The stage design for Pesma za Evroviziju 25 (PZE25) has been revealed.
With Semi-Final One set for this Wednesday, Serbian broadcaster RTS has shared a promotional video showcasing the final stage design and construction process. This year’s festival theme, “Art Planeta”, follows the idea that every human is a masterpiece. The stage features large curved screens, resembling blank canvases, inviting each participant to bring their artistic vision to life.
Rehearsals began earlier this week, with artists preparing their final performances in RTS Studios.
Pesma za Evroviziju 2025
This year’s PZE will feature two semi-finals and a Grand Final. The semi-finals will take place on February 25 and 26, with each featuring 15 participants. The top eight from each semi-final will advance to the Grand Final on February 28.
Semi-Final 1 – February 25
- Bojana x David – “Šesto čulo” (Sixth sense)
- Igor Simić – “Ne mogu” (I can’t)
- Vampiri – “Tebi treba neko kao ja” (You need someone like me)
- Nataša Kojić – “Up and Down”
- Tropico band – “AI”
- Jelena Aleen – “Kameleon” (Chameleon)
- Filarri – “Meet and Greet”
- Kruz Roudi – “Sve i odmah” (Everything and immediately)
- Milan Nikolić feat. Caka – “Storia del amor” (Love story)
- Ana & The Changes – “Brinem” (I worry)
- Iskaz – “Trendseter” (Trendsetter)
- Harem Girls – “Aladin” (Aladdin)
- Biber – “Da mi se vratiš” (For you to come back to me)
- Mila – “Gaia”
- Anton – “U grad” (To the city)
Semi-Final 2 – February 26
- Ivana Štrbac – “La La La”
- Jett Vega – “Rolerkoster” (Rollercoaster)
- Princ – “Mila” (Dear)
- Maršali – “Po policama sećanja” (On the shelves of memories)
- Dušan Kurtić – “Boginja” (Goddess)
- Tanja Banjanin – “Ja sam bolja” (I am better)
- Tam – “Durum durum”
- GIFTS & ROSES – “Do kraja vremena” (Until the end of time)
- Lensy – “Hvala ti” (Thank you)
- Sedlar– “Oči boje zemlje” (Eyes the colour of earth)
- Maja Nikolić – “Žali srce moje” (My heart grieves)
- Mimi Mercedez – “Turbo žurka” (Turbo party)
- Ohajo – “MaMa”
- Vukayla – “MASK”
- AltCtrl – “Mamurna jutra” (Hungover mornings)
The Grand Final will take place on February 28 at 21:00 and will be broadcast live on RTS, RTS Planeta, RTS Zvuk and YouTube.
This marks the first time that the PZE Grand Final will be held on a Friday night, a change announced last week. A total of sixteen artists will compete for the chance to represent Serbia at Eurovision 2025 in Basel.
The festival will be hosted by Dragana Kosjerina, Kristina Radenković, Stefan Popović and Đorđe Živadinović Grgur. The winner will be determined by a combination of national juries and public voting.
Serbia has qualified for the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final every year since 2018, finishing 17th last year with Teya Dora and “Ramonda”. This year, the country will compete in the second semi-final on Thursday May 15.
Image Source: RTS | Source: RTS
Serbia have competed as an independent nation in the Eurovision Song Contest since 2007, and has seen great success in the competition. Their first entry in 2007, “Molitva” by Marija Šerifović, won the contest in Helsinki with 268 points, making Serbia’s debut one of the most successful in Eurovision history. Since then, Serbia finished in the top 10 a further four times, including a 3rd place finish in 2012 with “Nije ljubav stvar” by Željko Joksimović.
