The FAQs on Eurovision 2025

Where is Eurovision 2025?

The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 will be held in Basel, Switzerland.

It'll take place at the St. Jakobshalle.

Switzerland is hosting after winning the 2024 Contest with Nemo's song The Code.

Eurovision 2025 dates

There will be three live broadcasts during the week of Eurovision.

Semi-final 1: Tuesday 13 May

Semi-final 2: Thursday 15 May

Grand Final: Saturday 17 May

Please note, because of time zone differences, these will be live in Australia the morning of the next day (eg the Grand Final will be early in the morning of Sunday 18 May).

Who runs it?

Eurovision is run by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and first took place in 1956.

Each year the EBU works with a host TV broadcaster to put on the show and competition.

This is usually the nation who won the Contest the year before. 2025 will be with Swiss broadcaster SRG SSR.

How can I get Eurovision tickets?

The first round of tickets have gone on sale. The second round will take place on 27 March. You must have pre-registered with Ticket Corner where the tickets will be sold.

Which nations are competing in Eurovision 2025?

The following nations are competing with their respective broadcasters listed.

• Albania - RTSH

• Armenia - AMPTV

• Australia - SBS

• Austria - ORF

• Azerbaijan - İctimai

• Belgium - VRT

• Croatia - HRT

• Cyprus - CyBC

• Czechia - ČT

• Denmark - DR

• Estonia - ERR

• Finland - YLE

• France - FT

• Georgia - GPB

• Germany - ARD/NDR

• Greece - ERT

• Iceland - RÚV

• Ireland - RTÉ

• Israel - Kan

• Italy - RAI

• Latvia - LTV

• Lithuania - LRT

• Luxembourg - RTL

• Malta - PBS

• Montenegro - RTCG

• Netherlands - AVROTROS

• Norway - NRK

• Poland - TVP

• Portugal - RTP

• San Marino - SMRTV

• Serbia - RTS

• Slovenia - RTVSLO

• Spain - RTVE

• Sweden - SVT

• Switzerland - SRG SSR

• Ukraine - Suspilne

• United Kingdom - BBC

Which artists and songs are competing in Eurovision?

So far, these songs and/or artists have been announced.

• Albania: Shkodra Elektronike – Zjerm

• Armenia: PARG - Survivor

• Austria: JJ – Wasted Love (not released yet)

• Azerbaijan: Mamagama

• Belgium: Red Sebastian – Strobe Lights

• Cyprus: Theo Evan

• Czechia: ADONXS – Kiss Kiss Goodbye (not released yet)

• Estonia: Tommy Cash – Espresso Macchiato

• Finland: Erika Vikman – Ich Komme

• Greece: Klavdia – Asteromata

• Ireland: EMMY – Laika Party

• Israel: Yuval Raphael

• Latvia: Tautumeitas – Bur Man Laimi

• Lithuania: Katarsis – Tavo Akys

• Luxembourg: Laura Thorn – La Poupée Monte Le Son

• Malta: Miriana Conte – Kant

• Montenegro: Nina Žižić – Dobrodošli

• Netherlands: Claude

• Norway: Kyle Alessandro – Lighter

• Poland: Justyna Steczkowska – Gaja

• Slovenia: Klemen – How Much Time Do We Have Left

• Ukraine: Ziferblat – Bird of Pray

How can I keep up with what is happening?

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