Czechia appears to be doing a two-stage reveal of its entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, with the official music video for their song to be revealed on March 11.
The Czech song for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 looks likely to be revealed separately to its artist announcement, with the publication of this coming week’s calendar by the Eurovision Instagram account. According to the official Instagram page for the Eurovision Song Contest, the Czech representative will be revealed on Sunday, March 8 at 20:00 CET, while the official music video will be released on Wednesday, March 11 at 20:00 CET. This indicates that the Czech song looks likely to be revealed three days after the representative is revealed.
Little is currently known about the potential Czech entry apart from the fact that Czechia is set to be represented by a male artist at the 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest.
The Czech broadcaster ČT previously revealed that a total of 260 songs were submitted for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. An open call for songs took place for six weeks between September and mid-October. The entries were then reveiwed by a combination of experts and a public poll.
ADONXS represented Czechia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with “Kiss Kiss Goodbye”. He placed 12th in Semi-Final Two scoring 29 points, receiving his highest score of 8 points from the Rest of the World vote.
Source: Eurovision
Czechia first competed in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2007. After three non-qualifications, they withdrew from the contest and did not return until 2015. Gabriela Gunčíková took Czechia to their first final in 2016. They achieved their best result at the contest in 2018, when Mikolas Josef came 6th with the song “Lie to Me”. Until 2023, the nation took part under the name the Czech Republic.
