Synopsis

The 1977 Eurovision Song Contest, initially scheduled for London's Wembley Conference Centre on April 2nd, was delayed by five weeks due to a strike by cameramen and technicians, ultimately taking place on May 7th. Eighteen countries took part in the competition. Sweden made a return appearance, while Yugoslavia withdrew its entry. Tunisia, poised for its debut, ultimately withdrew before the contest even began. A rule requiring songs to be performed in the participants' national language