UK Eurovision entry played outside Buckingham Palace

In a unique display of support, the Band of the Irish Guards showcased their talents by playing a rendition of the UK’s Eurovision entry outside Buckingham Palace on a Saturday morning. The timing couldn’t have been more fitting as it preceded the highly anticipated song contest final taking place in Switzerland.

The Royal Family further contributed to the excitement by sharing a video of the band’s performance on social media platform X. In their post, they expressed their best wishes to Remember Monday, the UK’s representative in the Eurovision Final in Basel that evening. This gesture not only highlighted the synergy between music and royalty but also added a touch of grandeur to the festivities.

For those in the UK eager to catch the band’s performance, they were able to tune in to BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 20:00 BST. Live updates on the event were also available on the BBC News website, ensuring that viewers could stay updated on the latest developments in real-time. This collaboration between the institution of the Royal Family and the musical talents of the Band of the Irish Guards served to bring a sense of unity and celebration to audiences both near and far

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