ABBA, Bucks Fizz, Lordi, Dana International, Jedward, eh Blue, where would we be without the musical prowess of the Eurovision Song Contest? Every year, the good, the bad, the bold and the beautiful of European (and not so European) musical talent (and not so talented) get together for a night of pure unadulterated entertainment. Camp disco numbers, cheesy power ballads and a calibre of continental soft rock that would put David Hasselhoff to shame. Whether you love it, or loathe it, think it's all about the performance, or all about the politics, there is is something just so dang fascinating about the Eurovision. Here's our guide to the best bars in Glasgow to watch the Eurovision.
On Saturday 10th May, The Admiral gets ready for a Eurovision after party extravaganza, full to burst with dodgy costumes, nul point drinking games and questionable song choices. Doors are at 11pm and entry costs £5-6.
Delmonica's annual Eurovision party never disappoints. Barbra la Bush and Bella Houston kick off a party that won't be forgotten: expect to hear sweet sounds from guest and resident DJs from 9pm. Each table represents a country and guests are invited to book their tables in advance to pick a winner.
