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Get ready for the historic Grand Final in Bangkok! Discover the 11 incredible artists, their songs, and the stunning stage performances awaiting you.

Exactly this Saturday at 20:30 (ICT), the Grand Finalof Eurovision Asia 2026 begins, and it’s time to get to know all the contestants up close! We’ve gathered everything you need to know just a moment before the lights go up on the second-largest stage in the world. Here is the ultimate guide to the participants, presented in the official running order.




Vietnam

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Song Title: Em Tiên
Artist: Tóc Tiên
Songwriters: DUONGK, S•HUBE, Trần Thị Thu Hà, Lonk Lank

About the Song: A high-energy track performed in Vietnamese that beautifully blends traditional Vietnamese folk elements with modern synth-pop and EDM. The lyrics celebrate Vietnamese resilience and beauty through powerful imagery of lotus flowers blooming in mud and bamboo standing strong against storms.

On Stage: A visually spectacular rehearsal packed with drama! Tóc Tiên wears a giant, flowing outfit that resembles a graceful jellyfish in the water. Accompanied by dancers wearing traditional Asian hats, the performance is a mesmerizing fusion of Vietnamese heritage and a modern club vibe.

Who is the Artist?: An active entertainer for over two decades, her rich career encompasses music, film acting, and hosting some of Vietnam’s biggest reality television shows. After previously being part of a girl group, she has successfully established herself as a solo artist with numerous albums and singles.

Cambodia

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Song Title: I Let You Go
Artist: Monetrey
Songwriters: Monetrey Ek, Phearin Mut, Diana Monin

About the Song: A cinematic, modern ballad with a James Bond-style atmosphere, driven by piano and a choir. Performed in a mix of English, Khmer, and touches of French, the song blends contemporary pop with emotional melodies and a distinct Cambodian identity.

On Stage: Monetrey surprised everyone by dyeing his hair blonde specifically for the contest! He takes the stage in a striking white jacket embellished with glittering gold stones and black pants. The stage is heavily bathed in smoke, creating a mysterious aesthetic that builds up to a dramatic a cappella chorus.

Who is the Artist?: Representing a young generation redefining the sound of Khmer music, Monetrey is known for his incredibly strong visual universe. Every release is built as a complete creative experience that connects music, cinema, fashion, and youth culture.




Laos

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Song Title: BAE
Artist: Thinla
Songwriters: Thinla, DonutDropIt, Johan Gustafsson, Rebbi James, Sam Intharaphithak

About the Song: An upbeat mix of English and Lao that fuses traditional Laotian Morlum music with contemporary pop, R&B, and dance. The lyrics center around dancing, staying up until midnight, and capturing a romantic interest for the night.

On Stage: A dramatic transformation from the national selection! Replacing the minimal performance and small dress, Thinla brings a bold feather outfit to the Bangkok stage. Accompanied by dancers and constant, energetic choreography, she completely commands the space.

Who is the Artist?: Active since 2021 with over 20 digital releases, she has toured internationally in the United States and Thailand. Her ultimate goal is to redefine the global perception of Lao music and pave the way for other local artists to reach new heights.

Mongolia

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Song Title: Chamguigeer (Without You)
Artist: Beck
Songwriters: Otgonbayar Damba, B. Gankhurel, Beck, Tseren Ganbaatar

About the Song: A mature, slow, and powerful ballad performed entirely in the Mongolian language, delivering deep emotion and vocal strength.

On Stage: A highly theatrical and majestic performance. Beck wears a breathtaking traditional Mongolian outfit in rich amber and orange tones, embroidered with gold threads. The look features structured, armor-like shoulders, a wide blue belt, and a dramatic red cape that adds a cinematic flair to his passionate vocal delivery.

Who is the Artist?: A true storyteller and performer with nearly two decades of experience. Debuting as a singer in 2007, he has also made his mark in acting, television hosting, and producing, treating every stage as a chance to inspire and create meaningful connections with his audience.

Bhutan

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Song Title: Lhayi Semo
Artist: NyendraSongwriters: Nyendra, Lungten Wangchuk
About the Song: Performed in Dzongkha, the title translates to “The Angel” or “Daughter of the Gods.” Ahead of the main contest, the composition was specially revamped to incorporate even more traditional Bhutanese musical elements.

