YEREVAN, MAY 22, ARMENPRESS. Genealogy band representing Armenia at Eurovision international song contest 2015 will perform the 6th at the Grand Final. As reports “Armenpress”, the Head of the Armenian Delegation to Eurovision Gohar Gasparyan stated this on facebook. “6 singer, 6 destinies, but one story,” Gasparyan noted.

The organisers of the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest, ORF and the EBU, have revealed the running order for the Grand Final of the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest, which takes place this Saturday in Vienna, Austria. 

The running order was determined by the producers of show (ORF) and approved by the EBU Executive Supervisor, Jon Ola Sand and by the Chairman of the Reference Group, Dr. Frank-Dieter Freiling.

The planned break is after Austria (song 14) but this may be subject to changes. 

The running order for the Grand Final

The 2015 Eurovision Song Contest is held in the capital of Austria, Vienna. It is the second time in history the city hosts the contest. The right for hosting the contest came when Conchita Wurst brought home the trophy with her Rise Like A Phoenix from Copenhagen the year before.

16 countries took part in the first Semi-final in order to qualify for the 10 places available in Saturday's final. And here are the ten qualifiers in the order they were announced: Albania, Armenia, Russia, Romania, Hungary, Greece, Estonia, Georgia, Serbia and Belgium. The ten winners will shortly have a press conference where they will also draw their position to be in either the first or second half of the Grand Final.

The members of the Genealogy band performed the song Face The Shadow.  40 countries take part in the 60th Eurovision. The Eurovision International Song Contest 2015 is held in Austria’s Vienna.

The slogan for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest is Building Bridges and now you can take this to a new level by 'building bridges' yourself with fans all over the world! The "bridges" are in fact compositions of two photos submitted by fans worldwide. The first photo starts a "bridge" and the other one ends it. This means that for example half a heart is from someone in Australia and it is completed by the second half submitted in Belgium. Or an air kiss that is sent from France can be accepted by a fan in Greece.