Eurovision 2027 Burgas

The EBU confirms 36 countries for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas, featuring Canada’s debut and North Macedonia’s return as Czechia withdraws.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has officially revealed the list of participating countries for the Eurovision Song Contest 2027, confirming a total of 36 competing nations. This marks a minor increase from the previous year, which featured 35 participants. Joining the roster this year after missing the previous edition are North Macedonia and Canada, the latter making a historic debut in the European competition. Meanwhile, Czechia has officially withdrawn from the contest, citing budget cuts at national broadcaster ČT.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Official List of Participating Countries

  1. Albania
  2. Armenia
  3. Australia
  4. Austria
  5. Azerbaijan
  6. Belgium
  7. Bulgaria (Host)
  8. Canada
  9. Croatia
  10. Cyprus
  11. Denmark
  12. Estonia
  13. Finland
  14. France
  15. Georgia
  16. Germany
  17. Greece
  18. Israel
  19. Italy
  20. Latvia
  21. Lithuania
  22. Luxembourg
  23. Malta
  24. Moldova
  25. Montenegro
  26. North Macedonia
  27. Norway
  28. Poland
  29. Portugal
  30. Romania
  31. San Marino
  32. Serbia
  33. Sweden
  34. Switzerland
  35. Ukraine
  36. United Kingdom

 

 

Could Spain and Additional Countries Still Return?

Most Eurovision experts and fans were expecting a notable increase in participation, with estimates ranging between 37 and 39 countries. However, the final figure stands at 36 following Czechia’s withdrawal, the cancellation of the Netherlands’ return, and ongoing boycotts from Ireland and Iceland over Israel’s participation.

On the other hand, Spain, Hungary, and Slovenia may still potentially join the lineup, as the EBU has granted national broadcasters RTVE, MTVA, and RTVSLO an extension until December to make a final decision on their participation.

Bulgaria in Eurovision 2026

“Bangaranga” is the song performed by the singer DARA, which represented Bulgaria in Vienna, Austria. DARA won the contest and got 516 points in the final. The song was written and composed by Dimitris Kontopoulos and Cristian Tarcea. While this is the performer’s first Eurovision entry, it marks the 15th song in the contest for composer Dimitris Kontopoulos. The song is performed entirely in English.

Eurovision 2027: The 71st Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Bulgaria, following the country’s historic win with the song “BAGARANGA” performed by DARA. This will be the first time the contest is hosted in Bulgaria.

Adiel Shtainmetz

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A Eurovision Editor, Writer, and Content Creator with deep expertise in the modern era of the Eurovision Song Contest.

He has been following the contest closely since 2019 and watching every national final since 2020. Following Eurovision 2025, Adiel decided to make Eurovision a major part of his life and joined the Euromix team. Since then, he has been serving as a full-time writer and editor for the site. He will be traveling with the rest of the team to Eurovision 2027 to cover the event on-site with professional and engaging updates.

Adiel’s extensive knowledge and familiarity with Eurovision shine through in every article, ensuring content that is both expert and up to date. An avid follower of song reveals and national selection shows, his love for the contest also sparked a passion for discovering new languages and cultures. In his writing, he puts a strong emphasis on insightful commentary and diverse perspectives.