The Nordic Eurovision Party 2025 kicks off tonight in Oslo, presenting an exciting gala that brings together Eurovision fans and artists alike for a night of celebration and musical camaraderie. With over twenty acts performing, this year’s edition promises to be an unforgettable evening.
Formerly known as the Nordic Music Celebration, the Nordic Eurovision Party has evolved into a significant event within the Eurovision community, now focusing on highlighting the artistic and cultural contributions from the Nordic region. The event is set to take place at the famed Sentrum Scene, located in Oslo’s vibrant city center, known for its rich entertainment history.
Scheduled for March 22, 2025, tickets for the night have been made available for fans eager to participate in this colorful celebration of music. Regular tickets are priced at 699 NOK for standing or seated access, while VIP Early Entry is available for 899 NOK. An official after-party will also be held at a cost of 250 NOK, allowing fans to continue the festivities long into the night.
This edition of the Nordic Eurovision Party is hosted by Marte Stokstad, a well-known figure associated with the Eurovision Song Contest in Norway. Stokstad is sure to bring her enthusiasm and expertise to the event, guiding the audience through a diverse lineup of performances.
This year, an impressive roster of 21 acts will take the stage, including both familiar and new faces from the Eurovision scene. Notable performances include:
- Sandra Kim, winner of Eurovision 1986 for Belgium,
- KEiiNO, who represented Norway in 2019 and competed in Melodi Grand Prix 2021 and 2024,
- Margaret Berger, who represented Norway in 2013 and competed again in Melodi Grand Prix 2023,
- The Roop, who successfully represented Lithuania at Eurovision 2021,
- Jerry Heil, who participated for Ukraine at Eurovision 2024,
- Gunilla Persson, known for her participation in Melodifestivalen 2024,
- Charmed, a representative of Norway in 2000,
- Klara Hammarström, a multiple-time Melodifestivalen participant,
- Gunnhild Sundli, the lead singer of Gåte who performed for Norway in 2024,
- Vidar Villa, from the Melodi Grand Prix editions of 2018 and 2024,
- Gothminister, participant from Melodi Grand Prix 2024,
- Queentastic, known from Melodi Grand Prix 2006,
- Ladybug, representing in Melodi Grand Prix 2025.
Additionally, the night will feature special performances from the Eurovision 2025 acts, including:
- Shkodra Elektronike from Albania,
- Sissal from Denmark,
- VÆB representing Iceland,
- Emmy from Ireland,
- Tautumeitas from Latvia,
- Kyle Alessandro from Norway,
- Justyna Steczkowska from Poland,
- Zoë Më representing Switzerland.
One of the key highlights of the event is the anticipated live performance of the Swiss entry, "Voyage," adding a unique premiere to the gala atmosphere. This reflects the party's commitment to not only celebrating past successes but also embracing new talent and offerings in the Eurovision arena.
Organized through the collaborative efforts of OGAE Norway, ESC Norge, and Eurovision Norway, the Nordic Eurovision Party seeks not only to entertain but also to unite fans and artists across the Nordic region, showcasing a broad spectrum of cultural talent and fostering an atmosphere of excitement that encapsulates the spirit of Eurovision.
With an engaging lineup of performances, the Nordic Eurovision Party 2025 stands as a cornerstone event for Eurovision fans, promising to deliver non-stop entertainment and a sense of community among attendees. As the artists prepare to take the stage, the fervor surrounding the event is palpable.
Are you ready to cheer on your favorites? Let us know your excitement for the Nordic Eurovision Party 2025! Be sure to follow updates via social media channels like Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook – along with listening to your favorite Eurovision acts on Spotify and catching all the latest news and reactions on YouTube.
