Eurovision 2025

🇱🇹 Lithuania: results of the 4th heat are in!

Lithuania: results of the 3rd heat are in! Out of 8 songs, two go to the final. Here are the full results: Katarsis, “Tavo akys”, 24 pts. Amoralu, “Freedom”, 17 pts Liepa, “Ar mylėtum?”, 17 pts The Ditties, “Zui zu bi”, 16 pts Mario Junes, “Bury me”, 10 pts Ustin, “You’re the One”, 10 pts Joseph June, “Ko man nesakei?”, 9 pts Godo Yorke, “<3 Neparodai”, 6 pts Siga, “Walking In My Shadow”, 5 pts That means Katarsis and Amoralu will go to the final on February 15. There is one more heat to go!

🇪🇸 Benidorm Fest; the final is there!

Benidorm Fest; the final is there! Tonight is the night Spain will select their Eurovision Song. The show will start at 22:00 CET and you can watch it here and on YouTube. Eight finalists will compete for the trophy of Benidorm Fest. A jury of 50% experts, 25% SMS voting and 25% app voting will make the decision. Here are the contestants: nr Artist Title 1 Daniela Blasco Un nana 2 Kuve Loca xti 3 Mawot Raggio di sole 4 Lachispa Hartita de llorar 5 Mel Ömana I’m a Queen 6 J Kbello V.I.P. 7 Lucas Bun Te escribo en el cielo 8 Melody Esa diva None of the artists participating has ever sung in Eurovision or Benidorm Fest before. Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest Spain has been a consistent participant in the Eurovision Song Contest since its debut in 1961. The country secured victories in 1968 with Massiel’s “La, la, la” and in 1969 with Salomé’s “Vivo cantando.” In 1973, Mocedades achieved second place with “Eres tú,” and in 1995, Anabel Conde also secured second place with “Vuelve conmigo.” More recently, in 2022, Chanel’s “SloMo” earned third place, marking Spain’s best result in nearly three decades. In the 2024 contest, held in Malmö, Spain was represented by Nebulossa with the song “Zorra.” The entry finished in 22nd place, accumulating a total of 30 points—19 from the professional juries and 11 from the public televote. Throughout its Eurovision history, Spain has utilized various selection methods, including national finals like Benidorm Fest, to choose its representatives. The country’s participation has seen a range of outcomes, reflecting both high placements and less favorable results.

🇧🇪 Tonight is the night for Belgium!

Tonight is the night for Belgium! They will select their entry for Eurovision through Eurosong. The show starts at 20:55 and you can watch it here and on YouTube. Eight songs will compete in EMG Studio 7 in Vilvoorde near Brussels. The show will be hosted by Peter van de Veire. 50% jury and 50% televoting will decide which song and singer will represent Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest. Here are the contestants: nr Artist Song 1 Leez Perfectly Imperfect 2 Le Manou Fille à papa 3 Jelle Van Dael Monster 4 Mentissa Désolée 5 Lenn Air Baloon 6 Stefanie Callebaut Gloria 7 Red Sebastian Strobe Lights 8 Grace Pull up None of the artists have ever taken part in Eurovision or any national selections. However, Lenn’s grandfather, Louis Neefs, represented Belgium in 1967 and 1969. Belgium in the Eurovision Song Contest Belgium has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest since its inception in 1956. The country achieved its first top-three placement in 1978, when Jean Vallée’s “L’amour ça fait chanter la vie” secured second place. In 1986, Belgium won the contest with Sandra Kim’s “J’aime la vie,” marking its only victory to date. Another notable result came in 2003, when Urban Trad’s “Sanomi” finished as the runner-up, just two points behind the winner. In the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest, Belgium was represented by Mustii with the song “Before the Party’s Over.” The entry competed in the second semi-final but did not advance to the grand final, placing 13th with 18 points. Throughout its Eurovision history, Belgium has employed various methods for selecting its entries, including national finals and internal selections. The country has presented songs in multiple languages, such as Dutch, French, English, and even constructed languages. Belgium’s results have varied over the years, with periods of both high placements and early eliminations.

