欧洲歌唱大赛2027将在保加利亚黑海城市布尔加斯举行，比赛时间为5月12日至15日[1]。这一决定由欧洲广播联盟做出，选择布尔加斯而非首都索菲亚的原因在于其场地、基础设施和酒店容量更为优越[1]。保加利亚获得举办权源于歌手达拉凭借歌曲《Bangaranga》在2026年维也纳举办的比赛中获胜，这是保加利亚首次赢得欧洲歌唱大赛[1]。
布尔加斯在与索菲亚、瓦尔纳和普罗夫迪夫的竞争中胜出[1]。比赛将在Arena Burgas举行，该场馆于2023年开放[1]。近年来欧洲歌唱大赛为东道国带来显著经济效益，2023年利物浦主办创造了6600万欧元的经济效益，2024年马尔默为4000万欧元，2025年巴塞尔为5800万欧元[1]。此外，欧洲广播联盟出台新规则规定，如果参与武装冲突的国家赢得比赛，将被禁止在次年举办；面临敏感地缘政治局势的国家也会被取消资格[1]。
The Eurovision Song Contest 2027 will take place in Burgas, Bulgaria's second-largest city, from May 12 to 15 [1]. The European Broadcasting Union selected Burgas over three competing Bulgarian cities—Sofia, Varna, and Plovdiv—citing superior venue facilities, infrastructure, and hotel capacity [1]. The event will be hosted at Arena Burgas, a venue that opened in 2023 [1].
Bulgaria earned the right to host the contest after singer Dara won the 2026 competition in Vienna with the song "Bangaranga," marking the nation's first-ever Eurovision victory [1]. Although post-victory commitments initially pointed to Sofia as the host city, the final decision favored Burgas [1]. Recent Eurovision editions have generated substantial economic benefits for host cities, with Liverpool generating €66 million in 2023, Malmö €40 million in 2024, and Basel €58 million in 2025 [1]. The European Broadcasting Union has implemented new eligibility rules for future hosts: countries actively involved in armed conflicts are barred from hosting in the year following their victory, and those facing sensitive geopolitical situations may also be disqualified [1].