win in the contest. They'll perform on Saturday, May 6.

READ MORE: Massive Eurovision Song Contest party coming to St George's Hall

They join a star-studded lineup including a handful of Eurovision legends and modern favourites to ensure Liverpool's contest is the biggest in history.

Joker Out, this year's Slovenian entry, KeiiNO, the 2019 Norwegian act, and Jedward, Ireland's twice competing and universally celebrated pop twins. The acts will join three legendary Eurovision winners - Conchita Wurst (2014), Charlotte Perrelli (1999), and Linda Martin (19992).

Discussing their part in this year's festivities, a spokesperson for Camp and Furnace said: "Camp and Furnace are proud to be hosting the official EuroClub for 2023 - The heart and soul of all things Eurovision! This is the place where we all come together, in celebration of music, diversity and live performance, all under one roof!

"Camp and Furnace are partnering up with the fantastic OGAE UK, OGAE International & Liverpool City Council, to bring you a week of memorable Eurovision parties!"

Several nights are already sold out but tickets for May 6 are still available here.

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