UK’s Eurovision Song Contest hopefuls revealed

Remember Monday to Represent the UK at Eurovision 2025
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Remember Monday to Represent the UK at Eurovision 2025

The BBC has announced that the UK’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 will be Remember Monday, a female country-pop trio. The group, consisting of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele, gained recognition after reaching the quarter-finals of The Voice UK. Their song, ‘What The Hell Just Happened?’, is described as a mix of country-pop, rock opera, and energetic hooks. The trio aims to bring a fresh and dynamic performance to the Eurovision stage.

The song was written with Brit Award nominees Billen Ted, Eurovision-winning songwriter Thomas Stengaard, and pop artist Julie ‘Kill J’ Aagaard. It opens with a soft mandolin melody before transitioning into an upbeat and theatrical composition. The lyrics narrate a chaotic yet fun-filled night out, blending storytelling with powerful harmonies.

Remember Monday has experience in musical theatre and a strong online following, particularly on TikTok. They hope to improve upon the UK’s previous Eurovision performance, where Olly Alexander placed 18th. The competition is expected to be tough, with strong entries from Sweden, the Netherlands, and Finland. The 2025 contest will be held in Basel, Switzerland, and includes new measures to support participants after last year’s controversies.

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