Italy: The running order for the Grand Final of Sanremo 2024!
The 74th edition of Festival di Sanremo concludes tonight, with Serata Finale, in the end of which we will know the winner as well as Italy’s representative in Eurovision 2024. Thirty artists from the Italian music scene, both renowned and newcomers, are competing tonight for the most prestigious music price in Italy.
Moments ago, Rai revealed the running order of tonight’s show:
- Francesco Renga and Nek – “Pazzo di te”
- BigMama – “La rabbia non ti basta”
- Gazzelle – “Tutto qui”
- Dargen D’Amico – “Onda alta”
- Il Volo – “Capolavoro”
- Loredana Bertè – “Pazza”
- Negramaro – “Ricominciamo tutto”
- Mahmood – “Tuta gold”
- Santi Francesi – “L’amore in bocca”
- Diodato – “Ti muovi”
- Fiorella Mannoia – “Mariposa”
- Alessandra Amoroso – “Fino a qui”
- Alfa – “Vai!”
- Irama – “Tu no”
- Ghali – “Casa mia”
- Annalisa – “Sinceramente”
- Angelina Mango – “La noia”
- Geolier – “I p’ me, tu p’ te”
- Emma – “Apnea”
- Il Tre – “Fragili”
- Ricchi e Poveri – “Ma non tutta la vita”
- The Kolors – “Un ragazzo una ragazza”
- Maninni – “Spettacolare”
- La Sad – “Autodistruttivo”
- Mr. Rain – “Due altalene”
- Fred De Palma – “Il cielo non ci vuole”
- Sangiovanni – “Finiscimi”
- Clara – “Diamanti grezzi”
- Bnkr44 – “Governo punk”
- Rose Villain – “Click Boom!”
Sanremo 2024 – Serata Finale
The thirty participants will perform for the last time on Teatro Ariston stage. At the end of the competition piece, the overall ranking is to be announced, where the Top 5 will be announced and will “duel” for the Festival winner’s trophy after a second round of voting exclusively for the top five of the overall ranking.
Post Sanremo 2024 – Eurovision Song Contest
- Any of the 30 contestants (and their respective record labels) interested in participating in Eurovision 2024 must fill out a specific form for this purpose.
- The winner of Sanremo 2024 is automatically considered Italy’s representative in Eurovision 2024. In case the winner declines to go to Eurovision, the organizational committee of Sanremo will then choose the artist to represent Italy in Malmo according to its criteria from those contestants who have filled out the expression of interest form for Eurovision.
How to Watch Sanremo 2024
You can watch the Sanremo 2024 Festival live on Rai1 and on the RaiPlay website at 20:45 Central European Time. If you are a fan of Italian music, stay tuned to EurovisionFun for the most comprehensive coverage of the 74th Sanremo Festival.
Last year, Italy was proudly represented for the second time by Marco Mengoni, following his victory in Sanremo 2023 with the song “Due Vite.” The track, accumulating 350 points, secured an impressive fourth place in the grand final!
Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the news!
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