Template:Infobox song contest

Eurovision Song Contest 2025
Eurovision Song Contest 2025
Welcome Home
Dates and venue
Semi-final 1	13 May 2025;
Semi-final 2	15 May 2025;
Final	17 May 2025;
Venue	St. Jakobshalle; Basel, Switzerland
Organisation
Organiser	European Broadcasting Union (EBU)
ESC director	Martin Green
Executive supervisor	Martin Österdahl
Production
Host broadcaster	Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG SSR)
Directors	Robin Hofwander; Fredrik Bäcklund; Myriam von Necker;
Executive producers	Reto Peritz; Moritz Stadler;
Presenters	Hazel Brugger; Sandra Studer; Michelle Hunziker (final);
Participants
Number of entries	37
Number of finalists	26
Returning countries	Montenegro
Non-returning countries	Moldova
	Participation map Finalist countries Countries eliminated in the semi-finals Countries that participated in the past but not in 2025;
Vote
Voting system	Each country awards one set in the semi-finals, or two sets in the final of 12, 10, 8–1 points to ten songs.; In all three shows, online votes from viewers in non-participating countries are aggregated and awarded as one set of points.
Winning song	Austria; "Wasted Love"
	2024 ← Eurovision Song Contest → 2026

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For the Eurovision Song Contest:

{{Infobox song contest
| name                = Eurovision Song Contest
| year                = 
| logo                = 
| alt                 = 
| theme               = <!-- For editions from 2002 to 2022 use | theme = (theme), for editions since 2023 use | theme = ''United by Music'' -->
| semi1               = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| semi2               = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| final               = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| venue               = 
| organiser           = 
| ESC_director        = 
| execsupervisor      = 
| host_broadcaster    = 
| director            = 
| execproducer        = 
| presenters          = 
| participants update = {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}} <!-- For use before list of participants is out -->
| entries             = 
| finalists           = 
| debut               = 
| return              = 
| non-return          = 
| vote                = 
| winner              = 
<!-- Map legend colours; only include one -->
| Map PreList         = Y <!-- Before list of participants is out -->
| Map ListOut         = Y <!-- After list of participants is out -->
| Map AfterSF1        = Y <!-- After SF1 but before SF2 -->
| Map Final           = Y <!-- After SF2 -->
| Map JESC            = Y <!-- After list of participants is out; JESC only -->
}}

For the Sanremo Music Festival:

{{Infobox song contest
| name              = Sanremo Music Festival
| year              = 
| logo              = 
| alt               = 
| semi1             = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| semi2             = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| semi3             = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| semi4             = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| final             = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| venue             = {{lang|it|[[Teatro Ariston]]|i=no}}<br />Sanremo, Italy
| broadcaster       = {{lang|it|[[RAI|Radiotelevisione italiana]]|i=no}} (RAI)
| director          = 
| musdirector       = 
| artistic director = 
| presenters        = 
| section1          = Big Artists section
| entries1          = 
| vote1             = 
| winner1           = 
| section2          = Newcomers' section
| entries2          = 
| vote2             = 
| winner2           = 
}}

For Melodifestivalen:

{{Infobox song contest
| name         = Melodifestivalen
| year         = 
| logo         = 
| alt          = 
| logo         = 
| heat1        = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| heat1_venue  = 
| heat2        = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| heat2_venue  = 
| heat3        = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| heat3_venue  = 
| heat4        = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| heat4_venue  = 
| heat5        = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| heat5_venue  = 
| final        = {{start date|yyyy|mm|dd|df=y}}
| final_venue  = [[Strawberry Arena]], Stockholm
| broadcaster  = {{lang|sv|[[Sveriges Television]]|i=no}} (SVT)
| execproducer = 
| staff1_label = Competition producer
| staff1       = 
| presenters   = {{ubl|}}
| entries      = 
| finalists    = 
| winner       = 
| vote         = 
}}

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TemplateData for Infobox song contest

