Thai singer-songwriter Jeff Satur has been announced as a special guest performer for the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia Grand Final in Bangkok on Saturday, 14 November 2026. The event’s official website confirmed his appearance on 8 November. Jeff is joining the entertainment programme rather than entering the competition as one of the 11 national representatives.
What to know
- Jeff Satur was officially announced on 8 November as a guest at the 14 November Eurovision Asia Grand Final in Bangkok.
- The show at One Bangkok Forum starts at 14:30 CET / 20:30 ICT and includes entries from 11 countries.
- DARA and JAMAL are among the other special performers; Jeff’s specific song has not been announced.
The show takes place at One Bangkok Forum, with the live broadcast scheduled for 14:30 CET, or 20:30 local time in Thailand. The contest will feature entries from 11 countries across Asia. Woody Milintachinda and Cindy Bishop are hosting, while audiences outside the participating broadcasters’ markets can follow the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube broadcast.
Jeff is known for a musical style spanning pop, R&B, rock and electronic sounds, as well as performances that have helped introduce Thai pop music to listeners abroad. His appearance gives the host country another prominent musical presence in the Grand Final programme, in addition to Thailand’s competing act, MANG x DAOU, who will perform the song 'Aroma'.
The guest lineup also includes Bulgaria’s Eurovision 2026 winner DARA, previously announced to perform a special version of her winning song 'Bangaranga'. The organisers have named Azerbaijani singer-songwriter JAMAL as an opening-act performer. The Grand Final is set to begin with 'Bangkok Sounds and Senses', a production devised by Thai creative director Pol Hui.
The guest appearances are separate from the competition itself and do not affect the running order or voting among the 11 participating entries. The official announcement has not confirmed which song Jeff will sing, so a setlist should not be treated as final. The Eurovision Asia debut is scheduled for 14 November, preceded by a public preview show on Friday, 13 November.
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