Our special article series continues, and it’s better than ever! Who should represent Cyprus, Luxembourg, and Norway at Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria? Read our full list below.
Preparations for Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria are underway, and the list of participating countries is taking shape. While everyone waits for official announcements, we’ve decided to get ahead and reveal the artists who simply must compete. We continue with the next countries to confirm participation in Eurovision 2027: Cyprus, Luxembourg, and Norway. Here is the list of artists for whom we believe the Eurovision stage is the perfect platform for them.
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Who Should Represent Cyprus at Eurovision 2027?
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Markella:
Markella Assimakis or by her stage name, Markella, is a Greek-Norwegian artist who created a musical universe where Nordic pop meets Greek folk elements. Markella has released several singles that achieved great success and popularity, such as “Burn Again” and “No One Hurts Me Like I Hurt Myself“.
Markella’s music is characterized by a blend of strong emotion and rhythm style she defines as “crying in the club or dancing in your bedroom”. Her dual-cultural identity, rooted in a childhood spent between Greece and the Hallingdal region in Norway, is clearly evident in her work and receives a warm embrace from leading radio stations across Europe. This intriguing musical fusion between these two countries creates a unique sound yet to be seen at Eurovision.
ARCHANGEL:
ARCHANGEL, or by his real name Angelos Archaniotakis, is a young singer and songwriter who was born and raised in Heraklion, Crete. He has been involved in music from a young age and started playing the drums at just 5 years old. At age 13, he began writing and singing, and about seven years later, took second place in 2022 on the music show “X Factor Greece”. ARCHANGEL delivered several notable performances during the competition, including his audition where he performed the song “No Time To Die“.
ARCHANGEL shares that he strives to bring alternative pop to center stage and convey powerful messages that are important to him to echo forward. Although he has not yet achieved widespread fame and has released only two songs, there is no doubt that he is an exceptionally talented singer. ARCHANGEL could grant Cyprus one of its best results in the coveted competition, thanks to his unique and uncompromising style.
Dynamiss:
Elena and Katerina, known by their stage name Dynamiss, have become in recent years one of the most refreshing and talked-about names in the Greek pop scene. The duo presents a sound that combines modern electronic pop, classical touches, and vocal harmonies.
The duo’s connection to fans of the contest was forged thanks to their two attempts to wave the Greek flag: in 2025, they burst into the spotlight competing in the Greek Eurovision selection “Sing For Greece” with the song “Odyssey“, finishing in fourth place with 24 points. The sisters returned for another round the following year with the song “Chaos“. This time, unfortunately, Dynamiss surprisingly failed to qualify for the grand final of the local selection.
Danae:
Danae, or by her original name Danae Livieratou, is a singer and rising star in the Greek-Cypriot scene. Danae quickly gained widespread popularity on social media, especially on TikTok and Instagram. Her popularity came thanks to her original songs and cover versions that she performs. Danae is the daughter of model and TV presenter Evi Adam and the Greek singer and composer Lambis Livieratos, who voiced the character of Tarzan in the Greek version.
During her career, Danae has released 7 singles, the most famous among them being “Your Birthday. Danae possesses a unique vocal range that touches the heart. She is capable of showcasing Cyprus in a new light, with a song different from anything they have sent so far.
Here are several additional artists who are capable and deserving of representing Cyprus at Eurovision 2027: Mikay, Alkyone, and Andromache.
Who Should Represent Luxembourg At Eurovision 2027?
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Bolshiee:
Kate Bolshakova, performing under the stage name Bolshiee, is a singer, songwriter, and actress born in Luxembourg who currently works in Los Angeles. Bolshiee is characterized by music focusing on dark pop alongside a powerful voice with an exceptionally wide and impressive range. Additionally, Bolshiee writes deeply emotional lyrics dealing with relationships and moments of crisis.
Bolshiee has released several well-known songs such as “Rivers Run Red” and “Wish I Never Loved You“. Bolshiee would be a brilliant choice for Luxembourg for the contest in Burgas. Her powerful emotional voice and uncompromising lyrics will make her stand out. She is completely capable of achieving for Luxembourg its best result since its return to the competition in 2024 with Tali and her song “Fighter“, which finished in 13th place with 103 points and marks Luxembourg’s peak result since the historic comeback.
Krick:
Christine Heitz, known by her stage name Krick, is a Luxembourg-born singer-songwriter who blends cinematic pop with emotional depth. Krick shares that her music draws inspiration from the magic of Disney soundtracks, combined with a blend of jazz, funk, and R&B: “My music moves where emotion leads, not where genres begin or end”.
In 2024, she made a major leap forward when she reached the final of the Luxembourgish Eurovision selection “Luxembourg Song Contest 2024”, finishing in second place with the song “Drowning in the Rain” and even winning the public vote. Since then, she has performed on major stages, including an opening act for the successful British singer Calum Scott, at the Trounwiessel event, at ENCORE in the Rockhal venue, and at the Echterlive festival.
Rhythmic Soulwave:
The musical group Rhythmic Soulwave consists of six members: Mael Fontana, Leopold Strauß, Angela Aguilera Caballero, Diego Lucero, Zakar Lörinc, and Carmen Carbonnell Suarez. With roots in Luxembourg, Spain, Hungary, and Cuba. The band draws inspiration from jazz, classical music, pop-rock, and Latin music.
