The Nordic Eurovision Party 2025: Switzerland will perform the song live for the first time – Who are the famous participants at the party?
The Nordic Eurovision Party 2025 will take place tonight in the Norwegian capital, Oslo, where over 20 artists will perform throughout the evening. This marks the second edition of this special event, and this year, it will be held at Sentrum Scene, one of the well-known clubs in the city.
The evening, hosted by Marte Stokstad, a famous Norwegian Eurovision presenter, will feature performances not only by artists from the upcoming Eurovision 2025 but also by past Eurovision participants and national selection contestants. The reason this event is so special is because of the combination of artists representing both the new and old generations of Eurovision, creating a unique and energetic musical experience.
Stars from the Past
The performers tonight include stars who have been part of Eurovision history in previous years, alongside newcomers who will also perform in the upcoming competition.
Among the artists taking the stage tonight is Sandra Kim, the winner of Eurovision 1986 from Belgium, who remains one of the most iconic singers in the competition’s history. KEiiNO, the group that represented Norway in 2019, will also return to the stage after competing in the Norwegian national selection “Melodi Grand Prix” in 2021 and 2024.
Additionally, Margaret Berger, who participated in Eurovision 2013 and the Norwegian national selection in 2024, will also perform, as will the band The Roop, who represented Lithuania at Eurovision 2021. Also performing tonight is Jerry Heil, Ukraine’s representative at Eurovision 2024, along with artists such as Gunilla Persson, who participated in the Swedish national selection in 2024, Klara Hammarström, who attempted to compete in the Swedish national selection this year, and the band Charmed, who represented Norway at Eurovision 2000.
Equally interesting are the performances of Gunnhild Sundli, the lead singer of Gåte, who represented Norway at Eurovision 2024, and Vidar Villa, who competed in the Norwegian national selection in 2018 and 2024. Also performing is the Norwegian singer Ladybug, who participated in this year’s Norwegian national selection with the song “Hot as Hell in Paradise.”
Stars of the Future
Tonight’s event will not only focus on stars from the past but also set the stage for Eurovision 2025, with live performances from several representatives, including Zoë Më from Switzerland, who will perform her song “Voyage” (translated: “Journey”) live for the first time in front of an audience.
Here is the full list of Eurovision 2025 artists expected to perform tonight:
- Shkodra Elektronike – Albania’s representatives for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Zjerm” (translated: “Fire”).
- Sissal – Denmark’s representative for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Hallucination” (translated: “Hallucination”).
- Væb – Iceland’s representatives for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Róa” (translated: “Row”).
- Emmy – Ireland’s representative for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Laika Party” (translated: “Laika Party”).
- Tautumeitas – Latvia’s representatives for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Bur Man Laimi” (translated: “Chorus for Happiness”).
- Kyle Alessandro – Norway’s representative for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Lighter” (translated: “Lighter”).
- Justyna Steczkowska – Poland’s representative for Eurovision 2025 with the song “GAJA” (translated: “Gaia”).
- Zoë Më – Switzerland’s representative for Eurovision 2025 with the song “Voyage” (translated: “Journey”).
The event is organized in collaboration with several Eurovision groups such as OGAE Norway, ESC Norge, and Eurovision Norway, who are bringing this stage to life, allowing Eurovision fans to experience an unforgettable evening of music. Between new performances and nostalgic moments, tonight will remind us why we love Eurovision so much – it’s an event full of musical joy that connects countries and cultures.
Source: eurovoix.
Eurovision 2025: This will be Norway’s 63rd participation in Eurovision. Norway joined the competition in 1960 and has won three times over the years. Their last win was in Eurovision 2009 with the song “Fairytale” performed by Alexander Rybak.
