Get ready to countdown to a new musical phenomenon in Asia! The Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 is set to launch its first competition on the continent, broadcasting from Bangkok to a global audience on Saturday, 14 Nov 2026 GMT+7 at One Bangkok Forum. This historic evening will showcase grand performances from representatives of 11 Asian countries, each sharing their songs, identities, and cultures on a single stage, while audiences eagerly await who will claim the title of the first Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 champion.
A special highlight of this competition is the introduction of the two hosts who will guide viewers worldwide through this musical night. They are Woody Wuttithorn Milinthachinda, and Cindy Sirinya Bishop. They have been chosen to host the very first Eurovision Song Contest Asia, broadcasting live from One Bangkok Forum in Bangkok. Together, they will bring viewers an immersive experience filled with spectacular performances, the thrill of competition, and vibrant cultural expressions from diverse countries, all united under Eurovision’s core message: “United by Music.”
"Woody," the Thai host who connects people through music and stories,
Woody Wuttithorn Milinthachinda is recognized as one of Asia's leading hosts, known for his warm communication style and ability to connect with diverse cultures. Over his 20-plus-year career, Woody has gained fame through his show Woody Talk, where he converses with global figures and creates dialogues that resonate with audiences. He is also the founder of the S2O Songkran Music Festival, showcasing the charm of Thailand’s Songkran festival on an international stage, and a co-founder of Dragonfly, a platform promoting wellness and positive change. His new role at Eurovision Song Contest Asia offers a significant opportunity to bring his communication expertise to craft a special experience for viewers across Asia.
"Cindy," the representative bridging audiences across cultures,
Cindy Sirinya Bishop, a host, actress, model, and international TV personality, brings over 30 years of experience across Asia’s entertainment and fashion scenes to enliven this stage. She has hosted international shows such as Asia’s Next Top Model Seasons 4 to 6, with bilingual presenting skills in English and Thai. Known for her confident, warm, and approachable demeanor, Cindy connects with diverse audiences. Beyond entertainment, she serves as a goodwill ambassador for UN Women in the Asia-Pacific region, working to promote gender equality and end gender-based violence.
The journey to the Grand Final is underway. Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 welcomes 11 pioneering countries bringing their unique voices, identities, and stories to the international stage. So far, four countries have selected their songs through national selection shows: Bhutan, the Philippines, South Korea, and Laos. Malaysia has chosen its artist and will reveal the song later. Ahead of the Grand Final, several national selection competitions will be streamed on the Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel, with voting available on the Eurovision Asia website, including:
27 September: Thailand’s Chosen One
30 September: Voice of Bangladesh
3 October: The Sound of Vietnam
7 October: Nepal Decides
10 October: Mongolia’s Chosen One
17 October: Cambodia’s Finest Voice
For fans wanting to be part of this historic night, tickets for Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 will go on general sale on Friday, 2 October at 09:00 Thailand time. Eurofan members will have an exclusive pre-sale starting Thursday, 1 October at 14:00. On 14 November, prepare for Asia’s first-ever music stage that unites songs, stories, and cultures from 11 countries in one spectacular event. Join the excitement to see which country will become the first-ever champion and have their name etched in the history of Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026. For more details about the contest and national selection shows, visit the Eurovision Song Contest Asia website.
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