What you need to know
What has changed
The first Eurovision Song Contest Asia grand final takes place tonight, Saturday 14 November, at One Bangkok Forum. The broadcast starts at 20:30 Thailand time. Artists from 11 countries will compete after rehearsals and Friday’s preview show in Bangkok.
How to watch
The European Broadcasting Union says the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel will stream the final free worldwide. The contest is being produced in partnership with Thailand’s Channel 3 and Voxovation. Eurovision’s official Asia page links to event and viewing information.
Thailand is represented by MANG and DAOU. The organisers have announced guest performances by Thai singer and actor Jeff Satur and Eurovision Song Contest 2026 winner DARA. Eurovision has also published short rehearsal clips for viewers who want a look at the entries before the live broadcast.
Going to One Bangkok Forum
Use the venue and entry instructions on your grand final ticket. The live final and the Friday preview were sold as separate events, so check the date on your booking. Leave time to reach the Forum within the One Bangkok complex, especially if you are meeting people there.
Bangkok’s riverside festival is also underway this weekend, with evening vehicle restrictions at selected river crossings. If your route goes across the Chao Phraya, check the bridge closure schedule before setting off.
Bangkok
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