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Ireland: This is the third song of Eurosong 2025 by Adgy!

The third song that is going to compete in Eurosong 2025, the competition through which Ireland is going to select its entry for the 69th Eurovision Song Contest next May in Basel, Switzerland, has been released.

A few hours ago, the second name that is going to take part in Eurosong 2025, which is scheduled to take place on February 7, was announced, and it is Adgy, about whom you can read in our related article.

Earlier today, “Run into the Night” was released. It is the song with which Adgy will seek to win the representation of Ireland in the upcoming Eurovision 2025 contest in Basel in May. You can listen to the second entry of Eurosong 2025 below.

The remaining artists of Eurosong 2025 are to be revealed throughout this week.


Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Eurovision Song Contest 2025!

 

Belgium: Listen to snippets from the remaining 4 songs of Eurosong 2025!

A few hours ago via an Intagram post on the official account of vrt1be, they released some clips of the remaining songs that will compete in Eurosong 2025, through which it will be decided who will be the next representative of Belgium for Eurovision 2025!

In particular, the tracks of artists Mentissa with the song “Désolé”, Red Sebastian with the song “Strobe Lights”, Jelle van Dael with “Monster” and Stefanie Callebaut with “Gloria” are available as mini clips in the post, and you can listen to them in the link below!

 

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Η δημοσίευση κοινοποιήθηκε από το χρήστη VRT 1 (@vrt1be)

 

Source: vrt1be

 

Tell us in the comments, which is your favorite so far?

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Belgium: The first 4 songs of Eurosong 2025 have been revealed

The first four out of eight songs from Eurosong 2025 were presented to the public today in a special broadcast. Four of the eight contestants in Belgium’s national selection performed live, showcasing the songs with which they hope to represent their country at Eurovision 2025.

The songs revealed today were as follows:

  • Grace – “Pull up”
  • Lenns – “Air balloon”
  • Le Manou – “Fille à papa”
  • LEEZ – “Perfectly imperfect”

You can listen to the songs and watch the performances [HERE].

The remaining four songs will be unveiled in the next Eurosong 2025 broadcast on January 25. Shortly after, the studio versions of all the entries from Belgium’s national final will be released.

The Eurosong 2025 final will take place on February 1, with the winner being chosen by the public and a special jury panel.

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the latest updates!

Belgium: First Four Finalists Revealed Tonight for Eurosong 2025!

Belgium kicks off its journey to the 69th Eurovision Song Contest tonight, unveiling the first four finalists competing in the revamped Eurosong 2025 national final. This marks Belgium’s return to a televised selection format after a two-year hiatus, in an effort to improve on last year’s disappointing non-qualification.


A National Final Revival

The Belgian public broadcaster VRT has decided to relaunch the Eurosong format after the country failed to qualify for the Eurovision grand final for the first time this decade. With an aim to regain its competitive edge, Eurosong 2025 will feature eight artists competing for a chance to represent Belgium in Basel this May.

The highly anticipated grand final of Eurosong 2025 is scheduled for February 1, but fans won’t have to wait that long to get a glimpse of the action. Over the next two Saturdays, the competing entries will be revealed during two Showcase Shows, leading up to the final.


Showcase Show 1 – Tonight’s Performances

This evening, beginning at 8:45 PM CET on VRT, viewers will hear four of the eight entries in full for the first time. Tonight’s lineup includes:

  • Grace“Pull Up”
  • Leez“Perfectly Imperfect”
  • Le Manou“Fille à papa”
  • Lenn“Air Balloon”

A sneak peek of these songs is already available—click the link below to listen!


