Beginning Saturday at 3 p.m. EST, the finals of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest will air on both Viacom’s Logo Network and LogoTV.com, marking the competition’s first-ever live broadcast in the United States.
Now in its 61st year, the “biggest, boldest, campiest music competition on Earth” is being held in the Globe Arena in Stockholm, Sweden, where performers from 42 countries will come together to compete for the contest’s top spot and the right for their home country to host next year’s event. Pop star Justin Timberlake will sing during the finale in a non-competitive performance of his new song “Can’t Stop the Feeling.”
Read More: Eurovision Song Contest’s Final to Be Broadcast in U.S. for First Time
And don’t worry, for those without cable — or those looking to watch Tuesday and Thursday’s semifinal rounds — the contest’s live shows are also being streamed worldwide on Eurovision.tv.
- These Charts Show COVID-19 Is Still the Pandemic of the Unvaccinated
- Reddit Allows Hate Speech to Flourish in Its Global Forums, Moderators Say
- What It Takes to Get Support for a Black Boy With Special Needs
- Shonda Rhimes Already Knows What You're Going to Watch Next
- How Harry Reid Paved the Way for Democrats to Kill the Filibuster
- President Biden's Speech in Atlanta Was Designed to Appeal to Black Voters—But Not Everything About It Succeeded
- China Is Finding Fewer Reliable Sources of Coal. That Could Be Bad News for the Climate
