Eurovision 2025. Organizers have revealed the logo and stage project.

The logo and stage of Eurovision 2025 were presented in Basel

A press conference dedicated to Eurovision took place in Basel, a city that will host the song contest in 2025. During the event, the official logo, brand video, and design project of the main stage were presented. Photos of these elements were published on the Instagram page of Eurovision.

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The visual theme of the contest combines black and red colors.

The motto of Eurovision 2025

The motto of Eurovision 2025 will be the same as the previous two years - 'United By Music.'

Stage design for Eurovision 2025

The design of the central part of the stage has been created eight times by German artist, set designer, and creative producer Florian Wieder.

The jury selection for the national selection for Eurovision 2025 has begun

The jury selection for the national selection for Eurovision 2025 has begun on the 'Diia' platform. There are 10 candidates on the list, and three of them, having received the most votes, will determine the representatives of Ukraine at the contest in Switzerland along with the viewers.

Citizens of Ukraine aged 14 and older can vote by accessing 'Services' in Diia and casting their vote.

Long list of artists for the national selection

Recently, Public Broadcasting published a long list of Ukrainian artists who are vying for participation in the national selection for Eurovision 2025. Only 10 artists will advance to the finals.

Tina Karol - the music producer of the selection

Tina Karol has become the new music producer of Ukraine's national selection for Eurovision 2025. She took this position after Dmytro Shurov (Pianoбой), who held it for the last two years.

New rules for Eurovision 2025

New rules have been introduced for Eurovision 2025. The contest, which will be held in Basel, will be conducted according to updated requirements. Participants and media representatives are required to comply with the Code of Conduct, violations of which may result in denial of accreditation.