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Luxembourg: The songs of Luxembourg Song Contest 2025 to be released on 19th of December!

RTL announced the date on which the songs of Luxembourg Song Contest 2025 are going to be released!

The national broadcaster of Luxembourg, RTL, revealed today that the seven songs that are going to participate in Luxembourg Song Contest 2025 are scheduled to be released on Thursday 19th of December. More details on the songs will be made available the coming days.

In addition to the above, RTL also announced that the tickets for those who want to attend the big night of Luxembourg Song Contest 2025 are going to go on sale the coming Friday at 16:00 CET. The national song contest is going to take place in the town of Esch-Uelzecht on 25th of January 2025.

The seven artists who are going to claim the representation of the Grand Duchy are as per below:

  1. Laura Thorn
  2. One Last Time
  3. Luzac
  4. MÄNA
  5. Rafa Ela
  6. Rhythmic Soundwave
  7. ZERO POINT FIVE

Source: RTL

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Luxembourg: Luxembourg Song Contest will include seven artists!

There are only three days left until Monday 18th when the names of the artists who will compete in the Luxembourg Song Contest, the national competition that will determine the representative of Luxembourg in the 69th Eurovision Song Contest next May in Basel, Switzerland, are expected to be revealed. In the 2025 Luxembourg Song Contest, the total number of artists to be announced is expected to be seven, one less than this year.

Between November 8 and 10, live auditions of the 79 entries submitted for the Luxembourg Song Contest took place, which were evaluated by the following five-member international jury.

  • Diogo Fernandes,  TV producer – Portugal
  • Eldar Gasimov, singer (Eurovision 2011) – Azerbaijan
  • Marie Myriam, singer (Eurovision 1977) – France
  • Poli Genova, singer (Eurovision 2011, 2016) – Bulgaria
  • Niamh Kavanagh, singer (Eurovision 1993) – Ireland

According to the ESC Discord, two of the seven names to be announced had also competed for this year’s representation of the Grand Duchy.


The Luxembourg Song Contest is scheduled to take place on January 25. 

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Luxembourg Song Contest nears final stage with 79 song submissions for Eurovision Selection

The Luxembourg Song Contest, Luxembourg’s national final for the Eurovision Song Contest, is entering its final stage. A total of 79 songs have been submitted for the chance to represent the Grand Duchy in Basel. Among the contestants are artists from Switzerland, Italy, France, and Greece.

Strong Luxembourgish Presence in This Year’s Entries

According to a press release from RTL, from November 8 to 10, 53 different artists will participate in live auditions to determine the finalists for the Luxembourg Song Contest.

These 53 artists submitted a total of 79 songs (some submitted more than one). This year, RTL has tightened the rules: only artists with Luxembourgish nationality, those who have resided in Luxembourg for the last three years, or those with proven cultural ties to the country were eligible to participate.

Of those who applied, 75% held Luxembourgish nationality, 25% had resided in the country over the past three years, and 5% fell into the final category, demonstrating a cultural connection with Luxembourg. Additionally, 70% of the competing artists are of Luxembourgish origin, while the remaining contestants represent various nationalities, including Greek.

Notably, 70% of the songs have been written or co-written by the performer. A total of 135 artists applied, but only 53 met RTL’s strict eligibility criteria.

The International Jury of the Luxembourg Song Contest

During the auditions, a five-member international jury will evaluate the candidates and select those who will compete in the Luxembourg Song Contest to win the ticket to Basel.

The jury members are:

  • Diogo Fernandes, TV producer – Portugal
  • Eldar Gasimov, singer (Eurovision 2011) – Azerbaijan
  • Marie Myriam, singer (Eurovision 1977) – France
  • Poli Genova, singer (Eurovision 2011, 2016) – Bulgaria
  • Niamh Kavanagh, singer (Eurovision 1993) – Ireland

The finalists will be announced on November 18, and the Luxembourg Song Contest will take place on January 25.

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Luxembourg: 60 artists submitted songs for Luxembourg Song Contest!

60 artists sumbitted entries for the 2025 edition of the Luxembourg Song Contest, the televised show through which Luxmebourg is going to select their participation in Eurovision Song Contest 2025, which is scheduled to take place in Basel, Switzerland.

RTL, the national broadcaster of the Grand Duchy, confirmed today that, after the end of the deadline for submissions which was on 6th of October, a total of 60 artists submitted one or more songs for the Luxembourg Song Contest. These artists are going to be invited for audtions in front of the international jury in November.


