The artists performing at this year’s pre-parties continue to be revealed. It has now been announced that JJ, who will represent Austria at Eurovision 2025 with “Wasted Love”, will perform at Eurovision in Concert 2025, which will take place in Amsterdam on the 5th of April at AFAS Live.
Eurovision in Concert 2025
Tickets: You are able to purchase tickets for Eurovision in Concert 2025 via Ticketmaster NL.
Acts: The act confirmed so far are Claude (Netherlands 2025), Shkodra Elektronike (Albania 2025), Nina Žižić (Montenegro 2013, 2025), Laura Thorn (Luxembourg 2025), Red Sebastian (Belgium 2025), Mamagama (Azerbaijan 2025), Klemen (Slovenia 2025), and JJ (Austria 2025), with Imaani (United Kingdom 1998) as a Special Guest. Serhat (San Marino 2016, 2019), Luke Black (Serbia 2023), Kaleen (Austria 2024), and Konstrakta (Serbia 2022) will perform at the Warm-Up Concert.
It has also been confirmed that Cornald Maas and Stefania will host Eurovision In Concert 2025. Krista Siegfrids will be the host of the warm-up concert.
Austria’s Eurovision journey
In 1957, Austria made their debut into the Eurovision Song Contest, where Bob Martin represented the landlocked nation with the song “Wohin, kleines Pony?”. At the close of voting, it managed to place 10th overall. Since their debut, Austria has participated 56 times (being in the final 49 times), and have won the competition on two occasions in 1966 and 2014.
For 2024, Kaleen was internally selected to represent Austria with their song “We Will Rave”. In Malmö, Kaleen qualified for the final, where she went on to finish in 24th place with 24 points. Of these, 5 points came from the televote and another 19 came from the juries.
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Source: Eurovision in Concert
Photo Credit: ORF