Voyager Won Semi Final Two At Eurovision

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has revealed the voting figures for Semi Finals One and Two at Eurovision, which determined which countries would make it to the Grand Final.

In the figures shown below (via TV Tonight), Australia’s Voyager took home the public televote with 149 points at Semi Final Two, topping Austria’s Teya & Salena by twelve points. Check out the results:

Semi Final One Public Televote:

1. Finland: Käärijä – Cha Cha Cha (177 points)
2. Sweden: Loreen – Tattoo (135 points)
3. Israel: Noa Kirel – Unicorn (127 points)
4. Czechia: Vesna – My Sister’s Crown (110 points)
5. Moldova: Pasha Parfeni – Soarele si Luna (109 points)
6. Norway: Alessandra – Queen Of Kings (102 points)
7. Switzerland: Remo Forrer – Watergun (97 points)
8. Croatia: Let 3 – Mama Sc (76 points)
9. Portugal: Mimicat – Ai Coracao (74 points)
10. Serbia: Luke Black – Samo mi se spava (37 points)
11. Latvia: Sudden Lights – Aija (34 points)
12. Ireland: Wild Youth – We Are One (10 points)
13. The Netherlands: Mia & Dion – Burning Daylight (7 points)
14. Azerbaijan: TuralTuranX – Tell me More (4 points)
15. Malta: The Busker – Dance (Our Own Party) (3 points)

EUROVISION - That was absolutely surreal! There aren't enough words to describe how we're feeling ❤️🙏
Who would have thought that an independent, progressive metal band from Perth, WA, would take a top 10 position at the world's biggest song contest?!!
📸 By Chloe Hashemi / EBU pic.twitter.com/PONbgs24vF

— VOYAGER (@Voyagerau) May 14, 2023

Semi Final Two Public Televote:

1. Australia: Voyager – Promise (149 points)
2. Austria: Teya & Salena – Who The Hell Is Edgar? (137 points)
3. Poland: Blanka – Solo (124 points)
4. Lithuania: Monika Linkyte – Stay (110 points)
5. Slovenia: Joker Out – Carpe Diem (103 points)
6. Armenia: Brunette – Future Lover (99 points)
7. Cyprus: Andrew Lambrou – Break A Broken Heart (94 points)
8. Belgium: Gustaph – Because Of You (90 points)
9. Albania: Albina & Familja Kelmendi – Duje (83 points)
10. Estonia: Alika – Bridges (74 points)
11. Iceland: Diljá – Power (44 points)
12. Georgia: Iru – Echo (33 points)
13. Greece: Victor Vernicos – What They Say (14 points)
14. Denmark: Reiley – Breaking My Heart (6 points)
15. Romania: Theodor Andrei – D.G.T. (Off And On) (0 points)
16. San Marino: Piqued Jacks – Like An Animal (0 points)

The Eurovision Song Contest wrapped up its 2023 extravaganza on Sunday morning. Voyager finished in ninth place. Andrew Lambrou placed 12th representing Cyprus – the Greek-Cypriot singer-songwriter was born and raised in Sydney, and previously vied to represent Australia at Eurovision 2022. 

Eurovision 2023 was taken out by Sweden’s Loreen, who won the final vote with her performance of Tattoo.