The chosen artists are expected to participate in Luxmebourg Song Contest wich is going to take place on 25th of January 2025.

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Luxembourg: Luxembourg Song Contest to be held on 25th of January!

Luxembourg Song Contest, the TV show through which Luxembourg is going to choose for the second year its participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel, Switzerland, is going to be held on January 25, 2025.

The Grand Duchy’s national broadcaster, RTL, has officially announced that the Luxembourg Song Contest is scheduled to take place on January 25 at the Rockhal in the city of Esch-Uelzecht. At the same time, the new logo of the Luxembourg show was revealed, as you can see in the post on the official Instagram account.

In this year’s Contest, after a hiatus of 31 years, the nation was represented by Tali and the song “Fighter” which ended up in 13th place of the grand final.

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Luxembourg: With a budget of more than a million euros to Eurovision 2024!

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is officially back to Eurovision. Following the conclusion of Luxembourg Song Contest, the country’s national selection for Eurovision 2024, Tali emerged as the first Luxemourgish entrant in Eurovision in thirty-one years with her song “Fighter“. Luxembourg’s return was expected to be glamorous and spectacular and last week’s show was just a glimpse of how important Eurovision remains to the country.

The interest and the high expectations of Luxembourg for Eurovision 2024 are also depicted to their Eurovision budget. Apparently, a budget of 1.1 million euros was spent on Luxembourg Song Contest, while part of this budget will be used for promotion and to cover travel costs to Malmö.

It is worth noticing that RTL, the Luxembourgish participating broadcaster, will not make any profit from Eurovision. Instead, the estimated profit of 125 thousand euros will be kept and reinvested in the Luxembourg Song Contest next year.

Luxembourg Song Contest 2024

Among eight participants, Tali was crowned as the selection’s winner with her entry “Fighter“. An international jury, which consisted members from eight countries, along with the public’s vote which was open also for people outside the country, decided the first Luxembourgish representative in thirty-one years. Luxembourg is allocated to perform at the second half of the first semi-final on May 7.

You can also check out EurovisionFun’s reaction on “Fighter”, below:

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Source: luxembourgtimes

Luxembourg: The detailed results of the Luxembourg Song Contest

Last Saturday 27/1 the Luxembourg Song Contest took place, the national final through which Luxembourg chose its representative for Eurovision 2024!

The winner among 8 participants was Tali with the song “Fighter”.

A while ago, the detailed results of both the jury and the televoting were announced:

1st Round Jury Vote:

  1. Tali – “Fighter” – 94 points
  2. Krick – “Drowning in the rain” – 74 points
  3. Naomi Ayé – “Paumée sur terre” – 58 points
  4. Joel Marques – “Believer” – 44 points
  5. Angy and Rafa Ela – “Drop” – 30 points
  6. One Last Time – “Devil in the detail” – 18 points
  7. Edsun – “Finally alive” – 16 points
  8. Chaild – “Hold on” – 2 points

1st Round Public Vote:

  1. Tali – “Fighter” – 88 points
  2. Krick – “Drowning in the rain” – 74 points
  3. Joel Marques – “Believer” – 59 points
  4. One Last Time – “Devil in the detail” – 29 points
  5. Chaild – “Hold on” – 27 points
  6. Angy and Rafa Ela – “Drop” – 22 points
  7. Νaomi Ayé – “Paumée sur terre” – 19 points
  8. Edsun – “Finally alive” – 17 points

The top 3 of the 1st round, namely Tali, Krick and Joel Marques, advanced to the next round, where the winner was again chosen by both public and jury voting.

Check out Tali’s performance of the song “Fighter” in the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV3sORfrREE

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Source: RTL

Luxembourg: The running order of Luxembourg Song Contest 2024!

Today is about to be a very important day for fans of the Contest, as tonight, one of the most successful countries, Luxembourg , is going to officially return to Eurovision, with the selection of its representative for this year’s Contest.

The country has announced that it will choose through a national final, and today all these preparations will be completed with the Grand Final of the Luxembourg Song Contest, where the representative of Luxembourg will emerge for their great return.

Moments ago, RTL, the public bradcaster of the country, announced the running order of the finalists:

  1. Joel Marques  –  “Believer”
  2. EDSUN  –  “Finally Alive”
  3. Naomi Ayé  –  “Paumée sur terre”
  4. Angy & Rafa Ela  –  “Drop”
  5. One Last Time  –  “Devil in the Detail”
  6. Krick  –  “Drowning in the rain”
  7. CHAiLD  –  “Hold On”
  8. TALI  –  “Fighter”

The winner will be decided through a 50-50 split, with 50% coming from the jury’s vote and the remaining 50% from the audience. Specifics include:

  • The jury, contributing 50% to the result, comprises representatives from eight countries, with five members from each country.
  • The audience voting is open not only to the local audience but also to the international audience, giving everyone a say in who will represent the Grand Duchy at Eurovision 2024.

