Junior Eurovision 2025: The 18 entries that will compete in the upcoming competition, which will take place on December 13th in Tbilisi, Georgia, have been revealed. Who will be the 23rd winner of this contest? Listen to all the songs!
The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 will take place on December 13th in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, following last year’s victory by Andria Putkaradze, who won the previous contest in Madrid with the song “To My Mom”.
The Junior Eurovision Song Contest is a similar version of the Eurovision Song Contest, intended for children aged 9-14, which was established in 2003. Georgia, the current host and latest winner, holds the record of the most wins with four victories – achieved in 2008, 2011, 2016, and 2024. Out of 18 participating countries, Azerbaijan, Croatia, and Montenegro return to the contest after several years of absence. This year’s live show at the Olympic Palace in Tbilisi will be held on December 13th at 17:00 CET. The event will be hosted by David Aladashvili and Liza Tsiklauri.
Watch the official recap of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 here!
- Matla: Eliza Borg – “I Believe”
- Azerbaijan: Yağmur – “Miau Miau“
- Croatia: Marino Vrgoč – “Snovi“
- San Marino: Martina CRV – “Beyond the Stars“
- Armenia: Albert – “Brave Heart“
- Ukraine: Sofiia Nersesian – “Motanka“
- Ireland: Lottie O’Driscoll – “Rúin“
- Netherlands: Meadow – “Freeze“
- Poland: Marinna Kłos – “Brightest light“
- Montenegro: Asja Džogović – “I tužna i srećna priča“
- North Macedonia: Nela Mancheska – “Miracle“
- Italy: Leonardo Giovannangeli – “Rockstar“
- Portugal: Inês Gonçalves – “Para onde vai o amor?“
- Spain: Gonzalo Pinillos – “Érase una vez (Once Upon a Time)“
- Georgia: Anita Abgariani – “Shine Like a Star“
- Cyprus: Rafaella Panteli and Christos Georgiou – “Away“
- France: Lou Deleuze – “Ce monde“
- Albania: Kroni Pula – “Fruta perime“
Watch the official playlist of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 here!
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