UK Eurovision Fans Flock to Vienna Supporting Look Mum No Computer
British Eurovision fans have gathered in Vienna, Austria, ahead of the second semi-final of the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, expressing a strong desire for the UK to secure points in the upcoming grand final. Many attendees are there to support the UK entry, Look Mum No Computer (Sam Battle), who is performing despite having already qualified as part of the Big Four. Fans filled central squares and bars, celebrating with colorful outfits and traditional Austrian food, even as many local shops remained closed for Ascension Day. Interviews revealed a mix of optimism and anxiety, with supporters hoping to break a streak of poor public voting results. While the atmosphere was largely festive, tensions regarding Israel’s participation persisted, leading to boycotts by several countries and planned protests under the banner 'No Stage For Genocide.' Security remains tight around the Wiener Stadthalle venue. Meanwhile, Australian fans expressed confidence in their entry, Delta Goodrem. The event highlights both the unifying power of music cited by attendees and the ongoing geopolitical controversies surrounding the competition.
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