Remember Monday: The UK's Eurovision 2025 Hopefuls Explained
Remember Monday are making headlines as the United Kingdom’s entry for Eurovision 2025. As excitement builds for the grand final in Basel, Switzerland, this talented country-pop trio hopes to restore the UK’s fortunes in Europe's biggest music competition. Let’s explore their journey, background, and what to expect from Remember Monday in this year’s show.
Who Are Remember Monday?
Remember Monday is an all-female group consisting of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele. These musicians first united at school in Farnborough, Hampshire. Since then, they’ve built a loyal following with their signature harmonies and powerful pop melodies. Their big break came when they appeared on the popular TV show "The Voice" in 2019. Lauren and Holly-Anne also boast impressive stage experience, starring in West End hits like Phantom of the Opera and Six: The Musical.
Their Eurovision 2025 entry, "What The Hell Just Happened," showcases their dynamic blend of vocal talent and songwriting. With infectious choruses and heartfelt lyrics, Remember Monday hopes to capture the imagination of Europe and bring Eurovision glory back to the UK.
Eurovision 2025: What's New and What to Expect
The Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Basel, Switzerland, with the final airing on May 17. Thirty-seven countries will compete this year, with Remember Monday representing the UK among the automatic qualifiers known as the "big five." Eurovision fans can watch the live broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, or follow along on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds. For a comprehensive event overview, see the BBC's guide to the 2025 Eurovision final.
The event has always celebrated original music and live vocal performances. This year, the rules remain strict on song originality and live singing, ensuring a high standard for every entry. Switzerland hosts the contest after its victory in 2024, with Nemo set to return as a guest performer.
Why Is Remember Monday Generating Buzz?
After recent disappointing results for the UK, with contestants Olly Alexander and Mae Muller finishing near the bottom, fans are pinning hopes on a turnaround. Remember Monday's fresh sound and media experience have turned them into crowd favorites. They're determined to stand out among Europe’s best, aiming for memorable staging and strong audience appeal.
To see who else is performing and why Eurovision 2025 is especially anticipated, check out the NY Times Eurovision live coverage.
How Does the Voting Work?
Eurovision voting combines scores from expert juries with fan votes. Viewers across Europe, and even non-participating countries, can cast up to 20 votes using various platforms. Each country submits a Top 10, allocating 12 points to their favorite. These rules make every performance—including Remember Monday’s—crucial.
For fans and followers wanting detailed instructions or behind-the-scenes stories, consult the official BBC Eurovision coverage.
Conclusion: Could Remember Monday Transform UK’s Eurovision Reputation?
Remember Monday brings talent, drive, and a genuine love for performance to Eurovision 2025. With a compelling backstory and a catchy song, they embody the UK’s renewed hope for Eurovision success. Whether they take home the trophy or not, their journey is set to inspire music fans both at home and across Europe.
Stay tuned for live updates as the excitement unfolds and don’t forget to support Remember Monday as they take the Eurovision stage!