Junior Eurovision 2025 running order revealed

The running order for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 has been revealed, one month ahead of the live show in Tbilisi.

The full running order

This year’s contest will feature 18 participating countries, with Malta opening the show and Albania closing.

Running OrderCountryArtistEntry
1MaltaEliza BorgI Believe
2AzerbaijanYağmurMiau Miau
3CroatiaMarino Vrgoč
4San MarinoMartina CRVBeyond the Stars
5ArmeniaAlbert
6UkraineSofiia NersesianMotanka
7IrelandLottie O’Driscoll MurrayRúin
8NetherlandsMeadowFreeze
9PolandMarianna KłosBrightest Light
10North MacedoniaNela MančeskaMiracle
11MontenegroAsja DžogovićI tužna i srećna priča
12ItalyLeonardo GiovannangeliRockstar
13PortugalInês GonçalvesPara onde vai o amor?
14SpainGonzalo PinillosÉrase una vez (Once upon a time)
15GeorgiaAnita Abgariani
16CyprusRafaella and ChristosAWAY
17FranceLou DeleuzeCe Monde
18AlbaniaKroni PulaFruta Perime

According to the EBU, the running order was decided through a draw, with each entry placed into different categories based on musical style and tempo.

The story of Junior Eurovision 2025 so far

Georgia will host the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 after winning the 2024 edition with “To My Mom”. After initial doubts over whether Georgia would host the Contest, Tbilisi was confirmed to be the host city in May. Following the release of the official list of participants, eighteen countries will take part. Azerbaijan, Croatia and Montenegro will return to the competition, while Estonia and Germany will withdraw.

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News Source: EBU

Photo Credit: EBU

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