Special: Who are the potential artists to compete in Eurovision 2025 in Switzerland? Who are the artists we would like to see in the next competition? Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Germany.

The Eurovision 2025 season is approaching, and with it the main question: which artists will we see representing their country in the competition? In our series of articles, we will introduce you to several well-known artists from each country, whom we believe are worthy of representing their country and whom we would like to see on the Eurovision stage in Switzerland.

Each article will focus on four different countries and several artists from each country, so through these articles you can get to know many new artists, and perhaps we will even see some of them in future competitions! So who are the artists that could bring the best result for Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Germany?”

Who should represent Belgium?

On May 9, the Flemish broadcaster VRT announced that it plans to select the Belgian representative for Eurovision 2025 through the local pre-selection “Eurosong.” The television network has begun reaching out to various artists with offers to participate in the local competition. So, who do we think should represent Belgium?

Pierre De Maere: A 23-year-old pop singer from Brussels, known for his album “Regarde-moi” and a single that won the “Victoires de la Musique” award in 2023. His music blends upbeat pop with deep ballads, and his charisma could captivate the Eurovision audience.

Pommelien Thijs: A 23-year-old singer and actress from Kessel, Belgium. She has released several successful pop singles and is known for her roles in “#Likeme” and “Knokke Off.” Singing in Dutch and English, she could deliver a catchy pop song for Belgium.

Tamino: A 27-year-old Belgian-Egyptian singer and musician from Antwerp. With successful albums “Amir” and “Sahar,” Tamino’s ethnic style combined with European pop could offer Belgium a unique edge.

Who should represent The Netherlands?

Following the disqualification of Dutch representative Joost Klein from the Eurovision 2024 competition, Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS is still considering its steps for Eurovision 2025 and states that the chances of the Netherlands participating are low. Nonetheless, who do we think deserves to represent the Netherlands?

FLEMMING: A 28-year-old pop singer and songwriter who started with the band “Baby Blue” and later pursued a solo career. Known for his Dutch-language album released in 2023, his stage charisma and talent could lead to a strong Eurovision performance.

Sevdaliza: A 36-year-old singer, songwriter, and producer of Iranian-Persian descent, who moved to the Netherlands at age 5. Her international hit “Alibi” showcases her unique voice and style, making her a strong contender for the Netherlands.

Antoon: A 22-year-old singer, rapper, and songwriter from Hoorn, Netherlands. Signed with Warner Music Group, he has completed a sold-out tour and could achieve great success with the right song at Eurovision.

Who should represent France?

The French television network, France Télévisions, has confirmed that France will participate in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, which will be held in Switzerland. However, they has not yet revealed the process for selecting their representative or the song for the competition. Historically, France Télévisions has used both national finals and internal selections to choose their Eurovision entries, but the specific method for 2025 remains undisclosed.

Yseult: A 29-year-old French singer, songwriter, and model known for her impressive vocal abilities. She gained fame after finishing as the runner-up on “Nouvelle Star,” a French singing competition. Recently, she achieved global recognition with the hit “Alibi,” recorded alongside the singer Sevdaliza, who has been noted as a potential representative for the Netherlands. Yseult’s emotional ballads in French have the potential to secure a strong position for France in the music scene.

Arthur Ely: A French artist known for his relaxed musical style, primarily performing in French. Since starting his career in 2018, he has released several singles and albums. His unique musical atmosphere might lead France to success with the right song.

Nassi: A Moroccan-French singer, rapper, and songwriter who began his career in 2017. He previously attempted to represent France in Eurovision 2018, finishing seventh in the national finals. His experience and successful singles could make him a strong contender.

Who should represent Germany?

The German television network ARD announced that Germany will participate in Eurovision 2025, which will be held in Switzerland. Currently, there is no information about the platform through which the German representative and/or song for the competition will be chosen, but there are rumors about the establishment of a new selection process for the competition. Who do we think is most suitable to represent Germany?

Ski Aggu: A 26-year-old rapper known for his energetic performances and catchy rap songs. His career began in 2020, and he has gained popularity through festival performances. With a captivating rap entry, he could achieve a good result for Germany.

Grossstadtgeflüster: A German electropop band based in Berlin, known for their unique style and viral hits. Although they previously denied plans to participate in Eurovision, their electropop-rap style could potentially bring success if they reconsider.

Levent Geiger: A 21-year-old pop singer with a significant social media following. He has been successful with his English-language singles since 2019. His modern pop appeal could win over audiences and secure a strong result for Germany.

If you’ve made it this far, feel free to continue following our series of articles that will be published every week on our website. This is a great opportunity to discover new types of music and artists from all over Europe, and perhaps we will see one of these artists on the Eurovision 2025 stage in Switzerland! In the next article, we will cover the countries: Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland.

Eurovision 2025: The 69th Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Switzerland following its third victory in the history of Switzerland with the song “The Code,” performed by the singer Nemo. This will be the third time the contest is hosted in Switzerland, after it was held there in 1956 and 1989.