 The song was heavily promoted - reportedly more so than any previous Finnish Eurovision entrant  - with Voutilainen showcasing her entry in several European countries, and expectations were high for its placing at Eurovision 2002 as exemplified by the contention by veteran Finnish singer Marion Rung - who had sung Finland's two highest scoring Eurovision entrants - that the final placing of "Addicted to You" at Eurovision 2002 would be higher than the sixth and seventh Eurovision placings earned by Rung with respectively "Tipi-tii" at Eurovision 1962 and "Tom Tom Tom" at Eurovision 1973 and that consequently "Addicted to You" would afford Finland a new Eurovision best.Performing thirteenth on the night of the Eurovision 2002 final (following Sweden's Afro-dite with "Never Let It Go" and preceding Denmark's Malene with "Tell Me Who You Are"), Voutilainen was dressed in the colours of the Finnish flag, in a pale blue top and white trousers.The vocal quartet who supported Voutilainen included Sheidi (), who had placed sixth in the Finnish national preliminary for Eurovision 2002 with "Make the Rain".