On Stage: Taking a brave and authentic approach, Nyendra stands completely alone on the massive stage wearing the traditional Bhutanese Gho. He relies entirely on his incredibly impressive live vocal abilities to hold the audience’s attention without any need for external gimmicks.

Who is the Artist?: A 24-year-old singer-songwriter and producer from Thimphu who gained viral fame in 2024. A graduate in mass communication and journalism, he successfully navigates pop, folk-pop, and R&B, bringing the heart of Bhutan to the international stage.




Philippines

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Song Title: Sobra-Sobra
Artist: Carmelle
Songwriters: Gianina Camille del Rosario, Mart Sam Emmanuel Olavides

About the Song: An upbeat pop anthem sung in a mix of English and Tagalog, entirely dedicated to the empowerment of Filipino women. The lyrics feature fierce lines like “The Filipina is not too much” and “I am a queen, a goddess.“

On Stage: A vibrant, highly energetic live show! Carmelle starts with a giant feather outfit that eventually reveals a fierce “Filipina Wonder Woman” look. The staging is visually arresting and fully justifies her status as a heavy favorite in the odds and fan polls.

Who is the Artist?: A massive star who rose to prominence through reality television. After earning the first runner-up spot in The Voice Kids, she won Tawag ng Tanghalan and even joined Pinoy Big Brother, skyrocketing her fanbase to new heights.

Bangladesh

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Song Title: Tumi Ele
Artist: Beatmosphere
Songwriters: Mahi Bin Ashraful, Khandaker Shams, Moktadir Dewan, Ishtiyak Zobayer, Sidratul Mursalin Bhasha

About the Song: An original track performed in Bengali that speaks about the profound impact of love, describing how one person can bring light, color, and joy into an otherwise routine and colorless life.

On Stage: Shattering the stereotype of static vocal groups, Beatmosphere delivers a dynamic, highly choreographed boyband-style performance! The members wear printed jackets with baggy pants, moving energetically across a stage lit in intense red with the words “TUMI ELE” flashing massively on the LED screens.

Who is the Artist?: A pioneering six-member a cappella and beatbox collective originally formed in 2009. They masterfully blend traditional vocal harmonies with urban beatbox culture, recreating drums, basslines, and electronic textures entirely through their voices.




Thailand

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Song Title: Aroma
Artist: Mang x Daou
Songwriters: Mang, Jarawat Cheawaram, Nita Chawalit, Vorapat Wongsukont, Vorachet Thanupongchart

About the Song: A melancholic Thai pop ballad that breaks away from standard romantic clichés to tackle the heavier themes of loss and grief. Originally performed in Thai, the duo also released an official English version just days before the contest.

On Stage: Carrying the heavy pressure of representing the host nation, the duo seems to be taking it in stride. While only a few short clips and photos have been revealed, fans are eagerly waiting to see how their promised “dynamic energy” will translate into their live stage choreography.

Who is the Artist?: An intriguing collaboration uniting two different talents. Mang is the first female solo artist from LIT Entertainment, known for her powerful pop vocals, while Daou is a multi-talented singer, actor, MC, and the first-place winner of LazIcon.

Republic of Korea

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Song Title: Deep Dive
Artist: Junhee
Songwriters: Junhee, Jaehyuk Ryu, Notmixedyet, Sarah Min, AleXa

About the Song: An upbeat English-language pop, R&B, and dance track that steps away from the traditional K-pop formula. The lyrics focus on devotion and surrendering to emotion, heavily utilizing oceanic imagery like tidal waves and a siren’s song.

On Stage: A polished, top-tier pop production! Junhee hits the stage in a shiny, open red jacket with no shirt underneath, paired with matching pants. Supported by a large crew of backup dancers and tight choreography, the performance radiates constant movement and positive energy.

Who is the Artist?: A solo singer-songwriter who previously gained recognition in a K-pop group and on the survival show The Unit. He recently launched his own one-person agency, perfectly balancing his role as a CEO with his passion for delivering bright, mainstream music to his fans.




