What is the most memorable interval act in Eurovision history?

One of the most anticipated parts of the Eurovision Song Contest is the interval act, which is performed during the voting process after all the songs have been performed. Over the years, there have been many memorable interval acts that have left audiences speechless.

One of the most unforgettable interval acts was the performance by Riverdance during the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest held in Dublin, Ireland. The act, which combined traditional Irish dancing with contemporary music, was an instant hit and went on to become a global phenomenon.

Another iconic interval act was the performance of ABBA during the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest held in Brighton, United Kingdom. The band performed their hit song 'Waterloo', which went on to win the competition and launched their international career.

Other notable interval acts include the performance by Celine Dion during the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest held in Dublin, Ireland, the hologram performance by Gorillaz during the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest held in Athens, Greece, and the performance by Conchita Wurst during the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest held in Vienna, Austria.

While there have been many memorable interval acts throughout Eurovision history, these performances have left a lasting impression on fans and continue to be celebrated to this day.