Remember Monday are the latest artists announced as performing in Amsterdam next month.
Remember Monday, the United Kingdom’s representatives for the 69th Eurovision Song Contest, join the line-up for Eurovision In Concert 2025. The trio will perform their competing song “What The Hell Just Happened?” on stage in Amsterdam alongside over twenty of the acts competing in Eurovision 2025.
The Eurovision in Concert 2025 lineup so far is as follows:
- Albania – Shkodra Elektronike
- Australia – Go-Jo
- Austria – JJ
- Azerbaijan – Mamagama
- Belgium – Red Sebastian
- Croatia – Marko Bošnjak
- Czechia – Adonxs
- Denmark – Sissal
- Estonia – Tommy Cash
- Finland – Erika Vikman
- Germany – Abor & Tynna
- Georgia – Mariam Shengelia
- Iceland – VÆB
- Ireland – Emmy
- Lithuania – Katarsis
- Luxembourg – Laura Thorn
- Malta – Miriana Conte
- Montenegro – Nina Žižić
- Netherlands – Claude
- Norway – Kyle Alessandro
- Poland – Justyna Steczkowska
- Portugal – Napa
- San Marino – Gabry Ponte
- Serbia – Princ
- Slovenia – Klemen
- Spain – Melody
- Ukraine – Ziferblat
Eurovision in Concert 2025
The annual pre-party will take place on April 5, 2025 at the AFAS Live Arena in the Dutch capital. Eurovision in Concert is one of the largest pre-party events, where fans have the chance to see several Eurovision 2025 artists perform their entries live, alongside past Eurovision stars.
To celebrate the 15th anniversary, the Dutch organisers scheduled a special “Anniversary Warm-Up Concert” ahead of the main evening event. The 90-minute show will take place from 14:30 to 16:00 CET and will feature several past Eurovision participants.
The Warm-Up Concert lineup so far is:
- Imaani- United Kingdom representative, Eurovision 1998
- Serhat – San Marino representative, Eurovision 2016 & 2019
- Luke Black – Serbian representative, Eurovision 2023
- Kaleen – Austrian representative, Eurovision 2024
- Konstrakta – Serbian representative, Eurovision 2022
The 2024 edition of Eurovision in Concert saw 29 of the 37 competing Eurovision performers in Amsterdam. The event has grown substantially since its inception in 2009, regularly attracting acts from many of the competing countries. In the following weeks, we expect additional artists to be announced by the organisers.
Image source: BBC / BBC Studios / Rob Parfitt | Source: Eurovision In Concert
