Eurovision 2025: BBC’s Star-Studded Line-Up, UK’s Wild New Song & How to Watch It All

Everything you need to know about Eurovision 2025 on the BBC, from the UK’s act to must-see shows, key dates, and how to tune in live

It’s that time of year again—sequins, high notes, and glorious chaos! The countdown to Eurovision 2025 is officially on, and the BBC is going all-out with a fabulous mix of presenters, coverage, and events to get the UK audience Eurovision-ready. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just here for the glitter and gossip, here's your full guide to the BBC's coverage of this year’s song-filled spectacular.

When is Eurovision 2025?

Mark your calendars and get those snacks ready:

  • Grand Final: Saturday, 17 May at St. Jakobshalle, Basel, Switzerland
  • Semi-Finals: Tuesday, 13 May and Thursday, 15 May

Where to Watch and Listen in the UK

BBC is rolling out the red (and rainbow) carpet across multiple platforms:

  • Watch Live: BBC One and BBC iPlayer will air all three shows—yes, that includes the Semi-Finals!
  • Listen Live: BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds will be broadcasting the excitement, from dramatic ballads to interval bangers.

Meet the BBC Presenters for Eurovision 2025

The BBC is doubling down on star power this year. Sara Cox returns to co-host the Semi-Finals on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds alongside Richie Anderson, both reporting live from the arena in Basel. For the Grand Final, it's the dynamic duo Scott Mills and Rylan, who are also on deck for the BBC One and iPlayer coverage of the Semi-Finals.

UK’s Eurovision 2025 Act: Meet Remember Monday

The UK is sending none other than Remember Monday, a powerhouse girl group composed of besties Charlotte, Holly, and Lauren. Their track? The gloriously chaotic anthem “What The Hell Just Happened?”

Written alongside hitmakers Billen Ted, Thomas Stengaard, and Julie ‘Kill J’ Aagaard, this punchy pop banger is all about post-night-out drama, delivered with killer harmonies and fierce energy. It’s relatable, it’s catchy, and it’s already making waves.

Get ready to chant it on loop.

Special Show Alert: When Graham Met Remember Monday

You won’t want to miss this one! Eurovision legend Graham Norton sits down with the UK’s trio for a behind-the-scenes exclusive. Expect laughs, nerves, and all the juicy details about their Eurovision prep.

This one-off BBC special is your backstage pass to the build-up before the big night.

Who’s Hosting Eurovision 2025?

Over in Switzerland, three fantastic women will lead the charge:

  • Hazel Brugger – Award-winning comedian and presenter
  • Michelle Hunziker – Swiss-Italian superstar and seasoned TV host
  • Sandra Studer – Eurovision alumna who placed 5th for Switzerland back in 1991

Brugger and Studer will host the Semi-Finals, with all three joining forces for the Grand Final in Basel.

The Big Eurovision Party Kicks Things Off

What better way to begin the season than a glitter-filled concert?

The Big Eurovision Party was hosted by Edsilia Rombley and Tia Kofi at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome, and it was packed with legends from past and present.

The setlist was a Eurovision fever dream:

Loreen, Käärijä, Katrina, Baby Lasagna, Bambie Thug, Johnny Logan, Marija Šerifović, and more brought the house down with iconic hits. And don’t forget, Tia Kofi was backstage scooping up all the behind-the-scenes magic.

Final Thoughts: Eurovision 2025 is Already Shaping Up to Be One for the Books

From BBC’s jam-packed coverage to a UK entry that’s bursting with personality, Eurovision 2025 has all the makings of an unforgettable year. Whether you're team ballad, team banger, or just here for the fashion, the BBC has made it easy to tune in, cheer on, and be part of the sparkle.

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