by Ilay Gaist Comment Closed




The Swiss national broadcaster SRG SSR announced it will reveal the graphic package, music, and stage design for Eurovision 2025 at a special event on December 16th, along with details on ticket sales for the various shows. Renowned stage designer Florian Wieder will be responsible for the Eurovision stage design again this year.

In about a week and a half, on Monday, December 16th, the Swiss national broadcaster SRG SSR will unveil the graphic package, logo, stage design, and theme music for Eurovision 2025, set to take place in May in Basel. The event will also reveal details about ticket sales for the upcoming Eurovision. German stage designer Florian Wieder, who has previously designed stages for many Eurovision editions, will be responsible for the Eurovision stage design in Basel for the ninth time this year.




On Monday, December 16th, as is customary every year around December-January, the graphic package for the Eurovision Song Contest will be revealed, giving it its unique annual form and expressing the message and vision that the host country wishes to present through Eurovision. The slogan “United By Music”, announced for Eurovision 2024 as the permanent Eurovision slogan, will remain this year and will likely accompany the graphic package.

Along with Wieder, Artur Deyneuve, the artistic director of the competition, and Eurovision 2025 producers from the Swiss national broadcaster – Reto Peritz and Moritz Stadler – will be present at the event. The producers will reveal some of the work process and preparations taking place behind the scenes for the upcoming competition.

The Swiss national broadcaster will also reveal at the festive event initial details about ticket sales for Eurovision 2025 and new media partnerships for this year’s Eurovision competition.




Source: X ESC Discord, ESCToday.

Eurovision 2025: The 69th Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Basel, Switzerland, on May 13, 15, and 17, 2025. The St. Jakobshalle arena, which will host the competition, is expected to accommodate about 12,000 spectators for each show. The contest will take place in Switzerland following the country’s third historical win with the song “The Code”, performed by singer Nemo. This will be the third time the competition has been hosted in Switzerland, after the contest was held there in 1956 and 1989.