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This safe online streaming guide will help you watch the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest without compromising your privacy and security.
When does the Eurovision Song Contest start?
The 64th Eurovision Song Contest is being held in Tel Aviv, Israel, this year.
The first semifinal will begin at 9 PM CEST (Central European Summer Time), or 7 PM UTC, on Tuesday, May 14.
The second semifinal will begin at 9 PM CEST on Thursday, May 16.
And the Grand Final will begin at 9 PM CEST on Saturday, May 18.
What is the Eurovision Song Contest?
Eurovision is one of the most watched programs in the world, with the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest attracting over 186 million viewers worldwide(nuova finestra). Countries send musicians to represent them and viewers then vote on their favorites until there is only one left. (Viewers are not allowed to vote for performers from their own country.) This year, over 41 countries will be sending artists to represent them in the competition, including Darude(nuova finestra) (of Sandstorm fame) for Finland, Hatari(nuova finestra) for Iceland, and Katie Miller-Heidke(nuova finestra) for Australia (it is still unclear how Australia qualifies for Eurovision). You can see all of the artists that will be competing in this year’s contest here(nuova finestra). The playlist of this year’s Eurovision songs is available here(nuova finestra).
How to watch the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest live online with Proton VPN
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Where to find the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest live online
In an exceptionally progressive move that recognizes its status as a truly global event, Eurovision provides an official stream(nuova finestra) (without commentary) of its events on YouTube that is accessible from almost anywhere — except Canada and the United States. For American or Canadian users to access these feeds, they must connect to any of our paid servers that are outside the United States or Canada.
Official streams
Semifinal 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkhYYwF7XaU(nuova finestra)
Semifinal 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMnZWPe-UaM(nuova finestra)
Final: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dsx4pVjUth0(nuova finestra)
How to watch Eurovision on different devices
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