SVT, the Swedish national broadcaster, has revealed the full results of Melodifestivalen 2025.
SVT has revealed the full results of all rounds of Melodifestivalen 2025. The full results are as follows:
Heat 1: Luleå – Round 1
- Albin Johnsén feat. Pa – “Upp i luften” (Up in the air) 45 points
- Maja Ivarsson – “Kamikaze Life” 67 points
- John Lundvik – “Voice of the Silent” 86 points – Direct to Final
- Meira Omar – “Hush Hush” 58 points
- Adrian Maceus – “Vår första gång” (Our first time) 30 points
- Linnea Henriksson – “Den känslan” (That feeling) 26 points
Heat 1: Luleå – Round 2
- Albin Johnsén feat. Pa – “Upp i luften” (Up in the air) 1,685,668 votes
- Maja Ivarsson – “Kamikaze Life” 1,799,206 votes – Direct to Final
- Meira Omar – “Hush Hush” 1,716,377 votes – Final qualification
- Adrian Maceus – “Vår första gång” (Our first time) 1,335,416 votes
- Linnea Henriksson – “Den känslan” (That feeling) 1,002,492 votes
Heat 2: Gothenburg – Round 1
- Nomi Tales – “Funniest Thing” 30 points
- Schlagerz – “Don Juan” 19 points
- Erik Segerstedt – “Show Me What Love Is” 86 points – Direct to Final
- Klara Hammarström – “On and On and On” 83 points
- Fredrik Lundman – “The Heart of a Swedish Cowboy” 52 points
- Kaliffa – “Salute” 42 points
Heat 2: Gothenburg – Round 2
- Nomi Tales – “Funniest Thing” 1,504,035 votes
- Schlagerz – “Don Juan” 738,480 votes
- Klara Hammarström – “On and On and On” 2,581,942 votes – Direct to Final
- Fredrik Lundman – “The Heart of a Swedish Cowboy” 1,459,639 votes
- Kaliffa – “Salute” 1,685,036 votes – Final qualification
Heat 3: Västerås – Round 1
- Greczula – “Believe Me” 74 points – Direct to Final
- Malou Prytz – “24K Gold” 42 points
- Björn Holmgren – “Rädda mig” (Save me) 21 points
- Dolly Style – “YIHAA” 54 points
- Angelino – “Teardrops” 48 points
- Annika Wickihalder – “Life Again” 73 points
Heat 3: Västerås – Round 2
- Malou Prytz – “24K Gold” 1,384,003 votes
- Björn Holmgren – “Rädda mig” (Save me) 1,137,374 votes
- Dolly Style – “YIHAA” 1,658,290 votes – Final qualification
- Angelino – “Teardrops” 1,300,057 votes
- Annika Wickihalder – “Life Again” 1,674,729 votes – Direct to Final
Heat 4: Malmö – Round 1
- Andreas Lundstedt – “Vicious” 48 points
- Ella Tiritello – “Bara du är där” (Only you are there) 46 points
- Tennessee Tears – “Yours” 36 points
- Kaj – “Bara bada bastu” (Just take a sauna) 76 points
- AmenA – “Do Good Be Better” 10 points
- Måns Zelmerlöw – “Revolution” 96 points – Direct to Final
Heat 4: Malmö – Round 2
- Andreas Lundstedt – “Vicious” 1,523,289 votes
- Ella Tiritello – “Bara du är där” (Only you are there) 1,601,573 votes – Final qualification
- Tennessee Tears – “Yours” 1,209,305 votes
- Kaj – “Bara bada bastu” (Just take a sauna) 2,193,472 votes – Direct to Final
- AmenA – “Do Good Be Better” 963,373 votes
Heat 5: Jönköping – Round 1
- Arvingarna – “Ring baby ring” (Call baby call) 20 points
- Arwin – “This Dream of Mine” 58 points
- Saga Ludvigsson – “Hate You So Much” 80 points – Direct to Final
- Victoria Silvstedt – “Love It” 16 points
- Vilhelm Buchaus – “I’m Yours” 72 points
- Scarlet – “Sweet n’ Pyscho” 66 points
Heat 5: Jönköping – Round 2
- Arvingarna – “Ring baby ring” (Call baby call) 1,000,999 votes
- Arwin – “This Dream of Mine” 1,558,498 votes – Final qualification
- Victoria Silvstedt – “Love It” 834,799 votes
- Vilhelm Buchaus – “I’m Yours” 1,554,603 votes
- Scarlet – “Sweet n’ Pyscho” 1,942,453 votes – Direct to Final
Final qualification – Round 1
- Meira Omar – “Hush Hush” 210 points
- Kaliffa – “Salute” 197 points
- Dolly Style – “Yihaa” 215 points – Direct to Final
- Ella Tiritiello – “Bara du är där” (Only you are there) 184 points
- Arwin – “This Dream of Mine” 194 points
Final qualification – Round 2
- Meira Omar – “Hush Hush” 516 points – Direct to Final
- Kaliffa – “Salute” 347 points
- Ella Tiritiello – “Bara du är där” (Only you are there) 379 points
- Arwin – “This Dream of Mine” 343 points
Final (jury + public vote)
- John Lundvik – “Voice of the Silent” 74 points (49 + 25) 6th
- Dolly Style – “Yihaa” 75 points (48 + 27) 5th
- Greczula – “Believe Me” 103 points (47 + 56) 3rd
- Klara Hammarström – “On and On and On” 77 points (34 + 43) 4th
- Scarlet – “Sweet N’ Psycho” 64 points (31 + 33) 7th
- Erik Segerstedt – “Show Me What Love Is” 51 points (24 + 27) 9th
- Maja Ivarsoon – “Kamikaze Life” 32 points (2 + 30) 11th
- Meira Omar – “Hush Hush” 50 points (26 + 24) 10th
- Saga Ludvigsson – “Hate You So Much” 27 points (17 + 10) 12th
- Måns Zelmerlöw – “Revolution” 157 points (76 + 81) 2nd
- Annika Wickihalder – “Life Again” 54 points (36 + 18) 8th
- KAJ – “Bara bada bastu” 164 points (74 + 90) 1st
A total of 72,474,314 votes were cast during Melodifestivalen 2025 and 3,336,564 SEK was raised for Radiohjälpen. KAJ received 4,305,774 public votes in the final, which is now the record for most votes received during a Melodifestivalen final.
You can look at the full breakdown of results here.
KAJ will represent Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with “Bara bada bastu”. This will be the first Swedish Eurovision entry to be sung completely in Swedish since 1998 and the first Eurovision entry in Swedish since 2012.
KAJ will perform in the first half of the first semi-final on May 13.
Image source: Daniel Stridh | Source: SVT
Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest
Sweden debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1958 and has gone on to be one of the contest’s most successful countries. The country has won the contest six times, the most recent being in 2015. Sweden’s first victory came in 1974 when ABBA won the contest in Brighton with “Waterloo”. Since missing out on the final in 2010, Sweden has gone on to finish 3rd twice and has won the contest twice. Only in 2013 did the country place outside of the top 10 in the final.