The 2025 Eurovision Song Contest promises an electrifying experience from Basel, Switzerland, following Switzerland's triumphant win in 2024 with "The Code." This victory was a historic moment, as it was led by Nemo, who became Eurovision's first non-binary winner, taking home top honors when this beloved event was held in Malmö, Sweden.
This year, 38 countries are gearing up with excitement, showcasing their musical talents at national qualifying rounds. Montenegro's return after a two-year break has caught everyone's attention, and they're coming in strong with Nina Žižić, who previously competed in 2013, aiming high this time around.
The excitement kicks off with semi-finals on May 13 and 15, leading up to a grand finale on May 17. Basel's ready and eager, promising an event that will be a feast of musical brilliance and cultural diversity.
Confirmed entries: A sneak peek at Eurovision 2025
Curious about who's hitting this year's stage? Let's dive in and meet some artists and songs already confirmed, showcasing an array of genres and talent:
Albania - "Zjerm" by Shkodra Elektronike
Shkodra Elektronike, a compelling folk-tronica duo born in 2019, will present "Zjerm," a track that translates aptly to "noise," guaranteed to intrigue.
Armenia - "Survivor" by Parg
With a unique blend of indie-folk, R&B, and rock, Parg from Armenia will perform "Survivor." Parg's recent hit, "Araj," snagged a nomination for best music video at the Armenian Music Video Awards.
Australia - "Milkshake Man" by Go-Jo
TikTok phenomenon Go-Jo promises to charm fans with "Milkshake Man," a catchy tune with suggestive lyrics.
Austria - "Wasted Love" by JJ
Johannes Pietsch, performing as JJ, brings his classical music roots front and center with "Wasted Love."
Azerbaijan - "Run With U" by Mamagama
Mamagama, founded in 2021, melds modern vibes with Azerbaijan's rich musical traditions in "Run With U."
Belgium - "Strobe Lights" by Red Sebastian
Red Sebastian, who wowed audiences as a finalist on Belgium's Got Talent, will deliver "Strobe Lights," a track set to captivate.
Croatia - "Poison Cake" by Marko Bošnjak
Marko Bošnjak's "Poison Cake" brings dark pop and electronic flair, earning him top jury marks and a chance to represent Croatia at Dora 2025.
Cyprus - "Sh" by Theo Evan
With a blend of pop and reggaeton, Greek-Cypriot Theo Evan will represent Cyprus with "Sh," crafted by a renowned songwriting team.
The Czech Republic - "Kiss Kiss Goodbye" by Adonxs
Adonxs, transitioning from his role as lead singer of Pace, brings "Kiss Kiss Goodbye" as a Slovak singer-songwriter sensation.
Denmark - "Hallucination" by Sissal
Sissal's dance hit "Hallucination," winner of the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2025, has enchanted both juries and audiences alike.
Estonia - "Espresso Macchiato" by Tommy Cash
Tommy Cash, a Glastonbury performer, brings bold visuals and sounds to Eurovision's stage with "Espresso Macchiato."
Finland - "Ich Komme" by Erika Vikman
Erika Vikman, known for her Tangomarkkin festival success, represents Finland with "Ich Komme."
France - "Maman" by Louane
Former The Voice contestant Louane will bring "Maman" to Eurovision, continuing her successful music career.
Every country competing in Basel brings its own unique musical flair, spanning genres from pop and folk to rock and electronic. As more entries and songs are announced, anticipation builds, making Eurovision 2025 a can't-miss celebration of music and cultural diversity.
Stay tuned as more artists and songs are revealed. Eurovision 2025 promises an unforgettable showcase of talents, filled with excitement and diversity!
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