Eurovision Song Contest 2023: best apps to follow the singing festival

The first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 is scheduled for next Tuesday, May 9. One of the most bizarre and fun music events in the world – with all its quirky dances, quirky clothes and often slightly odd songs – is being held in Liverpool this year. Now this can of course be viewed ‘normally’ on television, but there are also a number of apps with which you can follow the Eurovision Song Contest even better, give your own marks and sing along. In this article we list them for you.

1. App especially for Mia and Dion

Let’s say it will be an exciting first semi-final for the Netherlands. Mia Nicolai and Dion Cooper – the two singers representing the Netherlands this year – have proven to be able to sing without (major) false outliers at their last performance, but previous performances unfortunately proved the opposite. In Madrid and Amsterdam it was so intensely false that even the crows in my beautiful garden were surprised and the neighbour’s cats started meowing.

After a few adjustments, however, it seems to be going better now and we hope that they will do well in Liverpool. Then they can really let Europe enjoy the song Burning Daylight. The earworm that lingers in your head all day. Perhaps this app can help Mia and Dion even further.

Patrick’s reaction after Mia and Dion’s first live performance

2. Eurovision Song Contest

We are very good at a number of things in the Netherlands. One of these is having an opinion about everyone and everyone. This is no different with the Eurovision Song Contest. And to be fair, there are also very bad songs, singers and performances. But fortunately also good. Now you can write down what you think of a performance on the couch with pen and paper, but you can also share it with friends and the whole of the Netherlands in the AVROTROS Song Festival app.

In this app you can give a rating with which you can immediately let us know what you think of a song, the performance or the styling of the artists. In the app you can therefore rate all acts on the points ‘vocals’, ‘act’ and ‘song’. You can then compare your given figures with the rest of the Netherlands or with your friends. In the app you can create a group of friends in which you can see what your friends think of a certain performance.

3.Eurovision Song Contest

As a true fan of the Eurovision, the Eurovision Song Contest app should of course not be missing on your smartphone. It is the official app of the Eurovision and you will find all the latest news, various interviews, videos and other exclusive content about and from the Eurovision Song Contest. In addition, you can see the programming of the festival, who has to perform when and it serves as a second screen during the live shows. You can press the ‘cheer button’ when it’s your favorite artist and/or country’s turn. The lyrics are also shown so you can sing along live.

Are you a fan?

Are you going to watch the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 and would you consider yourself a fan? And if so, what do you think of Mia and Dion’s song? Let us know in the comments below this article. We are very curious!

All songs by the artists can be found in Spotify in a special Eurovision Playlist. When the festival has ended, the order of the results is also the order of the songs in that playlist.

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We wish Mia and Dion the best of luck at Eurovision 2023!