Klemen has been confirmed as the latest artist performing at the London Eurovision Party in 2025.
The organizers of the London Eurovision Party (LEP) have announced the next act in this year’s line-up: Slovenia’s Eurovision 2025 representative, Klemen. The singer will take the stage at LEP to perform her contest entry, “How Much Time Do We Have Left”.
The artists announced as performing at the event are:
- Albania – Shkodra Elektronike
- Austria – JJ
- Finland – Erika Vikman
- Slovenia – Klemen
- North Macedonia (2021) – Vasil
- Montenegro – Nina Žižić
- Montenegro (2022) – Vladana
The London Eurovision Party 2025 will take place at HERE at Outernet in London for the third consecutive year since moving to the venue in 2023. Celebrating its sixteenth edition, the event remains a key stop on the Eurovision pre-party circuit. Ticket information can be found here.
In 2024, 25 of the 37 competing Eurovision artists performed at LEP, including the United Kingdom’s Olly Alexander, alongside several special guests from the contest’s history.
LEP is one of several Eurovision pre-parties leading up to the 2025 contest in Basel. Other confirmed events include Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam on April 5 and the Barcelona Eurovision Party, running from March 27 to March 29.
- Melfest Wknd Party – March 7-8
- Eurovision Party SKG – March 14
- Nordic Eurovision Party – March 22
- Barcelona Eurovision Party – March 27-29
- Eurovision in Concert – April 5
- London Eurovision Party – April 13
- Eurovision-Spain Pre-Party – April 17-19
Image Source: RTVSLO/BoBo/Žiga Živulović Jr. | Source: London Eurovision Party
Slovenia was one of three countries to join the Eurovision Song Contest in 1993. The country qualified through a specially organised selection round called “Kvalifikacija za Millstreet” which was hosted in Slovenia, seven countries competed for three spots in Eurovision 1993. The country has participated in 22 editions of the Eurovision Song Contest. Their best result came in 1995 when Darja Švajger finished 7th scoring a total of 84 points. She is closely followed by Nuša Derenda who finished 7th in the 2001 contest with 70 points.
