๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฑ The Netherlands’ Eurovision 2025 representative to be revealed on December 19

Joost Klein performing Europapa for Netherlands at the Second Semi-Final at Malmรถ Arena

Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS has announced that they will reveal their artist for The Netherlands at Eurovision 2025 today, December 19.

The countdown is on!

The reveal of the Dutch representative for Eurovision 2025 was announced via the official Songfestival Instagram account, which shows a countdown, which reveals that the the participant will be revealed today at 16:00CET.

As previously reported, AVROTROS received a total of 331 submissions,ย a stark fall from 2024, when over 600 artists submitted an entry, though there was a shorter registration window this time around. Despite this, the broadcaster has confirmed that they will participate at Eurovision 2026, making them the first country to confirm participation.

The Netherlands’ Eurovision Journey

The Netherlands are one of the founding countries of the ESC, having performed the very first song ever on the Eurovision stage back in 1956. While the result of โ€œDe Vogels van Hollandโ€ is unknown, the Netherlands have garnered 5 wins, with their most recent in 2019. However the Netherlands are also known to have had the longest ever non qualification streak in the semi-final era – they missed out on the final a whopping 8 times between 2005 and 2012.

Joost Klein represented the Netherlands in 2024 with the song “Europapa”. While he was ultimately disqualified, he would have made it to the final, placing second in his semifinal with 182 points.

Who would you like to see represent The Netherlands at Eurovision 2025? As always, let us know what you think by commenting below. Also, be sure to follow โ€˜That Eurovision Siteโ€™ on TwitterFacebookInstagramTikTokThreads and Bluesky as we start our preparations for Eurovision 2025!

News Source: AVROTROS

Photo Credit: Sarah Louise Bennett / EBU

By Tim J

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