Yahoo News All the countries in Eurovision 2019 finals — listen to all of their songs
The Eurovision Song Contest now has its field of (very) quirky entrants competing for glory in Saturday night's grand finale.
The second of two semi-finals finished on Thursday night (May 16) in Tel Aviv with Rylan Clark-Neal and Scott Mills presiding over an eclectic mix of inspirational pop, BDSM, death metal, and throat-singing.
Of course, the UK will be repped by All Together Now champion Michael Rice, who recently said he's hoping to "bring people together" with his anthem 'Bigger than Us' during this contentious Brexit period.
Let's find out who he'll be facing off with on Saturday night! The following countries advanced to Saturday's finals from Semi-Finals, Night 1:
Greece (Katerine Duska, 'Better Love')
Belarus (ZENA, 'Like It')
Serbia (Nevena Božović, 'Kruna')
Cyprus (Tamta, 'Replay')
Estonia (Victor Crone, 'Storm')
Czech Republic (Lake Malawi, 'Friend of a Friend')
Australia (Kate Miller-Heidke, 'Zero Gravity')
Iceland (Hatari, 'Hatrið mun sigra')
San Marino (Serhat, 'Say Na Na Na')
Slovenia (Zala Kralj & Gašper Šantl, 'Seb')
The following countries advanced to Saturday's finals from Semi-Finals, Night 2:
Switzerland (Luca Hänni, 'She Got Me')
Denmark (Leonora, 'Love Is Forever')
Sweden (John Lundvik, 'Too Late for Love')
Malta (Michela, 'Chameleon')
Russia (Sergey Lazarev 'Scream')
Albania (Jonida Maliqi, 'Ktheju tokës')
Norway (KEiiNO, 'Spirit in the Sky')
Netherlands (Duncan Laurence, 'Arcade')
North Macedonia (Tamara Todevska, 'Proud')
Azerbaijan (Chingiz. 'Truth')
Now, if you don't keep up on all things Eurovision, you might be wondering where the UK's entrant Michael Rice is! Don't panic, he's not been prematurely eliminated!
Michael is part of a third group of Big Five finalist countries, all of which are guaranteed a spot in the finals in the outset. Plus, last year's winner Israel:
France (Bilal Hassani, 'Roi')
United Kingdom (Michael Rice, 'Bigger than Us')
Germany (S!sters, 'Sister')
Spain (Miki, 'La Venda')
Italy (Mahmood, 'Soldi')
Israel (Kobi Marimi, 'Home')
Graham Norton will be presenting (and poking fun) at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 on BBC One starting at 8pm on Saturday (May 18) - featuring a live performance by Madonna!
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