🇸🇮 Slovenia selects for Basel tonight

Slovenia selects for Basel tonight. The national final, named EMA, starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The contest has 12 songs and artists. It will be held in RTVSLO studio 1 in Ljubljana with Raiven and Štras as the hosts. In the first round, a jury will decide which two songs go to the superfinal. The televoter makes a choice out of these two. Here are the 12 contestants: nr Artist Title 1 Anna Čau 2 ZveN Divja 3 PolarAce Kind 4 Astrid & The Scandals Touché 5 Jon Vitezič Vse ti dam 6 Kiki O-ou 7 Eva Pavli Niti 8 Klemen How Much Time Do We Have Left 9 July Jones New Religion 10 Žan Videc Pusti, da gori 11 Trine Grace 12 RAI Frederick’s dead Astrid took part in the 2020 preselection EMA Freš.July Jones was 5th in EMA 2022. Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Contest Slovenia debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1993 after gaining independence from Yugoslavia. The country has participated frequently but has yet to secure a win. Its best results were in 1995 and 2001, finishing seventh. Slovenia has used both national selections and internal selections to choose its entries. Over the years, the country has sent a mix of musical styles, often performing in Slovene. While Slovenia has qualified for the final multiple times, it has also faced early eliminations. Last year, Slovenia reached the final with Raiven, who hosts the show tonight.

🇱🇻 Latvian Supernova’s semifinal will be held

Latvian Supernova’s semifinal will be held. The Latvian national selection show starts at 20:10 CET and you can watch it here. Out of 19 songs (one singer withdrew) 10 will qualify for the final. Here are the titles: Marta, “Loveable” Tepat, “Sadzejot” Justs, “Fit right” KoBra, “Zelts” Adelina, “Electric Love” Citi Zēni, “Ramtai” Emilija, “Heartbeat” Bel Tempo x Legzdina, “The Water” Palú, “Delusional” The Ludvig, “Līgo” Luka, “Stronger” Chris Noah, “Romance Isn’t Dead” Toms Kalderauskis, “Domāju, tu nāc” Julianna, “Something In The Water” Tautumeitas, “Bur man laimi” Rūta Dūduma, “Chemical” Katrīna Gupalo, “Scarlett Challenger” Sinerģija, “Bound By The Light” Markus Riva, “Bigger Than This” Justs won Supernova in 2016. He represented Latvia with the song “Heartbeat”. In 2023 he took part in the semifinal.Citi Zēni won Supernova in 2022 and represented Latvia with the song “Eat Your Salad”.The Ludvig was the runner up in Supernova 2017.Chris Noah co-wrote the Latvian Eurovision entries of 2023 and 2024.Toms Kalderauskis took part in Supernova 2017 (quarter final) and 2023 (7th).Rūta Dūduma was a backing vocal in Eurovision 2011.Katrīna Gupalo participated in Supernova in 2018 (semifinal) and 2024 (3rd).Markus Riva is a real diehard. He took part in 2014 (11th), 2015 (2nd), 2016 (semifinal), 2017 (quarter final), 2018 (5th), 2019 (2nd), 2022 (semifinal) and 2023 (4th). Justs in Eurovision 2016. Citi Zēni in Eurovision 2022.

