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He has a strong chance of winning, as his song is already a huge hit on streaming services, approaching 6 million plays on Spotify. Hopefully, he can bring Denmark its fourth win!

Okay, let’s talk Ukraine at Eurovision. They’ve been competing for twenty years now, and have actually taken home the win three times! But even when they don’t win, they consistently perform incredibly well – their average placement is seventh place, which is seriously impressive. In fact, they made history as the first country to win the contest three times this century. They’re a real force to be reckoned with, and always deliver a strong showing.

Jonas Lovv is aiming to reach the final, and he’s known for his energetic performances, distinctive style, and ability to really engage with the crowd.

He earned the chance to represent Albania in Eurovision after receiving the highest scores in the national selection. Now, the question is whether he can achieve the same success on the Eurovision stage.

The team hadn’t qualified for the competition in the previous two years either, so JIVA is definitely feeling the pressure to bring the country back to its winning form from 2011.

Veronia Fusaro is representing Switzerland this year and hopes to win over Europe and viewers with her song.

Antigoni Buxton, known from the TV show Love Island, is now leading Cyprus as they compete in the Eurovision Song Contest for the 42nd time. Cyprus has entered the contest more times than any other country without ever winning. Could Antigoni finally be the one to bring them victory?

Czechia first competed in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2007 and hasn’t won yet. They’ve reached the Grand Final five times, with their highest finish being sixth place in 2018 when Mikolas Josef performed “Lie to Me.”

Latvia previously won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2002, and this year, Atvara is aiming to win the country’s second title.

France automatically qualifies for the Eurovision grand final each year because it’s one of the major contributing countries, known as the Big Five. However, this doesn’t mean they’re guaranteed to win.