Showcase Show 2 – Next Week’s Entries

Next Saturday, the remaining four artists and their songs will be revealed:

  • Jelle van Dael“Monster”
  • Mentissa“Désolée”
  • Stefanie Callebaut“Gloria”
  • Red Sebastian“Strobe Lights”

Eurosong 2025 – The Final Details

The Eurosong 2025 winner—and Belgium’s Eurovision 2025 representative—will be selected through a combined vote of the jury and public, likely with an equal weighting. While the exact voting percentages have not yet been disclosed, the jury panel for the final has already been confirmed and includes notable figures such as:

  • Gustaph – Winner of Eurosong 2023 and 7th place at Eurovision 2023
  • Bart Cannaerts – Delivered Belgium’s votes at Eurovision 2023
  • Merol – Dutch singer
  • Emmelie de Forest – Winner of Eurovision 2013 (Denmark)
  • André Vermeulen – Former VRT Eurovision commentator (1991–2013)
  • Els Germonpré – VRT1 music coordinator
  • Leslie Cable – RTBF Eurovision Head of Delegation
  • Stephan Monsieur – President of OGAE Belgium
  • Jasper Van Biesen – Eurovision expert and author of 65 Years of Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest
  • Indy van Cauwenbergh – Choreographer
  • Kim DebrieRadio 2
  • Anja DaemsRadio 2
  • Laura GovaertsMNM
  • Imane BoudadiMNM
  • Nona Van BraeckelStudio Brussel

Belgium at Eurovision

Last year, Belgium was represented by Mustii with the song “Before the Party’s Over” in Malmö. Despite being an early fan favorite, the entry failed to qualify, placing 13th in the second semifinal.

Can Belgium turn the tide this year with the revitalized Eurosong?

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the latest news on Eurosong 2025 and the Eurovision Song Contest!

Ireland: The Announcement of Eurosong 2025 Participants Starts on January 20!

A few weeks ago, it was revealed through the Éirevision podcast that Ireland’s national final Eurosong, which will determine this year’s representative at Eurovision, will take place on February 7.

Today, the same source announced that the artists competing in Eurosong 2025, will be revealed from Monday 20 January onwards on The Ray D’arcy show, broadcast on RTE Radio 1.

 

Last year, Ireland made a strong comeback in the contest after several years of non-qualification for the Eurovision final, achieving sixth place with Bambie Thug and the song “Doomsday Blue”. Below, you can watch last year’s performance:

Sourse: Éirevision podcast

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the updates!

Belgium: Snippets of the first 4 songs of Eurosong 2025 and the names of the jury members revealed!

Belgium’s Dutch-language national broadcaster, VRT, has released snippets from the first four songs of Eurosong 2025, the national competition through which Belgium is going to select its entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, in Basel, on May 13, 15 and 17.

The snippets released by VRT concern the first four songs that are going to compete in the first semi-final of Eurosong 2025, which is going to take place this Saturday, January 18.

The fist four songs of the frist semi-final of Eurosong 2025 are the below:

  • Grace – “Pull up”
  • Lenns – “Air balloon”
  • Le Manou – “Fille à papa”
  • LEEZ – “Perfectly imperfect”

Below you can watch the repsective snippets.

Furthermore, the broadcaster revealed the names of the 15 members of the jury of Eurosong 2025. which are aas per below:

  • Gustaph – Winner of Eurosong 2023 and finished 7th at Eurovision 2023
  • Bart Cannaerts – Spokesperson at Eurovision 2023
  • Merol – Dutch singer
  • Emmelie de Forest – Winner of Eurovision 2013 for Denmark
  • André Vermeulen – Former commentator for VRT between 1991 and 2013
  • Els Germonpré – music coordinator VRT1
  • Leslie Cable – Head of Delegation for RTBF at Eurovision
  • Stephan Monsieur – Chairman of OGAE Belgium
  • Jasper Van Biesen – Song Contest expert and author of “65 Years of Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest”
  • Indy van Cauwenbergh – Choreographer
  • Kim Debrie – Radio 2
  • Anja Daems – Radio 2
  • Laura Govaerts – MNM
  • Imane Boudadi – MNM
  • Nona Van Braeckel – Studio Brussel

The studio versions of all entries will be released upon completion of the second semi-final of Eurosong 2025 on January 25. The final of Eurosong 2025 is going to take place on February 1 in the city of Vilvoorde.