You can read more about the national final of Luxembourg, in our article.

You can catch the grand final at 20:00 CET through the official website of Luxembourg’s public television by clicking here.

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Source: rtl.lu

Luxembourg: Vicky Leandros as a guest in Luxembourg Song Contest 2024!

One of the most prominent Greek singers, Vicky Leandros, is going to make a guest appearance at Luxembourg Song Contest 2024, the national final show of the country for Eurovision 2024 in Malmö, Sweden.

It was revealed by the very same Vicky Leandros in an exclusive interview on Songfestival.be, but it was confirmed a few minutes ago, by RTL, the public broadcaster of the country.

Vicky Leandros is the first Greek singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1972 representing Luxembourg with the song “Après toi” receiving 128 points in total.

She went also to comment on the return of the Duchy to the contest:

“I think it’s great that Luxembourg is back. I think joining will do a lot more for you as a country than sending your cat.”

Vicky Leandros is of course also a very big star in Germany. In 2006, she also took part in the German national process for the Eurovision Song Contest in Athens, while she did not avoid to comment on the country’s failed attempts at the Contest.

“Germany just needs better songs. That’s where it all starts. This should not be so difficult, because Germany has many talented songwriters. The Eurovision Song Contest was very important to me. You should not see participation as some kind of risk. If you’re good and have the right personality, you can’t lose. People get to know you and you’re building a career”

Luxembourg Song Contest 2024

The eight artist that are going to take part for the ticket in Malmö are as per below:

  1. Joel Marques – “Believer”
  2. EDSUN – “Finally Alive”
  3. Naomi Ayé – “Paumée sur terre”
  4. Angy & Rafa Ela – “Drop”
  5. One Last Time – “Devil in the Detail”
  6. Krick – “Drowning in the rain”
  7. CHAiLD – “Hold On”
  8. TALI – “Fighter”

We remind you that the national final of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is scheduled to take place on January 27th and will allow the people of Luxembourg to choose the song and artist that will represent them at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in May in Malmö. The winner will be determined by the combined vote of a jury and the public (50%/50%).

Below you can watch the most successful entries of Luxmebourg at the Eurovision Song Contest

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Source: songfestival.be, rtl.lu

Luxembourg: This is how the winner of Luxembourg Song Contest will emerge | The contribution of an international voting!

In just a few days from now, the Luxembourg Song Contest, the Luxembourgish national final for Eurovision 2024, will take place in order to select the country’s first Eurovision act in thirty years.

Everything is set and ready and RTL promises us a spectacular show to celebrate its grand Eurovision return. The entire Eurovision fandom, domestic and foreign, is invited to join live from Rockhal, Luxembourg.

The voting system of Luxembourg Song Contest

The winner of the selection will be decided on a 50% percentage by a jury voting and on the remaining 50% by the audience’s votes. Specifically:

  • The jury, which will decide the 50% of the outcome will consist of representatives from eight countries, each country contributing five members.
  • The audience voting will be open not only for Luxembourgish people, but the international audience will also have a say on who the Luxembourgish representative in Eurovision 2024 will be.

How will the international voting take place?

The public voting will take place online via a direct link on RTL website on Saturday. Voters will be able to vote on a specific voting platform, which will open during two time slots, each lasting a minimum of 15 minutes, as announced by the presenters during the live show.

Each vote costs €0.99, requiring a valid credit card for participation. A maximum of up to 20 votes per registered credit card is allowed per round. Participants can distribute these votes to one song or allocate them to different songs.

Hence, both the Luxembourgish and International audience will cast their votes in the afore-mentioned way.

Luxembourg Song Contest 2024

The following eight contestants will compete for the Luxembourgish representation in Malmö:

  1. Angy & Rafa Ela – “Drop”
  2. CHAiLD – “Hold On”
  3. EDSUN – “Finally Alive”
  4. Joel Marques – “Believer”
  5. Krick – “Drowning in the rain”
  6. Naomi Ayé – “Paumée sur terre”
  7. One Last Time – “Devil in the Detail”
  8. TALI – “Fighter”

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Source: RTL