The group was formed out of a shared passion for music and a mutual dislike of dry music theory—which motivated them to turn what they learned into something people could listen to and enjoy. In 2025, the band participated in the local Eurovision national selection with the song “Stronger“, a track completely different from the songs that usually compete in the coveted contest each year.
Daryss:
Daryss, the stage name of Daria Sokova, is a Luxembourgish singer and songwriter whose musical style moves along the line between dramatic cinematic pop and modern French chanson. Daryss broke into the awareness of Eurovision fans through her participation in “Luxembourg Song Contest 2026” with the song “Melusina”.
The song was inspired by the famous Luxembourgish legend of the mermaid Melusina and was created together with the well-known French creator Antoine Barrau, who works under the stage name Igit. Igit is known for creating the beloved song that granted France second place at Eurovision 2021, “Voilà“, performed by the French-Jewish singer Barbara Pravi.
Here are several additional artists who are capable and deserving of representing Luxembourg at Eurovision 2027: MÄNA, Luzac, and Irem.
Who Should Represent Norway At Eurovision 2027?
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Moyka:
Monika Engeseth, known by her stage name Moyka, is a Norwegian singer-songwriter from Hallingdal, born on May 16, 1997. She has described herself as a “Norwegian pop witch”. Her pop music features its own unique style, yet draws influence from fellow Norwegian singers such as Aurora and Sigrid, as well as bands like Highasakite and Röyksopp.
Moyka experienced a new wave of international popularity in March 2024 after several of her songs were featured in the third and final season of “Young Royals”, a Swedish teen drama series produced by Netflix. The season includes the songs “Lonely and “Perfect Movie Scene” from Moyka’s second album, “Movies, Cars & Heartbreak“, along with a remix of her 2021 single, “As Long As You’re Here“.
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Ruben:
Ruben Markussen, born March 23, 1995, known by his stage name Ruben, is a Norwegian singer-songwriter. His debut single, “Walls“, entered the charts in Norway driven by high online streaming numbers and reached number eight on Norway’s official singles chart – VG-lista. Following this success, he moved to Oslo to advance his music career. In 2018, he was nominated for the Norwegian P3 Gold award in the “Newcomer of the Year” category for the single.
Ruben boasts a considerable number of hits; his follow-up single, “Lay by Me“, also charted in Norway, Sweden, and other countries. The song has accrued hundreds of millions of streams across various listening platforms. As one of Norway’s most respected and beloved creators, Ruben emerges every year as one of the prominent names touted to represent the country at Eurovision.
Ylva:
Ylva Johnsen Olaisen, performing under her first name Ylva, is a young artist discovered on the Norwegian show “The Stream” in 2016, where she finished in second place. Ylva is the daughter of metal guitarist Daniel Olaisen.
She stepped away from ballet and began performing on stages big and small as early as age 11 or 12 in her hometown, Kristiansand. Ylva’s debut song, “Hear You Sing“, was released on November 11, 2016. Her debut album, “Ylva”, was released on February 24, 2017. Ylva presents punchy, catchy, and modern pop that is impossible to resist. The young singer could deliver an outstanding result for Norway in the competition set to take place in Burgas, Bulgaria.
Ulrikke:
And how could we not mention Ulrikke, who was supposed to represent Norway at Eurovision 2020 with the powerful and unforgettable ballad, “Attention“. Ulrikke is a singer with an extraordinary, powerhouse voice and is incredibly precise in live performances as well. She first participated in the local national selection in 2017 with the song “Places“, finishing in fourth place.
Ulrikke took a break to mature and fully prepare for the mission of representing Norway at the contest. As mentioned, she returned in 2020 with a moving ballad and a powerful performance that instantly made her a clear favorite to win the Norwegian selection. Indeed, Ulrikke prevailed over Kristin Husøy and her song “Pray For Me“. However, Eurovision was ultimately canceled due to the spread of COVID-19. Most countries announced that their intended 2020 representatives would retain their spot for 2021, but unfortunately, Norway, along with a few other countries, decided not to grant her that fair opportunity.
Despite everything, Ulrikke did not give up and competed for the third and (currently) final time in the Norwegian national selection “Melodi Grand Prix 2023” with the song “Honestly“. Ulrikke was the frontrunner to win until Alessandra and her song “Queen Of Kings” gained massive momentum on TikTok and across social media, which ultimately led to her victory in the local selection.
Here are several additional artists who are capable and deserving of representing Norway at Eurovision 2027: Maria Celin, Nataleen, and Rebbeca.
If you’ve made it this far, you are more than welcome to stay updated with our weekly article series. This is a great opportunity to discover new music and artists from all over Europe – and who knows, maybe we’ll get to see one of them on the coveted Eurovision stage in Bulgaria! Are there other artists you think should represent Cyprus, Luxembourg, and Norway? Let us know in the comments!
In our next article, we will continue with the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Canada.
Eurovision 2027 will take place for the first time in its history in Bulgaria, following the country’s victory in Eurovision 2026 with the song “Bangaranga” performed by the singer Dara.
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