Infobox about an edition of a song competition

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Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Name	`name`	Full name of the competition Example Eurovision Song Contest	Line	required
Year	`year`	Year of the competition; always include for recurring song contests Example 1956	Number	suggested
Logo	`logo` `image`	Logo image	File	optional
Alt text	`alt`	Alternative text for the logo image	Line	optional
Logo size	`size` `imagesize`	Size to display the logo image Default 250x300px	Line	optional
Native theme	`theme_native`	Theme or slogan of the competition in its original language if not English Example Музыка в сердце твоей страны	Line	suggested
Theme	`theme`	Theme or slogan of the competition; or an English translation of the theme or slogan if in a different language Example United by Music	Line	suggested
Date (qualification rounds)	`qual` `qual1` `qual2` `qual3` `qual4` `qual5` `qual6`	Date of the qualification round(s) Example 1 January 1956	Line	optional
Name (qualification rounds)	`qual_name` `qual1_name` `qual2_name` `qual3_name` `qual4_name` `qual5_name` `qual6_name`	Name of the qualification round(s); replaces the default 'Qualification round (1-6)'	Line	optional
Venue (heats)	`qual_venue` `qual1_venue` `qual2_venue` `qual3_venue` `qual4_venue` `qual5_venue` `qual6_venue`	Venue and location of the qualification round(s) Example [[Strawberry Arena]], Stockholm	Line	optional
Date (heats)	`heat1` `heat2` `heat3` `heat4` `heat5`	Date of the heat(s) Example 1 January 1956	Line	optional
Venue (heats)	`heat1_venue` `heat2_venue` `heat3_venue` `heat4_venue` `heat5_venue`	Venue and location of the heat(s) Example [[Strawberry Arena]], Stockholm	Line	optional
Date (quarter-final)	`quarter`	Date of the quarter-final Example 1 January 1956	Line	optional
Name (quarter-final)	`quarter_name`	Name of the quarter-final; replaces the default 'Quarter-final'	Line	optional
Venue (quarter-final)	`quarter_venue`	Venue of the quarter-final, and its location Example [[Strawberry Arena]], Stockholm	Line	optional
Date (semi-finals)	`semi` `semi1` `semi2` `semi3` `semi4` `semi5`	Date of the semi-final(s)	Line	optional
Name (semi-finals)	`semi_name` `semi1_name` `semi2_name` `semi3_name` `semi4_name` `semi5_name`	Name of the semi-final(s); replaces the default 'Semi-final (1-5)' Example 1 January 1956	Line	optional
Venue (semi-final)	`semi_venue` `semi1_venue` `semi2_venue` `semi3_venue` `semi4_venue` `semi5_venue`	Venue and location of the semi-final(s) Example [[Strawberry Arena]], Stockholm	Line	optional
Date (second chance)	`second`	Date of the second chance round Example 1 January 1956	Line	optional
Name (second chance)	`second_name`	Name of the second chance round; replaces the default 'Second chance'	Line	optional
Venue (second chance)	`second_venue`	Venue and location of the second chance round Example [[Strawberry Arena]], Stockholm	Line	optional
Date (final)	`final`	Date of the final Example 1 January 1956	Line	suggested
Name (final)	`final_name`	Name of the final; replaces the default 'Final'	Line	optional
Venue (final)	`final_venue`	Venue and location of the final Example [[Strawberry Arena]], Stockholm	Line	optional
Date (air date)	`airdate`	Date programme was aired (for non-competitive broadcasts)	Line	optional
Venue	`venue`	Venue and location of the whole competition Example [[Rotterdam Ahoy]]<br />Rotterdam, Netherlands	Content	suggested
Organiser	`organiser` `organizer`	The body with overall responsibility for the organising of the contest; use 'organizer' to display label with US spelling Example [[European Broadcasting Union]] (EBU)	Content	suggested
ESC director	`ESC_director`	Eurovision Song Contest director (for ESC only) Example [[Martin Green]]	Content	optional
Executive supervisor	`execsupervisor` `exsupervisor` `show_supervisor` `scrutineer` `president`	Executive supervisor who supervises the contest on behalf of the contest organiser Example [[Martin Österdahl]]	Content	optional
Host broadcaster	`host_broadcaster` `host` `broadcaster`	Host broadcaster; use full broadcaster title and its abbreviation, and do not use flag icons Example [[Swiss Broadcasting Corporation]] (SRG SSR)	Content	suggested
Producer	`producer` `producers`	Television producer(s) Example [[Hans Müller]]	Content	optional
Director	`director` `directors`	Television director(s) Example [[Claude François Dulac]]	Content	suggested
Executive producer	`execproducer` `exproducer` `execproducers` `exproducers`	Executive producer(s) with overall responsibility on behalf of the host broadcaster Example [[Elizabeth Walker]]	Content	suggested
