After a day of rest, Eurovision is back for another night of show-stopping performances as Europe's biggest celebration of music returns for another year.

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Tonight (Thursday 15th May) will see the latter entrants take to the stage to perform their hearts out in a bid to qualify for the Grand Final - which is just days away!

Only 10 spots are up for grabs, so the competition is well and truly on. Kicking things off in Basel is Australia's entry, Go-Jo, with his song Milkshake Man. Other entrants performing tonight include Klavdia, with her song Asteromáta.

For audiences in the UK, the contest kick-starts on Thursday 15th May at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer, featuring commentary from Rylan and Scott Mills.

But who else is performing? Scroll on to find out the running order of both the Eurovision 2025 semi-finals taking place across Tuesday 13th May and Thursday 15th May.

Eurovision 2025 semi-final 2 running order

Below you can find the running order of the two Eurovision Song Contest semi-finals.

Go-Jo wearing a white shirt and red trousers, looking surprised.
Go-Jo representing Australia at Eurovision 2025. Patricia J. Garcinuño/Getty Images
  1. Australia, Go-Jo
  2. Monetenegro, Nina Žižić
  3. Ireland, EMMY
  4. Latvia, Tautumeitas
  5. Armenia, PARG
  6. Austria, JJ
  7. United Kingdom, Remember Monday (Big Five performance)
  8. Greece, Klavdia
  9. Lithuania, Katarsis
  10. Malta, Miriana Conte
  11. Georgia, Mariam Shengelia
  12. France, Louane (Big Five performance)
  13. Denmark, Sissal
  14. Czechia, ADONXS
  15. Luxembourg, Laura Thorn
  16. Israel, Yuval Raphael
  17. Germany, Abor & Tynna (Big Five performance)
  18. Serbia, Princ
  19. Finland, Erika Vikman

Eurovision 2025 semi-final 1 running order

  1. Iceland, VÆB
  2. Poland, Justyna Steczkowska
  3. Slovenia, Klemen
  4. Estonia, Tommy Cash
  5. Spain, Melody (Big Five performance)
  6. Ukraine, Ziferblat
  7. Sweden, KAJ
  8. Portugal, NAPA
  9. Norway, Kyle Alessandro
  10. Belgium, Red Sebastian
  11. Italy, Lucio Corsi (Big Five performance)
  12. Azerbaijan, Mamagama
  13. San Marino, Gabry Ponte
  14. Albania, Shkodra Elektronike
  15. Netherlands, Claude
  16. Croatia, Marko Bošnjak
  17. Switzerland, Zoë Më (Winning country performance)
  18. Cyprus, Theo Evan

The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 semi-finals will take place on Tuesday 13th May and Thursday 15th May, airing at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer.

You can also check out the full list of Eurovision winners and how many times the UK has won Eurovision.

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Katelyn MensahSenior Entertainment Writer

Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.

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