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EXCLUSIVE: This is the songwriter behind Remember Monday’s Eurovision 2025 entry for the UK!

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You read it here first—this year, the United Kingdom will be represented by a girl band. The group in question is Remember Monday, as revealed earlier by The Sun. Now, Eurovisionfun brings you an exclusive revelation: the name of the songwriter behind the song that will represent the UK in the competition.

Who are Remember Monday? The British country-pop trio consists of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele. This is not their first time competing in a televised singing competition.

In 2019, they participated in The Voice, and since then, they have performed live countless times and amassed more than 500,000 followers on TikTok.

Their official announcement by the BBC is expected soon.

Who wrote the song? As we mentioned in a previous article, the song was created by a team of songwriters with Eurovision experience, one of whom has even won the contest before.

That songwriter is Thomas Stengaard, the mastermind behind Only Teardrops, the song that led Denmark’s Emmelie de Forest to victory in Eurovision 2013.

With a completely different approach compared to last year’s entry, the BBC hopes to achieve a better result in Basel.

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EXCLUSIVE: A girl band to represent the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2025

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As previously reported, the BBC has already selected its representative for Eurovision 2025, and in the coming weeks, both the artist and the song that will represent the United Kingdom in Basel are expected to be revealed. However, Eurovisionfun brings you exclusive first details!

According to our exclusive information, the BBC has chosen a girl band to represent the country in the competition. The selection process was not easy, as several artists were under consideration by the delegation.

The song, according to our sources, is penned by an experienced team familiar with the contest, with one of the creators even having a past Eurovision victory.

Last year, at Eurovision 2024, the UK was represented by the well-known artist Olly Alexander with the song “Dizzy.” However, he only managed to secure 18th place in the grand final with 46 points. Notably, for yet another year, the country received 0 points from the televote.

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United Kingdom: The entry for Eurovision 2025 has already been chosen!

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The entry of the United Kingdom for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 has already been chosen!

The BBC presenter and Eurovision commentator, Scott Mills, implied, through the morning radio show “Τhe Scott Mills Breakfast Show” on BBC Radio 2, that the British entry for the 69th contest has already been chosen by the broadcaster.

He also revealed that he has already listened to the entry of the United Kingdom for Eurovision 2025 saying that it is “good” and avoiding mentioning any information regarding the artist.

The artist and song will be published in March, ahead of the European Broadcasting Union deadline.

Last year, the United Kingdom was represented at Eurovision 2024 by the well-known artist Olly Alexander with the song “Dizzy.” However, he was limited to the 18th place of the scoreboard in the grand final with 46 points, while it is worth noting that once again the country received 0 points from the television audience.

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United Kingdom: The singer and the song for Eurovision 2025 to be revealed in March!

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The United Kingdom‘s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, in Basel, Switzerland, will be announced in March.

The UK’s national broadcaster, BBC, issued an official announcement regarding the selection of the country’s participation in the upcoming Eurovision 2025. The process of selecting the artist and song that will represent the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 is an international selection process in collaboration with the BBC and BBC Studios.

Specifically, the BBC is working with a leading figure in the British music industry. Together, they are working with British record labels, publishers, songwriters, BBC Music and BBC Introducing to choose the artist and song.

The artist and song will be published in March, ahead of the European Broadcasting Union deadline.

Last year, the United Kingdom was represented at Eurovision 2024 by the well-known artist Olly Alexander with the song “Dizzy.” However, he was limited to the 18th place of the scoreboard in the grand final with 46 points, while it is worth noting that once again the country received 0 points from the television audience.

https://youtu.be/q0_FdJqyQW0

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The United Kingdom in search of artist and song for Eurovision 2025

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The song and artist that will represent the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2025 will be publicly announced before the deadline set by the European Broadcasting Union in March 2025. Leading the selection process is renowned music producer David May, in collaboration with Andrew Cartmell, Executive Producer of BBC Studios North.

David May is no stranger to Eurovision, having been the manager of Sam Ryder in 2022, when the United Kingdom secured second place in the competition held in Turin.

The preparations for selecting the representative and song for 2025 have been underway for some time, with several UK record labels, publishers, songwriters, as well as BBC Music and BBC Introducing, all playing a key role in finding the right act and song for Eurovision.

