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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Members of the Euromix editorial team convened to vote for the competing songs in Chefsache ESC 2025. Who should represent Germany at Eurovision 2025 according to the editorial team? The German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC 2025", is set to take place tonight at 20:15, featuring 9 contestants. The winner of this local competition will represent Germany at Eurovision 2025 in Basel, Switzerland. In anticipation of this event, Euromix editorial team members gathered to listen to the participating songs and select their favorites from the German national selection. Editorial Picks: Who Should Represent Germany? Avi Zaikaner: First Place - The Great Leslie - "These Days" The Great Leslie takes the stage with a fun vibe, charismatic performance, and lots of rock 'n' roll! The song is nice, but nothing more than that. The "spoken" chorus is quite weak and not captivating, but it's the best thing that can come out of this weak national selection. Good luck Germany! I have...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The semi final of Germany's Eurovision national selection "Chefsache ESC" concluded, advancing 9 out of 14 competitors to the final. Check out the full results! The German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC", continued tonight with the semi-final. 14 contestants sang their Eurovision song for the first time and competed to advance to the German Eurovision national selection final that will take place on March 1st, of which only nine artists continued forward. The semi-final results were determined by judges' voting only (100%). The semi-final took place at the 8 EMG studios in the city of Cologne, hosted by the well-known German presenter Barbara Schöneberger. The judges in the semi-final are pre-selection producer Stefan Raab, TV host and German delegation spokesperson at Eurovision 2023 Elton, and singer and songwriter Yvonne Catterfeld. Joining them is a guest judge, singer and songwriter Max Giesinger who was part of the German judging panel in the Eurovision contest in 2018 and 2022. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Chefsache ESC 2025 Semi...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Watch tonight at 20:15 CET as the semi final of the German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC," takes place. 9 contestants will secure their spots in the final. Click below to watch. The German Eurovision preselection, "Chefsache ESC," continues tonight with the semi final at 20:15 (CET). This stage will feature 14 competitors, vying for a spot in the final scheduled for March 1. 9 contestants from tonight's semi final will qualify for the final. The results will be determined solely by a 100% jury vote. The event will be hosted by the renowned German presenter Barbara Schöneberger and will take place at the 8 EMG Studios in Cologne. The judges in the semi final that will decide tonight's qualifiers are the national selection's producer Stefan Raab, TV presenter and spokesperson for the German Eurovision 2023 delegation Elton, and singer-songwriter Yvonne Catterfeld. They will be joined by the guest judge, Max Giesinger a German singer-songwriter, that was a jury member...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The second heat of Germany's Eurovision national selection "Chefsache ESC" concluded, advancing 7 out of 12 competitors to the semifinals. Check out the full results! The German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC", kicked off with its second heat. Twelve competitors vied for a chance to progress to "Chefsache ESC" semifinals scheduled for February 22, with only seven artists moving forward. The second heat results were determined solely by a panel of judges (100%). The second quarterfinal took place at the 8 EMG studios in Cologne, hosted by the renowned German presenter Barbara Schöneberger. The judges for the second heat were "Chefsache ESC" producer Stefan Raab, TV presenter and spokesperson for the German Eurovision 2023 delegation Elton, and singer-songwriter Yvonne Catterfeld. They were joined by guest judge and German singer-songwriter Johannes Oerding, who was also one of Germany's judges the last time the country won in 2010, with the song "Satellite" performed by Lena. Now, the German selection process for...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Watch tonight at 20:15 CET as the Second heat of the German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC," takes place. 7 contestants will secure their spots in the semi-final. Click below to watch. The German Eurovision preselection, "Chefsache ESC," kicked off last night with its first heat, and tonight continues with the second heat at 20:15 (CET). This stage will feature 12 competitors, representing half of the total contestants, vying for a spot in the semi-final scheduled for February 22. 7 contestants from tonight's heat will qualify for the semi-final. The results will be determined solely by a 100% jury vote. The event will be hosted by the renowned German presenter Barbara Schöneberger and will take place at the 8 EMG Studios in Cologne. The judges in the second heat that will decide tonight's qualifiers are the national selection's producer Stefan Raab and the guest judge, the German singer-songwriter Johannes Oerding, who was also one of Germany’s judges the last...