Eurovision 2021: Grand final line up completed with the 10 semi final 2 qualifiers

The Second Semi Final show of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest took place this evening determining the second set of 10 qualifiers that completed the line up for Saturday’s Grand final show!

After last evening’s Jury Show that determined 50% of the result, the rest 50% of the result was determined by the public vote held tonight during the 2nd semi final live show. Voting rights had the 17 participating countries and 3 of the 6 pre-qualified countries (France, Spain and the United Kingdom) had voting rights in this semi-final.

The semi final show was hosted once again by singer Edsilia Rombley, who has represented her nation twice in the past (1998 and 2007), actor and presenter Chantal Janzen, singer and television host Jan Smit, as well as the popular makeup artist and YouTuber NikkieTutorials.

Here are the semi final 2 performances in the running order they appeared:

1. San Marino – Senhit (Adrenalina)

2. Estonia – Uku Suviste (The Lucky One)

 3. Czech Republic – Benny Cristo (Omaga)

4. Greece – Stefania (Last Dance)

5. Austria – Vincent Bueno (Amen)

6. Poland – Rafal (The Ride)

7. Moldova – Natalia Gordienko (Sugar)

8. Iceland – Daði og Gagnamagnið (10 Years)

9. Serbia – Hurricane ( Loco Loco)

10. Georgia – Tornike Kipiani (You)

11. Albania – Anxhela Peristeri (Karma)

12. Portugal – The Black Mamba (Love is on my side)

13. Bulgaria – Victoria (Growing up is getting older)

14. Finland – Blind Channel (Dark Side)

15. Latvia – Samanta Tina (The moon is rising)

16. Switzerland – Gjon’s Tears (Tout L’Univers)

17. Denmark – Fyr Og Flamme (øve os på hinanden)

The 10 Qualifiers

The 10 countries that qualified to the Grand final show are: 

1. San Marino – Senhit (Adrenalina)
2. Greece – Stefania (Last Dance)
3. Moldova – Natalia Gordienko (Sugar)
4. Iceland – Daði og Gagnamagnið (10 Years)
5. Serbia – Hurricane ( Loco Loco)
6. Albania – Anxhela Peristeri (Karma)
7. Portugal – The Black Mamba (Love is on my side)
8. Bulgaria – Victoria (Growing up is getting older)
9.  Finland – Blind Channel (Dark Side)
10. Switzerland – Gjon’s Tears (Tout L’Univers)

On Friday evening the Jury show of the Grand final follows while on Saturday evening the 65th Eurovision Song Contest will see its winner with the Grand final show!

News Source/Images: Eurovision.tv