Who will compete in the Eurovision 2024 final? Here are all the countries which have qualified

Bambie Thug is the first Irish act to make the Eurovision finals since 2018. Image: EBU/Corinne Cumming

All of the Eurovision 2024 finalists have now been decided by the public following two rounds of live semi-finals.

The semi-finals have passed and we now know which acts have made it through to the Eurovision Grand Final.

Set to take place in Malmö, Sweden on Saturday, May 11th, 26 countries will compete for the chance to become this year’s winner.

Favourites include Croatia, Israel and Switzerland, with Ireland also among the top ten after Bambie Thug made it through to the final for the first time since 2018.

TALI is among this year's Eurovision finalists, representing Luxembourg. Image: EBU/Sarah Louise Bennett

Following the semi-finals twenty additional acts joined France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK - the “Big Five” countries which make the biggest financial contributions to the song contest - and Sweden, last year’s winner.

Decided by public vote with no jury input, almost every 2024 Eurovision finalist was chosen by the public.

Here are all the countries in the Eurovision 2024 final

• Serbia: Ramonda by Teya Dora
• Portugal: Grito by iolanda
• Slovenia: Veronika by Raiven
• Ukraine: Teresa & Maria by alyona alyona
• Lithuania: Luktelk by Silvester Belt
• Finland: No Rules! by Windows95man
• Cyprus: Liar by Silia Kapsis
• Croatia: Rim Tom Tagi Dim by Baby Lasagna
• Ireland: Doomsday Blue by Bambie Thug
• Luxembourg: Fighter by Tali
• United Kingdom: Dizzy by Olly Alexander
• France: Mon amour by Slimane
• Germany: Always On The Run by Isaak
• Italy: La Noia by Angelina Mango
• Spain: Zorra by Nebulossa
• Sweden: Unforgettable by Marcus & Martinus
• Latvia: Hollow by Dons
• Austria: We Will Rave by Kaleen
• Netherlands: Europapa by Joost Klein
• Norway: Ulveham by Gåte
• Israel: Hurricane by Eden Golan
• Greece: ZARI by Marina Satti
• Estonia: (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi by 5MIINUST x Puuluup
• Switzerland: The Code by Nemo
• Georgia: Firefighter by Nutsa Buzaladze
• Armenia: Jako by Ladaniva

Which countries are out of Eurovision 2024?

Despite an energetic performance, San Marino did not qualify for the 2024 Eurovision final. Image: EBU/Sarah Louise Bennett

After two round of the semi-finals, the public from around the world voted for their favourite to make it through - leading to some surprising countries being left out of the running.

• Moldova: In The Middle by Natalia Barbu
• Iceland: Scared of Heights by Hera Björk
• Australia: One Milkali (One Blood) by Electric Fields
• Poland: The Tower by Luna
• Azerbaijan: Özünlə Apar by Fahree feat. Ilkin Dovlatov
• Malta: Loop by Sarah Bonnici
• Albania: Titan by Besa
• Czechia: Pedestal by Aiko
• Denmark: Sand by Saba
• San Marino: 11:11 by MEGARA
• Belgium: Before The Party’s Over by Mustii

During the first semi-final, Iceland and Moldova were among the acts to have gone home, something of a shock to both Hera Björk and Natalia Barbu who were former contestants.

Meanwhile, during Thursday night’s live show, Belgium were another of the snubbed acts alongside Denmark and Malta.