Eurovision Live Tour 2026 cancelled

The European Broadcasting Union confirms that the Eurovision Live Tour scheduled for summer 2026 will no longer take place. Ticket holders will receive refunds

The Eurovision Live Tour 2026 has been cancelled. The announcement comes from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which informs customers that the planned arena tour across Europe will not go ahead.

In a message to ticket holders, the EBU says:

– We regret to inform you that the Eurovision Song Contest Live Tour will no longer be taking place. All customers will receive a full refund from their point of purchase.

The organisation provides practical information about refunds, explaining that tickets purchased via official ticketing partners will automatically be refunded, while customers who bought tickets through resale platforms should contact their point of purchase.

No reason given

The EBU does not directly explain why the tour has been cancelled:

– We have encountered unforeseen challenges that despite the best efforts of our team, the producers, and promoters we have been unable to resolve, the statement reads.

The Eurovision Live Tour was announced as a new live concert experience featuring artists from the Eurovision Song Contest. According to the original announcement, the tour was scheduled to visit several European cities in summer 2026, bringing Eurovision hits to arena audiences.

However, ticket sales appear to have been weak in several cities. In addition, the line-up presented for the tour was limited compared to expectations, and ticket prices were widely considered high.

These factors may have contributed to the cancellation, although the EBU does not confirm any specific reason in its customer information.

The lineup for the concert tour was: