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Eurovision legend Johnny Logan will sing Loreen's 'Euphoria' at the first semi-final in Malmo, Sweden tonight (May 7).
Logan - who twice won the competition with 'What's Another Year' and 'Hold Me Now' - will be the first interval act during tonight's show.
The Eurovision star was filmed rehearsing Swedish pop star Loreen's 2012 winning song at rehearsals yesterday (May 6), a video of which was posted by RTÉ One on X:
The legendary Johnny Logan performing Euphoria at rehearsals today
— RTÉ One (@RTEOne) May 6, 2024
Tune in tomorrow night be semi-final to watch his full performance #Eurovision #Eurovision2024 pic.twitter.com/06wp7K1o3U
A number of online commenters have expressed their excitement at seeing Logan on the Eurovision stage once again.
One social media user commented, "Real talent, no gimmicks," while another wrote, "Brilliant as always."
Tonight's show kicks off at 8pm, with Ireland's 2024 entry Bambie Thug due to perform fourth in the line-up.
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