Source: VRT

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Belgium: All the latest updates of Eurosong 2025

Belgium is getting into Eurovision mode, as in less than a month, we will find out who will represent the country in May in Basel, Switzerland.

Specifically, as announced, the first episodes of Eurosong 2025, the Belgian competition that selects the country’s Eurovision representative each year, will be aired on January 18 and 25, hosted by Peter Van de Veire. In these two episodes, four participants will present their songs without staging, just performing them. Additionally, they will be asked to choose and perform a cover of any past Eurovision song they wish.

 

Participants:

The first episode, on January 18, will feature Grace, LEEZ, Le Manou and Lenn. The second episode, on January 25, will host Jelle van Dael, Mentissa, Stefanie Callebaut and Red Sebastian.

 

The episodes have already been recorded in December 2024. The eight songs competing in Eurosong 2025 will be released after the second episode, on January 25.

The final of Eurosong 2025 will take place on February 1. The winner, who will receive the coveted ticket to represent Belgium at Eurovision 2025, will be chosen through a combination of public and jury voting.

Last year, Belgium was represented at Eurovision 2024 by Mustii with the song “Before the Party’s Over.” Unfortunately, he did not qualify for the grand final, finishing in 13th place in the second semi-final with 18 points, the country’s worst result since 2019.

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SOURCE: eurovoix

Ireland: Lyra in the running to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2025

According to reports, popular singer Lyra from Cork has already secured a spot in the final shortlist for Eurosong, which will take place in early 2025 through the Late Late Show. The winner of the competition will represent Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest.

Sources reveal that RTE, Ireland’s public broadcaster, is looking for a big-name artist to represent the country at Eurovision, and Lyra is seen as the ideal choice. With her unique style, stunning performances, and ability to captivate large audiences, she is seen as someone who could bring Ireland back to the top of the Eurovision scoreboard.

The singer, often referred to as the “Beyoncé of Bandon,” previously declined offers from RTE due to commitments with her debut album. However, with her album now topping the Irish charts, she seems ready to focus on the Eurovision project.

Her concert schedule for 2025 appears light, with only one show scheduled for March 28, which has fueled rumors that she is preparing for something big.

Lyra has previously stated that it would be an honor to represent Ireland at Eurovision:

“It’s really special that my fans want me to represent our country. I’m Irish to the core, and it would be such an honor.”

RTE believes that Lyra’s charming personality and warm demeanor will make her not only popular with Eurovision fans but also with the Irish public. Furthermore, her chart success ensures strong support from the Irish audience.

If Lyra manages to win Eurovision, her career could skyrocket, according to sources. With her theatrical performances and unique stage presence, Eurovision fans are sure to be impressed.

Stay tuned for more updates regarding Ireland’s participation in Eurovision 2025!

Source: The Sun

Belgium: There will be no open song submission for Eurosong 2025!

VRT, Belgium ‘s public broadcaster, confirmed a while ago that there will be no open submission process for Eurosong 2025, the country’s national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025!

After a public protest by Joeri Fransen, VRT stated the reasons why there will not be an open submission process, through the channel’s General Music Coordinator:

“We have abandoned the elimination race that is ‘Eurosong’. ‘ used to be, and will no longer be, organizing preliminary rounds, semi-finals and a final,” says Kerremans. “We have noticed that such a formula is especially interesting for novice artists who could use any exposure, but it deters many established artists because of the possible loss of face. We have also abandoned the formula whereby absolutely everyone can submit a song. In the past we received thousands of submissions and that put too many songwriters to work unnecessarily.”

The process that will now be followed will be similar to the one that VRT followed in 2023.

After the channel contacted record labels, it already has a shortlist of potential artists, who will be asked to submit two songs by September, when VRT will select the finalists for the national final.

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