From pop tunes to rock ballads, here are this year's Eurovision 2023 finalists, who will compete for a win on May 13, 2023, in Liverpool, UK. The show will be broadcast on BBC, and here are the participating artists.

'Who The Hell Is Edgar?' by Teya & Salena — Austria 🇦🇹

'Solo' by Blanka — Poland 🇵🇱

'Break A Broken Heart' by Andrew Lambrou — Cyprus 🇨🇾

'Duje' by Albina & Familja Kelmendi — Albania 🇦🇱

'Bridges' by Alika — Estonia 🇪🇪

'Future Lover' by Brunette — Armenia 🇦🇲

'Stay' by Monika Linkytė — Lithuania 🇱🇹

'Carpe Diem' by Joker Out — Slovenia 🇸🇮

'Promise' by Voyager — Australia 🇦🇺

'Because Of You' by Gustaph — Belgium 🇧🇪

'Cha Cha Cha' by Käärijä — Finland 🇫🇮

'Évidemment' by La Zarra — France 🇫🇷

'Due Vite' by Marco Mengoni — Italy 🇮🇹

'Ai Coração' by Mimicat — Portugal 🇵🇹

'Samo Mi Se Spava' by Luke Black — Serbia 🇷🇸

'EAEA' by Blanca Paloma — Spain 🇪🇸

'Tattoo' by Loreen — Sweden 🇸🇪

'Watergun' by Remo Forrer — Switzerland 🇨🇭

'Mama ŠČ!' by Let 3 — Croatia 🇭🇷

'My Sister's Crown' by Vesna — Czechia 🇨🇿

'Blood & Glitter' by Lord Of The Lost — Germany 🇩🇪

'Unicorn' by Noa Kirel — Israel 🇮🇱

'Soarele şi Luna' by Pasha Parfeni — Moldova 🇲🇩

'Queen Of Kings' by Alessandra — Norway 🇳🇴

'Heart Of Steel (Eurovision Version)' by TVORCHI — Ukraine 🇺🇦

'I Wrote A Song' by Mae Muller — United Kingdom 🇬🇧