RTS has revealed the stage for Pesma za Evroviziju 2026, the Serbian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest.
With a couple of days to go before Pesma za Evroviziju commences, the Serbian broadcaster has released its first images of the contest stage in Belgrade. RTS has also confirmed that Dragana Kosjerina Perduv and Kristina Radenković will host the competition, while Stefan Popović will host the green room.
The semi-finals will take place on 24 and 26 February, with 12 artists competing in each show. The seven highest-scoring acts from each semi-final will advance to the grand final on 28 February.
Semi-Final 1 – February 24
- MIRNA – “OMAJA”
- Kosmos trip – “Sve je u redu” (Everything Is Okay)
- Iva Grujin – “Otkrivam sebe” (Discovering Myself)
- Eegor – “Klaber”
- Makao – “Daj nam svet” (Give Us the World)
- Lores – “Unseen”
- MANIVI – “Svaki dan” (Every Day)
- Bella – “Trampolina” (Trampoline)
- YANX – “Srušio si sve” (You Destroyed Everything)
- Zejna – “Jugoslavija” (Yugoslavia)
- Ana Mašulović – “Zavoli me” (Love Me)
- Đurđica – “Moma mala”
Semi-Final 2 – February 26
- Aleksandar – “Sudbina” (Destiny)
- Milica Burazer – “Svima vama treba mama” (All of You Need a Mother)
- Sanja Aleksić – “Ko me proba” (Who Tests Me)
- LU-KA – “Veruj” (Believe)
- Jack Lupino – “Adrenalin” (Adrenaline)
- Zona – “Čairi”
- Brat Pelin – “Fräulein”
- Geminni – “Metar sreće” (Meter of Happiness)
- Avgust – “Jabuka” (Apple)
- Harem Girls x Ivana – “Bom Bom”
- Aleksandra Sekulić – “Kule” (Towers)
- Lavina – “Kraj Mene” (Next to me)
Princ represented Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with the song “Mila.” He finished 14th in the second semi-final, scoring 28 points, including 12 points from the Montenegrin public. This marked the first time since 2017 that Serbia failed to qualify for the Eurovision Grand Final.
Source: RTS
Serbia has 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 one of only two countries to win on their debut. 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.
