The artistic director Amadeus, accompanied by Rai executives, will answer questions from journalists following the 74th edition of the Italian song festival from the theater’s roof. The meeting will begin at 12, with a section dedicated to Rai Pubblicità, followed by the host discussing his fifth edition at 12:30. The pre-Festival event on Che tempo che fa sets the tone for the festival with the usual chemistry between Amadeus and Fiorello, stating “This is the last Festival, Amadeus promised me, out of respect for the audience who have had enough of it.
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turning into a sort of DopoFestival. At what time will the 2024 Sanremo Festival end? This is one of the most asked questions among fans and enthusiasts of the singing competition, and it might finally have an answer.
The host and artistic director Amadeus himself has given a more precise time, stating “we won’t finish before 2am” in response to a direct question from Fabio Fazio during the episode of “Che Tempo Che Fa” on Sunday, February 4. This year, 30 Big artists will compete for the title of winner of the 74th edition of the Festival. Sanremo is an unmissable event on Rai: all the festival’s evenings are broadcast live on Rai Uno starting at 8:40 pm.
The official radio station of the festival is Rai Radio 2, where the live shows can be followed. Furthermore, throughout the week of the festival, the program “Aspettando Sanremo” will be broadcast on Rai Radio 2 from 8 pm. At the end of the night, which is expected to be no earlier than 2 am as announced by the host Amadeus on “Che Tempo Che Fa,” the songs in the first five positions of the ranking based on votes received will be announced to the public (initially, it was planned for the songs in the top ten of the chart to be communicated, but the regulation was modified).