Musical director	`musdirector` `orchestra leader` `conductor`	Musical director responsible for the orchestra Example [[Sarah Jones]]	Content	optional
Artistic director	`artdirector` `artistic director`	Artistic director responsible for the overall artistic vision of the contest Example [[Sergio Jaen]]	Content	optional
Extra staff (label)	`staff1_label` `staff2_label` `staff3_label` `staff4_label` `staff5_label`	Adds additional credits to the infobox Example Competition producer	Content	optional
Extra staff	`staff1` `staff2` `staff3` `staff4` `staff5`	Adds additional credits to the infobox Example [[Karin Gunnarson]]	Content	optional
Presenters	`presenters` `presenter`	The presenter(s) of the contest (only the main presenters should be listed; do not list green room hosts or other hosting-adjacent roles Example {{Ubl\|[[John Smith]]\|[[Amy Anderson]]}}	Content	suggested
Competing entity	`competing`	A plural noun indicating what is competing in the contest; used in various places in the infobox Default countries Example artists	Line	optional
Number of entries	`entries`	Number of participating entries Example 42	Number	optional
Number of finalists	`finalists`	Number of participating finalists Example 26	Number	optional
Time of last participants update	`participants update`	The time that the provisional information about participants in the infobox was last updated Example July 2023 Auto value `{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}`	Line	optional
Debuting countries	`debut`	Countries making their first-time appearance Example {{Esc\|Switzerland}}	Content	optional
Returning countries	`return`	Countries participating after not participating in the previous event Example {{Esc\|Luxembourg}}	Content	optional
Disqualified countries	`disqualified` `dq` `removed`	Countries disqualified during the event; do not populate if countries were disqualified before the event took place Example {{Esc\|Netherlands}}	Content	optional
Non-returning countries	`non-return` `nonreturn` `withdraw`	Countries not participating after participating in the previous event Example {{Esc\|Turkey}}	Content	optional
Map	`map`	The name of the subpage of [[Template:Infobox song contest]] that contains the map to be used (defaults to the contest's name and year) Example Kvalifikacija za Millstreet	Line	optional
Voting system	`vote`	The voting system used Example Each country awarded 12, 10, 8–1 points to their ten favourite songs.	Content	optional
Winner	`winner`	Winning country and song (for competitions like the (Junior) Eurovision Song Contest) Example {{flag\|Ireland}}<br/>"[[Happy Day]]"	Content	optional
Winning dancers	`windance`	Winning country and dance (for competitions like Eurovision Young Dancers)	Content	optional
Winning musician	`winmusician`	Winning country and musician (for competitions like Eurovision Young Musicians)	Content	optional
Winning choir	`winchoir`	Winning country and choir (for competitions like Eurovision Choir)	Content	optional
Section title (extra sections)	`section1` `section2` `section3` `section4` `section5`	Title of section(s) to show results of additional awards/competition categories Example Big Artists section	Content	optional
Number of entries (extra sections)	`entries1` `entries2` `entries3` `entries4` `entries5` `big artists acts` `newcomer acts`	Number of participating entries (extra section(s); use only if the full list of participants has been revealed)	Number	optional
Debuting entries (extra sections)	`debut1` `debut2` `debut3` `debut4` `debut5`	Entrants making their first-time appearance (extra section(s); use only if the full list of participants has been revealed)	Content	optional
Returning entries (extra sections)	`return1` `return2` `return3` `return4` `return5`	Entries participating after not participating in the previous event (extra section(s); use only if the full list of participants has been revealed)	Content	optional
Non-returning entries (extra sections)	`non-return1` `nonreturn1` `withdraw1` `non-return2` `nonreturn2` `withdraw2` `non-return3` `nonreturn3` `withdraw3` `non-return4` `nonreturn4` `withdraw4` `non-return5` `nonreturn5` `withdraw5`	Entries not participating after participating in the previous event (extra section(s); use only if the full list of participants has been revealed)	Content	optional
Voting system (extra sections)	`vote1` `vote2` `vote3` `vote4` `vote5` `big artists voting system` `newcomers voting system`	The voting system used (extra section(s))	Content	optional
