Best Eurovision Parties And Screenings In London 2026

For a night of pure pop spectacle, Wolfpack Inn Fulham is going all out with its Eurovision Grand Final screening party on the 16th of May 2026. Celebrating 70 years of the iconic song contest, this lively Fulham spot promises all the glitter, drama and douze points beamed straight from Vienna, paired with fresh pints of their own craft beer.

Expect a buzzing, fan-filled atmosphere, food served throughout and a competitive edge, thanks to a £100 bar tab up for grabs for the best-dressed table. 

Europe's biggest singsong is beaming live in Zebrano Soho. Dress on up and get on down for a night of music, glamour, and unapologetic Eurovision energy.

The fun kicks off with karaoke from 7pm to get you in the mood for perfect slices of pop from around the continent. Tickets start from just £7.70 and the the cocktail of the month is all yours for £7 a pop all night long.

Situated in the West End, The Admiralty is a lively pub that goes all-out for Eurovision every year. The event is hosted by Aidan Orange and Miss Joelle, London's Married Drag Duo, promising plenty of glitz and glam as you watch the contest.

There'll be games, prizes and plenty of glam, with a best-dressed competition too. Your ticket includes a welcome cocktails, and seating is first-come, first-served.

The Conductor brings Eurovision 2026 into the heart of St Paul's with a live Grand Final watch party built around big-screen viewing. Running from early evening through to 11pm, the venue opens its doors at 6.30pm, giving you time to settle in before the live final kicks off at 8pm.

There'll be a communal screening where sequins, flags and themed outfits are all part of the experience. You're encouraged to arrive dressed as your favourite country, diva or in Eurovision-inspired glamour, turning the space into a shared celebration of the contest's most theatrical moments.

The Dial - Home of Meantime turns its 360 rooftop space into one of London's most scenic watch parties for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Set high above Greenwich, the venue pairs live screening screens with panoramic views of the illuminated city skyline and the O2 Arena, creating a backdrop that matches the scale and spectacle of the night itself.

You can expect a lively, social atmosphere built around shared viewing, scoring the acts, and reacting in real time as the competition unfolds. Encouraged to arrive in full Eurovision glamour, with flags, scorecards and themed outfits, the event leans into the contest's famously playful spirit. 

Leadbelly's Bar goes all-in for Eurovision 2026, hosting a Grand Final watch party. Across multiple screens, the Canada Water venue will be showing the full live broadcast, turning the bar into a packed-out space of sing-alongs, reactions and collective disbelief as the night unfolds.

Fancy dress is strongly encouraged, with you arriving in sequins, flags and full Eurovision regalia ready to commit to the occasion. Look forward to big ballads drawing full-room attention, and dance tracks triggering impromptu sing-alongs.

Turn your Saturday night into a Eurovision spectacle at KERB Social Club's 2026 Watch Party in Spitalfields, running from 7.30pm to 10pm. Expect all the signature chaos of the Grand Final, streamed live alongside a soundtrack of unapologetic Europop anthems/

Tickets start from £12 and include entry plus a welcome cocktail, setting the tone for an evening of sing-alongs, big reactions and playful competition. A sweepstake on the night adds an extra edge, with you picking their winning country for the chance to score a £50 bar tab - though true Eurovision fans will know you can't back your own.

Join Ranelagh Bowes Park on the 16th of May from 8pm to watch the Eurovision final for free. Together, you'll celebrate the big performances, sass, and ballads, plus there'll be exclusive cocktail offers throughout the night, as well as a delicious food menu on offer. 

There'll also be a best dressed competition, so make sure you come dressed up suitably for the occasion. We expect sparkles, please. 

Get ready to raise a glass and belt out your favourite Eurovision anthems at Archer Street Soho and Notting Hill's one-day-only Eurovision Bottomless Brunch. This is your chance to sing, dance, and party through 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco, beer, and pizza, all while enjoying live performances of classic Eurovision hits from the likes of Abba, Lulu, Celine Dion, and more.

Dress to impress in your glitziest attire and get ready for a fun-filled pre-Eurovision celebration packed with sequins, singalongs, and unbeatable vibes. Whether you're going for the full experience with bottomless drinks or just want to enjoy the entertainment with a glass of bubbly, this is the perfect way to kick off the Eurovision madness. 

Eurovision is beaming live at The Sindercombe Social - and it's going to be more epic than a wind machine on full blast. This place is transforming into the ultimate fan zone, with enough decorations to make a disco ball blush.

Think you should be up on the stage? Stick around after the song contest to show of your skills with Eurovision karaoke.

For a Eurovision celebration with an Alpine twist, BAM Karaoke Box transforms its Victoria venue into a retro ski lodge for its Eurovision Après Alpine Party. Running across the semi-finals and final nights in May 2026, the space swaps standard screening vibes for faux-fur interiors, neon ski signage and a party-first atmosphere where Eurovision anthems set the tone from arrival through to 1.30am.

You can watch the live Eurovision broadcast on big screens while enjoying a pop-driven setting designed for group celebrations and late-night singing. Alongside the screening, the experience extends into themed karaoke sessions and open mic moments, giving attendees the chance to perform Eurovision favourites as the night builds. 

Get down to Maid of Muswell to watch the Eurovision Final Night live on the big screen. Expect music, glitter and unforgettable performances.

Dress up, bring your friends, and get ready for a night full of fun, drama, and iconic moments. Entry is free right through the night.

Dust off your sequins and head to Monument for a Eurovision screening party that pulls out all the stops at Eastcheap Records. This neon-lit City hotspot is transforming its back room into the ultimate viewing hub, screening every high note and costume reveal live on the big screen. With DJ Emma Gower keeping the energy going between acts and the bar serving up 2-4-1 cocktails until 7pm, it's the perfect sanctuary for those who take their tactical voting and key changes seriously.

The party doesn't end when the douze points are all handed out; the main room keeps the momentum going with DJ Hayley Kennedy spinning Eurovision anthems and dancefloor classics until 2am. Between the sing-alongs and the suspense, you can fuel up on Eastcheap's signature stone-baked pizzas and bar snacks.

BrewDog Waterloo is warming up to host the ultimate Eurovision Watch Party. Get down here for a night of glitter, drama and unforgettable performances as the show unfolds on the big screen. 

Expect great beer, party vibes and plenty of sing-along moments with fellow Eurovision fans. Tickets are just £5 and include a can of cold beer or a Wonderland cocktail to get the party started.

For a Eurovision night packed with glitter, The Crown & Sceptre in Fitzrovia is hosting one of central London's most playful grand final watch parties for 2026. Taking place just moments from Oxford Circus and Great Portland Street, the pub will be screening the entire Eurovision Song Contest live on big screens, surrounded by a lively, themed atmosphere built for cheering, singing and full audience participation.

The evening goes beyond a standard screening with an interactive twist: those who book are randomly assigned one of the competing countries, turning the night into a mix of watch party and sweepstakes. If your assigned country wins the contest, you'll take home a £50 bar voucher, adding a competitive edge to the usual Eurovision drama.

Celebrate Eurovision in full glittering style at Nordic Bar in Fitzrovia, where the iconic song contest takes over from 5pm through to 2am. 

Tickets start from £11 and include a beer or wine on arrival, setting the tone for an evening packed with sing-alongs, crowd reactions and wall-to-wall coverage across multiple screens. From pitch-perfect vocals to gloriously unpredictable moments, every performance will be shown in full, accompanied by an electric atmosphere throughout.