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The Eurovision Song Contest is back with another batch of promising pop singers from around the world. The 69th annual contest is being held in Basel, Switzerland, and features 37 countries putting their brightest star on stage.
At a Glance: How to Watch Eurovision 2025
Stream: Peacock
Dates: May 13-17
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Looking to keep up with the Eurovision Song Contest this year? Read on. Below is a quick guide on how to livestream Eurovision 2025 in the U.S., plus key details about the massive contest.
How to Watch Eurovision 2025
In the U.S., Eurovision will be shown exclusively on Peacock. If you’re already a subscriber, head there to watch the competition.
If you’re not a Peacock subscriber, you’ll need to sign up to watch Eurovision online. Peacock offers a few options when subscribing. The service’s base tier package is Peacock Premium, which costs $7.99 a month or $79.99 a year if you choose to pay annually. The upgraded option is the Peacock Premium Plus plan, which costs $13.99 a month or $139.99 a year. The Premium Plus package removes ads from most on-demand content, lets you download titles for offline viewing, and lets you access livestreams of your local NBC channel. Peacock does not currently offer a free trial.
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Once you’re signed up for Peacock, you’ll be able to stream all of Eurovision 2025. Plus, you’ll have access to plenty of other live and on-demand content, including WWE, Bravo shows, Saturday Night Live, Suits, and more.
Eurovision 2025 Schedule
Eurovision 2025 starts on Tuesday, May 13, at 3 p.m. ET/noon PT for fans in the U.S. The contest runs through the Grand Final on Saturday, May 17, also starting at 3 p.m. ET/noon PT. Here’s the schedule:
First Semifinal: Tuesday, May 13, 3 p.m. ET
Second Semifinal: Thursday, May 15, 3 p.m. ET
Grand Final: Saturday, May 17, 3 p.m. ET
Eurovision 2025 Participants, Songs
Here are all 37 of this year’s Eurovision participants, including the artists and their chosen songs.
Albania: “Zjerm” – Shkodra Elektronike
Armenia: “SURVIVOR” – PARG
Australia: “Milkshake Man” – Go-Jo
Austria: “Wasted Love” – JJ
Azerbaijan: “Run With U” – Mamagama
Belgium: “Strobe Lights” – Red Sebastian
Croatia: “Poison Cake” – Marko Bošnjak
Cyprus: “Shh” – Theo Evan
Czechia: “Kiss Kiss Goodbye” – ADONXS
Denmark: “Hallucination” – Sissal
Estonia: “Espresso Macchiato” – Tommy Cash
Finland: “ICH KOMME” – Erika Vikman
France: “Maman” – Louane
Georgia: “Freedom” – Mariam Shengelia
Germany: “Baller” – Abor & Tynna
Greece: “Asteromáta” – Klavdia
Iceland: “RÓA” – VÆB
Ireland: “Laika Party” – EMMY
Israel: “New Day Will Rise” – Yuval Raphael
Italy: “Volevo Essere Un Duro” – Lucio Corsi
Latvia: “Bur Man Laimi” – Tautumeitas
Lithuania: “Tavo Akys” – Katarsis
Luxembourg: “La Poupée Monte Le Son” – Laura Thorn
Malta: “SERVING” – Miriana Conte
Montenegro: “Dobrodošli “– Nina Žižić
Netherlands: “Cest La Vie” – Claude
Norway: “Lighter” – Kyle Alessandro
Poland: “GAJA”– Justyna Steczkowska
Portugal: “Deslocado” – NAPA
San Marino: “Tutta LItalia” – Gabry Ponte
Serbia: “Mila” – Princ
Slovenia: “How Much Time Do We Have Left” – Klemen
Spain: “ESA DIVA” – Melody
Sweden: “Bara Bada Bastu” – KAJ
Switzerland: “Voyage” – Zoë Më
Ukraine: “Bird of Pray” – Ziferblat
United Kingdom: “What the Hell Just Happened” – Remember Monday
