NetherlandsNow that the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 line-up is complete, it is time for the artists and their delegations to start a European tour of preview parties in the build up to Basel. The next big event takes place this weekend with Eurovision in Concert 2025.
What is Eurovision in Concert?
Since 2009, the event has expanded to become the biggest pre-party on the Eurovision events calendar. Eurovision in Concert is a gala of entertainment that brings together local artists Eurovision acts from past and present, as well as nearly all the competing acts from the current year. Making it a good alternative for Eurofans not splashing out on going to Eurovision itself.
Where?
Eurovision in Concert 2025 will take place at AFAS Live, Amsterdam. Situated near the Johan Cruyff Arena, AFAS Live is one of Amsterdam’s most famous entertainment hotspots with a capacity of 6000. The upstairs after-party area can hold 700 guests.
When?
This years’ edition of Eurovision in Concert will take place April 5 2025. Tickets are still available through the official ticket partner Ticketmaster Netherlands. The main event will be hosted by Cornald Maas and Stefania. Before the main show, there is also a special 15th anniversary warm-up concert taking place between 14:30 to 16:00 CET. This will be hosted hosted by Krista Siegfrids and feature numerous legacy Eurovision artists with tickets also available.
- Warm Up Concert ticket – €26,50
- General admission – €63,50
- Tribune seats – €73,50
- Balcony seats – €68,50
- Early Entry standing area – €89,50
- Wheelchair/Accessible – €63,50
Who is performing?
A total of 30 acts are performing at Eurovision in Concert 2025. The full line-up is as follows:
The Warm-Up Concert:
- Imaani- (United Kingdom 1998)
- Serhat – (San Marino 2016 & 2019)
- Luke Black – (Serbia 2023)
- Kaleen – (Austria 2024)
- Konstrakta – (Serbia 2022)
Main show:
- Albania – Shkodra Elektronike
- Armenia – PARG
- Australia – Go-Jo
- Austria – JJ
- Azerbaijan – Mamagama
- Belgium – Red Sebastian
- Croatia – Marko Bošnjak
- Czechia – Adonxs
- Denmark – Sissal
- Estonia – Tommy Cash
- Finland – Erika Vikman
- France – Louane
- Georgia – Mariam Shengelia
- Germany – Abor & Tynna
- Iceland – VÆB
- Ireland – Emmy
- Lithuania – Katarsis
- Luxembourg – Laura Thorn
- Malta – Miriana Conte
- Montenegro – Nina Žižić
- Netherlands – Claude
- Norway – Kyle Alessandro
- Poland – Justyna Steczkowska
- Portugal – Napa
- San Marino – Gabry Ponte
- Serbia – Princ
- Slovenia – Klemen
- Spain – Melody
- Ukraine – Ziferblat
- United Kingdom – Remember Monday
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