Nepal

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Song Title: Ananta Maya
Artist: Pratik Himal Rai
Songwriters: Pratik Himal Rai

About the Song: Translating to “Endless Love,” this self-penned track is a fascinating blend of slow rock, Nepali folk, and pop influences. The song features distinct elements that have been carefully tailored for the Eurovision stage.

On Stage: An intense, dark, and highly theatrical experience. Pratik swapped his busy national final outfit for a more sophisticated black button-down shirt adorned with holes and dangling pearls. Flanked by dancers wearing face coverings and illuminated by fast, aggressive red strobe lights, the staging is completely gripping.

Who is the Artist?: A seasoned professional with a bachelor’s degree in music and over a decade of industry experience. He gained massive recognition on the sixth season of The Voice of Nepal, impressing audiences with his soulful voice and commanding stage presence.

Malaysia

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Song Title: Bluest Sky
Artist: Aina AbdulSongwriters: Aina Abdul, Mac Chew
About the Song: An incredibly high-quality power ballad mixing English and Malay. The lyrics delve into deep emotions of great love, pain, and enduring hope.

On Stage: Standing out from the heavy pop productions, Aina chooses an elegant, minimalist approach that lets her stellar vocals shine. She wears an oversized, clean white suit paired with her signature white hijab. Set against deep blue lighting that mirrors the song’s title, it’s a performance completely devoid of cheap gimmicks.

Who is the Artist?: One of Malaysia’s most celebrated singers and songwriters. Widely known for her participation in Mentor Legend and her victory in The Masked Singer Malaysia, she is recognized as much for her creative sense of style as for her phenomenal vocal delivery.




Eurovision Asia 2026: When and Where to Watch the Competition?

The inaugural Eurovision Asia Grand Final will take place on Saturday, November 14th, 2026, at the One Bangkok Forum in Bangkok, Thailand.

The competition will be broadcast live on the official Eurovision YouTube channel between 14:30 and 17:00 CET. Viewers will also be able to participate in the voting through the competition’s official website.

To watch the live broadcast on YouTube from 14:30 CET, click on the screen below!

All You Need to Know About Eurovision Asia

The Eurovision brand continues its global expansion with Eurovision Song Contest Asia, launched in collaboration with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to mark the 70th anniversary of the original contest. Following the American Song Contest in 2022, which was not renewed for a second season, this new chapter aims to bring the beloved Eurovision format to a new continent and reach a massive potential audience of over 600 million viewers. Unlike the American adaptation that focused on a single nation, this is a large-scale, multi-national competition. The inaugural Grand Final will take place on November 14, 2026, at the One Bangkok Forum arena in Thailand, preceded by a Preview Show on November 13. Hosted by media figures Woody Milintachinda and Cindy Bishop, this historic edition will feature 11 countries: Thailand, South Korea, Vietnam, Philippines, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Nepal, Laos, Bhutan, Malaysia, and Cambodia.

Unlike the European format, the contest in Asia operates under a centralized production model. It is produced by the international production company Voxovation in partnership with the leading Asian production company S2O. This structure subsidizes the selection process in various countries, allowing nations with limited budgets to participate. Additionally, the winning country will not automatically host the contest the following year but will instead be invited to perform as a guest artist at the traditional Eurovision. The voting system has also been adapted for the continent, based entirely on a unified, free digital platform that combines televoting with professional juries, giving unprecedented decisive power to the international audience through the “Rest of the World” voting. Furthermore, ZOOP will serve as the exclusive social partner of the event, enabling fans to take an active role in the digital experience.



Eurovision Asia 2026: The first Eurovision Asia contest will be held in Bangkok, Thailand on November 14. The host arena of the contest is the “One Bangkok Forum”, which has a capacity of about 6,000 seats. This is an official expansion project of the Eurovision brand outside the borders of Europe, launched ahead of the original contest’s 70th-anniversary celebrations.



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Writer and content creator at EuroMix, providing cultural insights into the world of Eurovision. Talor is a second-generation Eurovision enthusiast who grew up attending family viewing parties. The 1999 Eurovision, at just five years old, was the event that shaped his love for the contest. He holds a BA degree in Culture – Creation and Production, and his articles combine academic knowledge with a passion for pop and trash, appreciating humor and clever references in the competition’s songs. He specializes in cultural and social analysis, offering in-depth commentary.

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