After a tense week filled with Semi Finals Croatia has chosen their entry for the 69th Eurovision. Marko Bošnjak has won Dora 2025 with a total of 130 points! He was the combined winner for both the Croatian jury and International jury scoring 83 points, however he only got fourth
Croatia selects their entry tonight. After two semifinals, the final of DORA will be held. Out of 16 songs, the Croatians will select a follow up for Baby Lasagna. Televote will decide half of the points, a Croatian jury a quarter and an international jury also a quarter. The show
The results of Festival RTP da Canção are in. Out of 10 songs, six will go to the final on the 8th of March. The songs heading to the final are in bold letters. Five songs are chosen by a combined televote and jury, the 6th one by televote only.
Tonight Germany chose their entry for Eurovision 2025 entry with the national final Chefsache ESC 2025. Abor and Tynna have won the show and will Represent Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel with their song “Baller”. The duo was the favorite to win the whole show, and in
It’s gonna be Sissal for Denmark. Sissal won Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2025 and thus can represent country at the Eurovision Song contest in Basel. The song “Hallucination” is written and composed by Chris Chordz, Line Spangsberg, Linnea Deb, Malthe Johansen, Marcus Winther-John, Melanie Wehbe and Sissal herself. Â Here
Tonight Sweden selected it’s full line-up for next weeks final of Melodifestivalen 2025! Heat five consisted of new mello-debuts, aswell as earlier Melfest winners. Arvingarna took part with “Ring Baby Ring”, but didn’t manage to make to the final. The band won Melodifestivalen in 1993 with “Eloïse”, and represented Sweden
Which song will represent Germany? That’s tonight’s question. After 2 heats and a semifinal at RTL, Das Erste (ARD) takes it over. 9 songs will compete. The jury will select 5 finalists and the televoter will select the winner. The show starts at 20:15 and you can watch it here
Who will represent Denmark? That is the question tonight. The answer will be found in the annual Danish Melodi Grand Prix. Tonight, eight songs will compete. Three songs will head to a superfinal, one of which will be this years Danish Eurovision Song. A jury (50%) and televote (50%) will
Portugal continues Festival RTP da Canção. It’s the annual national selection. Out of 10 songs, 6 will be selected for the final on 8 March. 5 songs will be chosen through a 50/50 jury and televote, one other song will be added by a 100% televote. The show starts at
Melodifestivalen continues tonight with a fifth and last heat. 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’