The United Kingdom’s entrants are a girl country-pop group called Remember Monday, who will perform their song “What the Hell Just Happened.”

The group appeared in The Voice UK in 2019 and went on to release their debut EP in 2023.

They will be the first girl band to represent the UK in Eurovision since 1999.

Who is the favourite to win Eurovision 2025?

Sadly, the United Kingdom is rarely a favourite in the Eurovision contest — in fact, it’s kind of a running joke that we tend to do pretty poorly. Last year, we came 18th, and a year earlier, we came 25th. In 2022, things were a little different when Sam Ryder unexpectedly placed second. However, this year, the UK isn’t exactly predicted to do well.

According to the bookies, Sweden is currently considered most likely to win, with Austria and France on its heels.

This year, Sweden’s entrant is KAJ with the song “Bara bada bastu,” which, translated into English, is “Just sauna.” (Yes, their song is an ode to the sauna — and everyone is about to be obsessed.)

Meanwhile, Austria is being represented by JJ with the song “Wasted Love,” while France will be represented by Louane with the song “maman.”

Where can I watch Eurovision 2025?

As usual, Eurovision will be streaming on the BBC. The Semi Finals on May 13 and May 15, along with the Finale on May 17 will be available on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. It’s will also be possible to listen in live on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds.