The Eurovision Song Contest is returning for its 69th year of bedazzlement, iconic moments and incredible performances.
You can catch the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest live from Basel, Switzerland, beginning May 14, but for now, we have rounded up the stars who are the ones to watch (with our very own Aussie Go-Jo in there of course).
Go-Jo, Australia
Australia’s 2025 Eurovision entrant, Go-Jo (born Marty Zambotto), is a genre-blending pop sensation poised to bring his infectious energy to the song contest’s stage in Basel.
Born in 1995 in rural Manjimup, Western Australia, to a French father and Australian mother, Go-Jo, 29, grew up off-grid on a self-sustained property before relocating to Sydney to launch his music career. A multi-instrumentalist who began writing and producing songs as a teenager, he gained global recognition with his 2023 viral hit, ‘Mrs. Hollywood’, which amassed over one billion views and cemented his status as a top-streamed Australian artist.
Selected by SBS, Go-Jo will perform ‘Milkshake Man’ – a collaborative anthem co-written with members of Australian pop band Sheppard that champions self-expression. “The Milkshake Man’s purpose is to inspire people to embrace the loudest and proudest version of themselves,” he declared, calling Eurovision “the coolest thing I could ever do as a musician”.
Reflecting on his selection, he shared, “It’s an absolute dream come true to represent such a beautiful and diverse nation, and I’ve never been more excited to share my art and vision with the incredible Eurovision fans around the world.”
Go-Jo aims to be a “mascot of confidence” on the Eurovision stage, with a performance that blends pop, indie and folk in an unforgettable spectacle.
“From the first moment we saw Go-Jo on stage, we realised he had a unique connection with the audiences, and we know he’ll get a lot of love from the Eurovision community,” Australian Eurovision creative director Paul Clarke shared. “We are celebrating Australia’s 10th Eurovision entrant, and this one will go off with a bang.”
Abor & Tynna, Germany
Representing Germany, brother-sister duo Abor & Tynna’s track ‘Baller’ marks the first entirely German-language song to represent the country since 2007.
The multi-talented singer-songwriting duo, who are actually from Austria, also produce their own arrangements.
Remember Monday, UK
Following their success on The Voice UK in 2019, TikTok-famous girl group Remember Monday are making their return to the stage.
Consisting of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele, the trio are set to bring the fun with their track ‘What the Hell Just Happened?’.
Lucio Corsi, Italy
A multi-instrumentalist, Italy’s Corsi, 31, follows in the footsteps of Italian Eurovision winners Måneskin with his glam rock-influenced track, ‘Volevo Essere Un Duro’.
Away from the glitz of the Basel-based competition, Corsi has also served as the opening act for 1960s rock legends The Who.
Louane, France
Becoming a household name as a 16-year-old following her appearance on The Voice, Louane, now 28, has continued to cultivate a loyal fan following across the globe.
Heading to Eurovision on the back of her sold-out European tour, her ballad ‘Maman’ has fast become a fan favourite.
Melody, Spain
With over 25 years of performance experience, Melody – born Melodía Ruiz Gutiérrez – is an international chart-topping sensation, with her pop flamenco fusion taking her to number one in 15 countries.
Melody, 34, represents Spain with her high-energy hit ‘Esa Diva’.
You can catch the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest live from Basel, Switzerland, on SBS and SBS On Demand from 14-18 May 2025.
