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The Eurovision Song Contest is back with another group of promising pop singers from around the world. The 69th annual competition will be held in Basel, Switzerland, with 37 countries putting their smartest stars on the stage.
At a glance: How to watch European TV 2025
Want to keep up with this year's Eurovision Song Competition? read. Here are a quick guide on how to do Eurovision 2025 in the United States, along with key details about the massive competition.
How to watch European TV 2025
In the United States, Eurovision will only display on peacocks. If you are already a subscriber, go there to watch the game.
If you are not a Peacock subscriber, you need to register to watch Eurovision online. Peacock offers some options when subscribing. The basic tier package for this service is Peacock Premium, which is $79.99 per month or $79.99 per year if you choose to pay annually. The upgrade option is the Peacock Premium Plus Plan, which costs $13.99 per month or $139.99 per year. The Premium Plus package removes ads from most on-demand content, allows you to download titles viewed offline and gives you access to live streams on your local NBC channel. Peacock does not currently offer a free trial.
After registering a Peacock, you will be able to play all Eurovision 2025. Additionally, you can access many other live and on-demand content including WWE, Bravo Shows, Saturday Night Live,,,,, Suitand more.
Eurovision 2025 timetable
Eurovision 2025 starts on Tuesday, May 13, ET/Noon for U.S. fans, and the game will begin on Saturday, May 17, and also starts at 3:00 PM ET/Noon. Here is the schedule:
The first semifinal: Tuesday, May 13, 3 pm ET
The second half structure: Thursday, May 15, 3 pm ET
Finals: Saturday, May 17, 3 pm ET
Eurovision 2025 participants, songs
This is all 37 of the Eurovision participants this year, including artists and songs of their choice.
Albania: "zjerm" - shkodra electronics
Armenia: "Survivor" - Pag
Australia: "Milkshake Man" - Go-Jo
Austria: "Waste Love" - JJ
Azerbaijan: "Run with You" - Mamagama
Belgium: "Strobe Light" - Red Sebastian
Croatia: "Poison Cake" - Marko Bošnjak
Cyprus: "SHH" - Theo Evan
Czech people: "Kiss kiss goodbye" - adonxs
Denmark: "Disillusion" - sissy
Estonia: "Espresso McKiato" - Tommy Cash
Finland: "Ich Kommon" -Erika Vikman
France: "Mom" - Lu'an
Georgia: "Freedom" - Mariam Shengelia
Germany: "Dancer" - Abor & Tynna
Greece: "Starlight" - Piano
Iceland: "Calmness" - Wæb
Ireland: "Lycra Party" - Emmy Awards
Israel: "A new day will rise" - Yuval Raphael
Italy: "I want to be a tough one" - Lucio Corsi
Latvia: "Bur Me Happy" - Folk Girls
Lithuania: "Your Eyes" - Catholic
Luxembourg: "Doll Rises" - Laura Thorn
Malta: "Service" - Miriana Conte
Montenegro: "Welcome" -Nina Zizic
Netherlands: "This is life" - Claude
Norway: "Lighter" - Kyle Alessandro
Poland: "gaja" - Justyna Steczkowska
Portugal: "Dislocation" - Napa
San Marino: "All Gitalia" - Gabry Ponte
Serbia: "Milla" - Prince
Slovenia: "How much time do we have left" - Clement Island
Spain: "ESA Diva" - Melody
Sweden: "Just Swim Sauna" - Pier
Switzerland: "Sailing" - Zoë
Ukraine: "Bird of Prayer" - Ziferblat
UK: "What the hell happened" - Remember Monday