You can watch all the performances HERE
The Results
After the competition segment concluded, the overall rankings for positions 29 to 6 were announced. The results were determined by the average score from the first three nights of the festival, combined with today’s voting.
Tonight, the traditional Sanremo triple voting system was used:
- 34% of the result was decided by the public vote,
- 33% by the jury of journalists,
- and 33% by the radio representatives.
Final Standings
The top five contestants in the overall ranking advanced to the final round of voting. These were:
– Fedez
– Simone Cristicchi
– Brunori Sas
– Lucio Corsi
– Olly
After performing their songs once again, the voting restarted from scratch, following the same triple voting system (34% public, 33% journalists, 33% radio representatives).
The Winner Announcement
Shortly after 02:00 AM, Carlo Conti announced the winner along with the rest of the top five rankings:
- Olly
- Lucio Corsi
- Brunori Sas
- Fedez
- Simone Christicchi
This marks Olly’s first victory at the Sanremo Festival. According to the festival’s rules, we now await confirmation on whether Olly has accepted the opportunity to represent Italy at Eurovision 2025.
If he declines, RAI will have to select the highest-ranked artist in the final standings who has accepted the chance to represent Italy in Basel. During the winner’s press conference, we will soon find out whether Giorgia will carry the Italian flag at Eurovision 2025 or if the responsibility will fall to the next eligible contestant.
Who is Olly?
Federico Olivieri, known professionally as Olly, is an Italian singer, songwriter, and rapper born on May 5, 2001, in Genoa, Italy. He grew up in the Foce district of Genoa and began his musical journey at a young age, enrolling in the Conservatorio Niccolò Paganini to study music and singing.
Olly’s rising prominence in the Italian music industry was further solidified with his participation in Sanremo Giovani in November 2022, where he qualified for the 73rd Sanremo Music Festival with his entry “L’anima balla.
Throughout his career, Olly has demonstrated versatility across genres such as pop, hip hop, and R&B, drawing inspiration from artists like Marracash, Post Malone, and Roddy Ricch.
This year, Italy will mark its 50th participation in the competition. In 2024, Angelina Mango secured the 7th place for Italy with La Noia.
As we mentioned, tomorrow the traditional winner’s press conference will take place, where it will be officially confirmed that Olly will represent Italy at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Enjoy the winning song of Sanremo 2025 below!
Stay tuned in Eurovisionfun for all the latest updates regarding the italian entry in Eurovison 2025!