This year, the UK was represented by Olly Alexander with the song Dizzy. Scoring 46 points, all from the juries, he finished in 18th place in the grand final.

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United Kingdom: Initial staging idea for “Dizzy” was rejected by SVT!

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The United Kingdom went full throttle with the pop sensation “Dizzy” and the well known Olly Alexander in Eurovision 2024. This impressive staging with special camera movements seems that it was a much simpler presentation than it was originally planned by Olly Alexander’s team, specifically Theo Adams.

Ola Melzig, the Senior Technical Director of Eurovision 2024, spoke to “The Euro Trip Podcast” and mentioned the following about Olly Alexander’s performance:

If the UK hadn’t reached out very early on this year, you wouldn’t have seen that performance. 

Their first idea was impossible to do on our stage because we have less than 50 seconds to do a changeover – you can’t show up with something that weighs a tonne and takes two minutes to do.

It appears that the original concept was too big and impractical to implement in time for a live show with a strict schedule, which is why SVT rejected it. Though scaled back to fit Eurovision’s requirements, the concept behind what we actually saw and what was initially planned remained the same.

As a result, Ola Melzig emphasizes the importance of early communication in order to have enough time to adapt and bring the submitted ideas to life as closely as possible to their original state.

Despite the impressive staging, Olly Alexander’s performance was also criticized by the European public for being provocative; thus, he was not awarded a single point from the audience, finish in eighteenth place with a total of 48 points.

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United Kingdom: BBC Studios retain the right to produce Eurovision content until 2028!

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The BBC Studios have renewed their contract for the coverage and creation of Eurovision content, in the vicinity of the United Kingdom, until 2028! Read more

United Kingdom: Confirms Eurovision 2025 participation!

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Just a few minutes ago, another country confirmed its participation in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest, which is set to take place next year in Switzerland!

We’re talking about the United Kingdom, which confirmed its participation in Eurovision 2025, through a post on their social media:

 

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No further information has given, regarding the selection process, but the only thing that is certain, is that the United Kingdom will try to go back to the successful way.

The United Kingdom is the 21st country to confirm its participation in the next Contest, and the fourth of the BIG 5, leaving only France out for the time being.

The countries that have confirmed their participation as of now, are:

  1. Switzerland
  2. Spain
  3. Malta
  4. Denmark
  5. Belgium
  6. Luxembourg
  7. Austria
  8. Portugal
  9. Croatia
  10. Serbia
  11. Germany
  12. Israel
  13. Finland
  14. Albania
  15. Lithuania
  16. Sweden
  17. Norway
  18. Italy
  19. Cyprus
  20. Latvia
  21. United Kingdom

The United Kingdom was represented in Eurovision 2025 by Olly Alexander, and his song “Dizzy” and ended up 18th in the Grand Final:

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Junior Eurovision 2024: The United Kingdom pulls out of the competition, yet another country will make its return!

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In less than five months from today, the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Madrid. According to a BBC journalist, Adrian Bradley, the United Kingdom will withdraw from the Junior Eurovision contest due to low viewership. But another country will fill the void, and according to our exclusive information it will be ready to announce its grand return in a few days!

The United Kingdom will not make an appearance in Madrid

Following sixteen years of absence from the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, BBC made its return two years ago and continued the same success it had during the early years of the contest with two consecutive top five placements and an online vote win. However, the low viewership the national broadcast of the competition received, made UK’s public television to decide to pull out of the upcoming edition, which is scheduled to take place in Madrid on November 16.

Another country ready to announce its return

While all of this is going on in London, officials in another European capital are preparing to announce their nation’s return to Junior Eurovision in 2024.

Since everything has been finalized and only a few formal details need to be completed, they are ready to officially announce their return and even their representative, which is great news for all Junior Eurovision fans.

In fact, based on our exclusive information, the hopes are high about their return as the young participant selected for the nation’s representation is a gifted singer, and they anticipate that they will provide us with an excellent performance.

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United Kingdom: Listen to the acoustic version of “Dizzy” by Olly Alexander!

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Olly Alexnader, one of the most well-knowned artists of Eurovision 2024,represents the United Kingdom this year with his song “Dizzy”.
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