LGBTQ+ Eurovision Stars Unite for Huge Amsterdam Concert
Openly gay Eurovision singer Søren Torpegaard Lund and queer Finnish star Erika Vikman join a spectacular concert celebrating Eurovision's biggest hits.
Some of Eurovision’s best-loved performers are coming together for a huge celebration in Amsterdam on 13 November 2026, with openly gay Danish singer Søren Torpegaard Lund and Finnish queer icon Erika Vikman among the stars taking to the stage.
Het Grote Songfestivalfeest returns to the Ziggo Dome, bringing together former winners, recent favourites and performers from across Eurovision’s history for a spectacular night of live music.
LGBTQ+ Stars Take Centre Stage
Søren Torpegaard Lund represented Denmark at Eurovision 2026 with Før Vi Går Hjem, finishing seventh in Vienna. The singer and musical theatre performer has spoken openly about growing up gay and finding the confidence to express himself through music.
He has also credited Conchita Wurst’s historic Eurovision victory in 2014 as an important moment during his teenage years, helping him embrace his identity.
Joining him is Finland’s Erika Vikman, whose unforgettable performance of ICH KOMME made her one of Eurovision 2025’s most talked-about contestants.
Erika has publicly described herself as queer, explaining that the term best represents how she sees herself. Her bold performances, distinctive style and celebration of self-expression have helped establish her as a popular figure within the Eurovision LGBTQ+ community.
Eurovision Winners and Favourites Reunite
The concert also features two-time Eurovision champion Johnny Logan, Norway’s Alexander Rybak, Sweden’s Charlotte Perrelli and Belgian winner Sandra Kim.
Finland’s Käärijä returns with his hugely popular Cha Cha Cha, while Croatia’s Baby Lasagna, Australia’s Dami Im and Estonia’s Tommy Cash are among the other major names appearing.
The line-up also includes Cornelia Jakobs, Senhit, Sissal, Efendi, Subwoolfer, Herreys and several more Eurovision favourites.
Unlike the Eurovision Song Contest, there are no competing countries, voting rounds or eliminations. Instead, the concert celebrates the music and performers who have made Eurovision such an important part of popular culture.
Where to Watch and Get Tickets
Het Grote Songfestivalfeest takes place at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam on Friday 13 November 2026, beginning at 8pm local time, which is 7pm in the UK.
Tickets are available through the official event website and Ticketmaster Netherlands.
A UK television broadcast or streaming date for the 2026 concert has not yet been confirmed. Previous editions have been broadcast and shared online, so Eurovision enthusiasts unable to attend can keep an eye out for future viewing announcements.
