After Dima Bilan's victory with Believe, last year in Belgrade, the 54th Eurovision Song Contest will take place in the Russian capital Moscow. Over 40 countries are expected to be represented in the two Semi-Finals and the Final of the world′s largest music competition. READ MORE ABOUT THE SHOWS »
About Russia & MoscowThe Russian Federation is the largest country in the world, while its capital Moscow is the largest city of Europe with an estimated population of 12 million. In May, the city will host the 54th Eurovision Song Contest.
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The Selection ZoneThe Selection Zone is your window on the national selections for the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest! Stay with Eurovision.tv for the latest news, gossip and results from across Europe. It's the place to be in the lead up to Moscow 2009!
The organizersHundreds of people are involved with the organization of the biggest entertainment event of the year in Europe. Get to know the key people and follow their race against the clock. Also stay tuned for exclusive interviews with the organizers.
The venueBuilt for the 1980 Summer Olympics and widely considered as the temple of Russian tennis, the Olimpiysky Indoor Arena can host up to 80,000 people. An audience of some 16,000 is expected to watch the Eurovision Song Contest at the arena.
You can find loads of original Eurovision Song Contest clips, backstage materials and exclusive interviews in the MULTIMEDIA SECTION..
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