On Monday, the heads of delegation meeting before the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025 took place in Basel. As usual, it included the draw for the host country’s running order. In this case, it is Switzerland, which will be represented by Zoë Më with the song Voyage. The draw determined that the Swiss artist will […]
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The song representing Switzerland at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025 has officially been released. The host country will be represented by Zoë Më. The artist will perform Voyage, a song she co-wrote with Emily Middlemas and Tom Öhler. The lyrics are in French, a language Switzerland hasn’t used in the ESC since Gjon’s Tears’ […]
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Zoë Më was announced as Switzerland’s representative at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025, which will be held in that country. The broadcaster SSR SRG chose once again an internal selection after last year’s victory. The song will be released on March 10 at 10h00 (CET time). Currently 24 years old, Zoë Më sings in […]
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The last time Switzerland hosted the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) was in 1989, with Lausanne as the host city. However, the city is out of the race to host the event in 2025, after the country won the event this year. Lausanne’s Mayor, Grégoire Junod, explained that the city lacks suitable infrastructure for the event: […]
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In 1998, Dana International became the first transgender artist to win the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC), representing Israel. In 2024, 26 years later, Nemo became the first non-binary person to do so, representing Switzerland. After last Saturday’s final, Dana International took to social media to talk about Nemo. In an Instagram Story, the Israeli artist […]
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Another city shows interest in hosting the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025 in Switzerland. Now, Zurich admits that it may consider submitting a bid. The city executive told the Keystone-ATS agency that the potential bid is being studied in coordination with the SSR broadcaster and is a “high priority” matter. Contacts began even before Nemo […]
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The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025 will be held in Switzerland – the winning country this year with Nemo and the song The Code. In the coming months, one of the main topics of discussion will be the host city. Shortly after the victory was confirmed, the city of Geneva officially submitted a bid. Basel, […]
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Nemo, who achieved victory, and Baby Lasagna, the second-place finisher, have already returned to their countries after the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2024… and in a celebratory atmosphere. In the case of Baby Lasagna, who gave Croatia its best result ever, the reception was particularly grand. The performer of Rim Tim Tagi Dim was welcomed with […]
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Nemo won the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2024 representing Switzerland this Saturday. With the song The Code, he was the clear favorite of the jury, ending up fifth in the public vote, although in the overall tally, he scored the highest number of points: 591. In the press conference after the final, the artist explained […]
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Just hours before the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2024, the winners of the Marcel Bezençon Awards have been announced. The Press Award, voted on by accredited press (including e-FestivalCOM), it went to Croatia, Baby Lasagna, and the song Rim Tim Tagi Dim. As for the Artistic Award, given by the commentators […]
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