Winning entry (extra sections)	`winner1` `winner2` `winner3` `winner4` `winner5` `big artists winning act` `newcomers winning act`	Winning entry (extra section(s))	Content	optional
Previous year	`prev_year`	The year of the previous competition; this only needs to be set if it's not the year before	Number	optional
Second previous year	`prev_year2`	The year of the competition before the previous; set this value and the previous year value if the previous edition was cancelled and an article for the cancelled edition exists	Number	optional
Next year	`next_year`	The year of the next competition; this only needs to be set if it's not the year after	Number	optional
Second next year	`next_year2`	The year of the competition after the next; set this value and the next year value if the next edition was cancelled	Number	optional
Map legend option – pre-list	`Map PreList`	Pre-built option for map legends – before the official list of participating countries has been announced: countries which have provisionally confirmed participation (purple); countries which have participated in past editions (grey) Example Y	Line	optional
Map legend option – list out	`Map ListOut`	Pre-built option for map legends – after the official list of participating countries has been announced: countries which have pre-qualified for the final (blue); countries competing in the semi-finals (green); countries which have participated in past editions but not in current edition (grey) Example Y	Line	optional
Map legend option – after semi-final 1	`Map AfterSF1`	Pre-built option for map legends – after the first semi-final has been held (ESC only): countries which are set to compete in the final thus far (blue); countries competing in semi-final 2 (green); countries eliminated in semi-final 1 (red); countries which have participated in past editions but not in current edition (grey) Example Y	Line	optional
Map legend option – final	`Map Final`	Pre-built option for map legends – all semi-finals held (ESC only): finalist countries (blue); countries eliminated in the semi-finals (red); countries which have participated in past editions but not in current edition (grey) Example Y	Line	optional
Map legend option – only one semi	`Map 1Semi`	Pre-built option for map legends – editions with only one semi-final (ESC only): finalist countries (blue); countries eliminated in the semi-final (red); countries which have participated in past editions but not in current edition (grey) Example Y	Line	optional
Map legend option – no semis	`Map NoSemis` `Map JESC`	Pre-built option for map legends – editions with no semi-finals: competing countries (blue); countries which have participated in past editions but not in current edition (grey) Example Y	Line	optional
Map legend option – relegation	`Map Relegation`	Pre-built option for map legends – editions with relegation: competing countries (blue); countries unable to participate due to poor results in previous contests (light blue); countries which have participated in past editions but not in current edition (grey) Example Y	Line	optional
Qualification show	`qualification_show`	Changes whether the legend should display something other than 'the semi-final(s)' Example Kvalifikacija za Millstreet	Line	optional

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Eurovision Song Contest 2025
Welcome Home

Dates and venue
Semi-final 1	13 May 2025 (2025-05-13)
Semi-final 2	15 May 2025 (2025-05-15)
Final	17 May 2025 (2025-05-17)
Venue	St. Jakobshalle Basel, Switzerland
Organisation
Organiser	European Broadcasting Union (EBU)
ESC director	Martin Green
Executive supervisor	Martin Österdahl
Production
Host broadcaster	Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG SSR)
Directors	Robin Hofwander Fredrik Bäcklund Myriam von Necker
Executive producers	Reto Peritz Moritz Stadler
Presenters	Hazel Brugger Sandra Studer Michelle Hunziker (final)
Participants
Number of entries	37
Number of finalists	26
Returning countries	Montenegro
Non-returning countries	Moldova
Participation map Finalist countries Countries eliminated in the semi-finals Countries that participated in the past but not in 2025
Vote
Voting system	Each country awards one set in the semi-finals, or two sets in the final of 12, 10, 8–1 points to ten songs. In all three shows, online votes from viewers in non-participating countries are aggregated and awarded as one set of points.
Winning song	Austria "Wasted Love"
2024 ← Eurovision Song Contest → 2026