Eurovision’s Greatest Hits full line-up completed!

BBC has just closed the list of artists to perform at the Eurovision’s Greatest Hits anniversary show!

The broadcaster has confirmed the names of the last four acts to complete the final line-up for the special show: Loreen, winner of the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest, will be performing her song ‘Euphoria’, the UK’s winning entry from 1976 Brotherhood of Man also join the line-up performing their famous song ‘Save Your Kisses For Me’, Dima Bilan, who represented Russia twice at the competition, will perform a medley of both songs at the London concert and the final act confirmed is Dana International who was chosen to represent Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 1998 in Birmingham, she will take to the stage to perform ‘Diva’ once again.

Here is a list of the full line-up and the songs they will perform:

1. Austria: Conchita Wurst – “Rise Like a Phoenix”
2. Sweden: Herreys – “Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley”
3. France: Natasha St-Pier -“Je n’ai que mon âme”
4. Denmark: Emmelie De Forest – “Only Teardrops”
5. Finland: Lordi – “Hard Rock Hallelujah”
6. Germany: Nicole – “Ein Bißchen Frieden”
7. Ireland: Johnny Logan will sing a medley of “What’s Another Year” and “Hold Me Now”
8. Spain: Rosa López will sing a medley of Spanish songs including “Europe’s Living a Celebration”
9. Luxembourg: Anne-Marie David – “Tu Te Reconnaitras”
10. Denmark: The Olsen Brothers – “Fly on the Wings of Love”
11. Sweden: Loreen – “Euphoria”
12. United Kingdom: Brotherhood of Man -“Save Your Kisses For Me”
13. Russia: Dima Bilan – medley of “Never Let You Go” and “Believe”
14. Israel: Dana International -“Diva”

The Eurovision’s Greatest Hits will be a special event showcasing some of the best songs in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest. The event will take place at London’s Eventim Apollo Hammersmith theatre on the 31st of March and it will be hosted by Graham Norton, who has been in charge of commenting the Eurovision for the last 6 years and the host of ESC 2013, Petra Mede.

The show will be broadcasted over Easter and beyond in Australia (SBS), Austria (ORF), Belgium (VRT & RTBF), Bulgaria (BNT), Denmark (DR), Finland (YLE), France (France 2), Greece (NERIT), Iceland (RÚV), Ireland (RTÉ), Israel (IBA), Norway (NRK), Portugal (RTP), Romania (TVR), Russia (C1R), San Marino (SMRTV), Slovenia (RTVSLO), Sweden (SVT), Switzerland (SRF), Spain (RTVE) and the United Kingdom (BBC).

The tickets for the event gone on sale a few minutes and, according to BBC, they can still be purchased here.