🇸🇪 Melodifestivalen starts tonight

Melodifestivalen starts tonight. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The all famous Swedish national selection will have 5 heats and a final. Two songs out of each heat will go to the final, one to a ‘final qual’ competition. Here are tonight’s participating songs: Albin Johnsén feat. Pa, “Upp i luften” Maja Ivarsson, “Kamikaze Life” John Lundvik, “Voice of the Silent” Meira Omar, “Hush Hush” Adrian Macéus, “Vår första gång” Linnea Henriksson, “Den känslan” Albin Johnsén took part in 2016 (Andra Chancen) and 2020 (semifinal).Pa was a member of Panetoz and took part in 2014 (9th), 2016 (8th) and 2023 (9th).John Lundvik took part in 2018 (3rd), 2019 (1st) and 2022 (8th). He represented Sweden in 2019 with “Too Late For Love”. John Lundvik at Eurovision 2019

🇱🇹 There is a fourth heat in Lithuania

There is a fourth heat in Lithuania. The show will start at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here and on YouTube. It’s the fourth out of 5 heats. Each heat contains out of 9 songs. Two songs will head to the final on February 15. Siga, “Walking In My Shadow” Ustin, “You’re the One” Godo Yorke, “<3 Neparodai” Joseph June, “Ko man nesakei?” Amoralu, “Freedom” Katarsis, “Tavo akys” Liepa, “Ar mylėtum?” Mario Junes, “Bury me” The Ditties, “Zui zu bi” Joseph June also participated in 2022 and 2023. In both occasions he reached the semifinal.Liepa took part in 2011 (6th), 2012 (heats) and 2015 (heats).Mario Junes became 9th in last years national final.

🇪🇸 Benidorm Fest: 2nd semifinal results are in

Benidorm Fest: 2nd semifinal results are in. Tonight Spain continued on the search for their Eurovision representative with the first Semi-Final of Benidorm Fest 2025. Eight acts performed, but only four went to the final. Here are the full results, the four finalist being in bold letters: Mel Ömana, “I’m a Queen” Henry Semler, “No lo ves” DeTeresa, “La pena” J Kbello, “V.I.P.” Carla Frigo, “Bésame” Mawot, “Raggio di sole” Celine Van Heel, “La casa” Melody, “Esa diva”

🇬🇷 Klavdia represents Greece

Klavdia represents Greece. She won the national selection Ethnikós Telikós 2025 with the song “Asteromáta”, written by the team of Arcade and composed by them, along with Klavdia herself. will perform in the 2nd semifinal on 15 May. These are the full results: Klavdia, “Asteromáta”, 44 pts Evangelina, “Vále”, 42 pts Barbz, “Sirens”, 30 pts Dinamiss, “Odyssey”, 24 pts Xannova Xan, “Play It!”, 20 pts Kostas Ageris, “Gi mou”, 18 pts Rikki, “Elevator (Up and down)”, 14 pts Constantinos Christoforou & Kostas Karafotis, “Parádeisos”, 13 pts Thanos Lambrou, “Free Love”, 12 pts Georgina Kalais & John Vlaseros, “High Road”, 8 pts Andy Nicolas, “Lost My Way”, 8 pts Nafsica, “Unhurt me”, 0 pts And this is the Greek entry:

🇫🇷 Louane will represent France

Louane will represent France in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest. That is what the singer herself announced on her Instagram today. She will present her song later. Louane, born Anne Peichert on November 26, 1996, in Hénin-Beaumont, France, is a French singer, songwriter, and actress. She rose to fame in 2013 as a semi-finalist on The Voice: La Plus Belle Voix. Shortly after, she made her film debut in La Famille Bélier (2014), earning a César Award for Most Promising Actress. Her debut album, Chambre 12 (2015), topped the French charts and was certified diamond. Louane’s pop and chanson sound, combined with emotional lyrics, resonated with fans. She followed up with Louane (2017) and Joie de vivre (2020), reinforcing her status as a leading French pop artist. Louane is also known for her engaging personality, and strong connection with her audience. She continues to evolve, blending pop, electro, and heartfelt ballads. With multiple awards and millions of fans, Louane remains a defining voice in modern French music. Louane will represent France, going directly to the final. France is one of the 5 countries placed directly in the final, along with the host country. “La Pluie” is one of the more recent songs Louane released. It is clearly not her Eurovision song!