As one of the most watched television events in Europe, Eurovision has millions of viewers tuning in every year to see who will be crowned the winner of the music competition. For many fans of Eurovision in Liverpool, it can be difficult to know where to watch the event. Here are some places to catch all the action.

1. Sky and Cable TV Providers

The easiest and most traditional way to watch Eurovision in Liverpool is to tune in to your Sky or cable TV provider. Most service providers in Liverpool offer Eurovision through their entertainment packages.

With this option, you’ll have access to the entire Eurovision programme, as well as pre- and post-shows and commentary from BBC hosts. If you’re not fully subscribed to these channels, it’s still worth checking to see if your provider has an introductory offer or trial period that would allow you to access the event.

2. Liverpool Gay Scene Venues

The Eurovision Song Contest has a massive following in the LGBTQ+ community, and it’s no different in Liverpool. The city’s gay scene bars often have a great atmosphere during the contest, complete with a Eurovision-themed night and big screens to watch the performances on.

Depending on where you go in Liverpool’s LGBTQ+ scene, venues like Heaven on Victoria Street or The Lisbon on Victoria Street may show the contest live on big screens. These locations are popular with many LGBT fans of the competition and so may get busy early on in the evening.

3. Organized Events

Many venues across Liverpool host Eurovision-themed events, where fans of the competition can watch the live show together and make a night out of it.

One example is the annual Eurovision screening party at Camp and Furnace on Greenland Street. It is well-loved across the Liverpool community and beyond. As one of the city’s most popular event venues, Camp and Furnace’s Eurovision party is one of the biggest organized Eurovision gatherings in Liverpool.

Big screens are set up to show the competition and there is also a selection of Eurovision-themed drinks and food on offer to complement the occasion.

4. Online Streaming

This solution is perfect for Eurovision fans who may not be able to watch the programme through traditional TV channels. Every year, it’s possible to watch Eurovision live from the comfort of your own home, with online streaming.

The BBC usually streams the event live on BBC iPlayer. You can access this legally whether you’re a UK resident or not, and it is often accessible in many countries worldwide. There are also unofficial online streams and websites, but we recommend you use the official websites to avoid any illegal action.

Eurovision is a beloved and annual event for many people in Liverpool and across Europe. Fortunately, there are a range of ways to watch the contest. From Liverpool’s LGBTQ+ bars to organized events or the convenience of your own home, there’s no excuse to miss the action.

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