by Tal Dahan Comment Closed

 




The Greek Eurovision website, Eurovisionfun, will host along with local radio stations the annual pre-Eurovision party in Thessaloniki on March 14 (this friday), featuring past and present Eurovision and national selection artists. EuroMix team is on-site to provide coverage!

The Greek Eurovision website Eurovisionfun, in collaboration with local radio stations Zoo Radio and Transistor, will host the annual “Eurovision Party SKG” in Thessaloniki on Friday, March 14. Following last year’s success, this year’s event will feature a diverse lineup of Eurovision and national selection artists from Greece and beyond.




Performers at “Eurovision Party SKG”:

  • Shkodra Elektronike – Albania’s representatives for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Zjerm“ (“Fire”).
  • Theo Evan – Cyprus’ Eurovision 2025 representative with “Shh“, released yesterday!
  • Natalia Gordienko – Moldova’s Eurovision 2006 representative with “Loca” (20th place). She was also selected in 2020 with “Prison” (Eurovision canceled) and returned in 2021 with “Sugar” (13th place).
  • Demy – Greece’s Eurovision 2017 representative with “This Is Love” (19th place).
  • Evangelia – Competed in Greece’s national selection with “Vale” (2nd place). She has persistently submitted songs for Greece and Cyprus, including “Ónira” (2022), “Aphrodite” (2022), and “Pali” (2023).
  • Dinamiss – A female duo that participated in Greece’s national selection this year with “Odyssey” (4th place).
  • Rikki – Competed in Greece’s latest national selection with “Elevator (Up and Down)” (7th place).
  • Vasilis Kourtis – Will perform his song submitted for Greece’s Eurovision selection along with Eurovision covers.
  • House of Drama – A dance troupe that won Greece’s Got Talent, set to perform a Eurovision dance medley.

Live Coverage from Thessaloniki

The EuroMix team is already on-site in Thessaloniki to cover the event and interview the participating artists.

For tickets, click here.




Source: eurovisionfun.

Eurovision 2025: This will mark Greece’s 45th participation in Eurovision. Greece joined the competition in 1974 and achieved its best result in Eurovision 2005 when singer Helena Paparizou won first place with the song “My Number One”.