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The first heat of Germany's Eurovision national selection "Chefsache ESC" concluded, advancing 7 out of 12 competitors to the semifinals. Check out the full results! The German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC," kicked off with its first heat. Twelve competitors vied for a chance to progress to "Chefsache ESC" semifinals scheduled for February 22, with only seven artists moving forward. The first heat results were determined solely by a panel of judges (100%). The first quarterfinal took place at the 8 EMG studios in Cologne, hosted by the renowned German presenter Barbara Schöneberger. The judges for the first heat were "Chefsache ESC" producer Stefan Raab and the well-known German singer Max Mutzke, who represented Germany in the 2004 Eurovision with the song “Can't Wait Until Tonight” and finished eighth in the grand final, securing second place in the German Eurovision national selection for 2024 with his song “Forever Strong”. Now, the German selection process for Eurovision includes Heat 2...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Watch tonight at 20:15 CET as the first heat of the German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC," takes place. 7 contestants will secure their spots in the semi-final. Click below to watch. The German Eurovision preselection, "Chefsache ESC," kicks off tonight with its first heat at 20:15 (CET). This stage will feature 12 competitors, representing half of the total contestants, vying for a spot in the semi-final scheduled for February 22. 7 contestants from tonight's heat will qualify for the semi-final. The results will be determined solely by a 100% jury vote. The event will be hosted by the renowned German presenter Barbara Schöneberger and will take place at the 8 EMG Studios in Cologne. The national selection's producer Stefan Raab and Germany's Eurovision 2004 representative and 2024 national final runner-up Max Mutzke will be the judges that will decide tonight's qualifiers. To watch the first heat of "Chefsache ESC," click here (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Chefsache ESC 2025 Second...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); RTL, the broadcaster organizing the German Eurovision national selection "Chefsache ESC," unveiled this morning the 24 contestants who were accepted out of 3,281 artists who applied to represent the country at Eurovision 2025! This morning, the 24 participants of the intriguing German Eurovision national selection, "Chefsache ESC," were revealed. This selection was created in collaboration between the national broadcasters ARD, RTL, and music producer Stefan Raab. The German national selection will take place on March 1st and will be broadcast live on the German national broadcaster ARD, hosted by the famous presenter Barbara Schöneberger. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Chefsache ESC 2025 Participants Abor & Tynna Adina Benjamin Braatz Cage Chase Cloudy June Cosby Enny-Mae & Paradigm Equa Tu Fannie Feuerschwanz From Fall To Spring Jaln Janine Jonathan Henrich Julika Leonora Lyza Moss Kena NI-KA Noah Levi Parallel The Great Leslie Vincent Varus Among the national selection participants is the band From Fall To Spring, which participated in the national selection in 2023....

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A total of 3,281 artists have applied for Germany's national selection, "Chefsache ESC," for Eurovision 2025. Among them, 1,198 submitted original songs. New details on the selection process and event dates were revealed! The German national selection, "Chefsache ESC", a collaboration between the national broadcaster ARD, RTL, and renowned music producer Stefan Raab, has been confirmed as the process to choose Germany’s Eurovision 2025 representative for Basel, Switzerland. Recent announcements revealed impressive statistics: 3,281 applications were submitted, including 1,198 original songs—a record in the history of Germany’s Eurovision selection. For comparison, only 572 songs were submitted last year, marking a significant increase in participation this year. The live broadcast of "Chefsache ESC" will air on March 1 via ARD, hosted by the well-known presenter Barbara Schöneberger. The competition drew a wide range of participants, from solo performers to bands. Among the submissions were veteran artists with established careers alongside promising young talents representing diverse musical genres. Notably, the...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Bold commitment: Stefan Raab takes the lead in finding a German representative for Eurovision 2025, promising to take responsibility if Germany doesn't win. Stefan Raab, one of the most famous and influential figures in German television and music culture, returns to the Eurovision spotlight with a dramatic declaration and unprecedented commitment - "If Germany doesn't win Eurovision 2025, I am responsible." Raab announced to his colleagues in German television that he is taking full responsibility for success, or failure, in leading Germany to victory in 2025, after being absent from the competition for more than a decade. This dramatic statement confirms Germany's deep desire for a better result, as we reported when the new format for the German Eurovision pre-selection for 2025, "Chefsache ESC", was revealed. In May, Germany confirmed its participation in the competition. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Stefan's Personal Challenge - To Win Raab's comeback to the Eurovision world comes through a new television program called "Chefsache ESC", which...