Graham Norton has announced that he will host the BBC's coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest this year. The network outlined its coverage strategy for the annual tournament, which will be held in Rotterdam this year after the 2020 event was canceled due to the coronavirus epidemic. This is the second time that Norton has hosted the show; he took over from David Jones when the contest was last held in London in 2019. Norton said in a statement: "I'm so excited to be hosting another Eurovision Song Contest. It's such an incredible night of music, comedy and drama and I can't wait for it to be done." He added: "Following on from such an amazing contest in London last year, I know we're in for a real treat with this year's edition in Rotterdam." The BBC said that Norton would be joined by guest commentators including Michael McIntyre, Charlotte Hawkins, Tess Daly and Nick Grimshaw. They continued: "With Graham at the helm, our team is ready to deliver yet another spectacular show. We want to thank David Jones who did an amazing job last year but decided not to return for a second term as host. With his departure, we now have an open door policy for any future hosts so please do get in touch if you'd like to come on board."