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The journey to crown Estonia’s next Eurovision representative is officially underway! On Friday, ETV’s program “Eesti Laul 2025. Start” unveiled the competition songs for the first time, giving fans a taste of the talent in this year’s lineup.

The Grand Final

The much-anticipated Eesti Laul 2025 final will take place on February 15 at the Unibet Arena. The grand evening will feature performances from 16 contestants, competing for the chance to represent Estonia at Eurovision 2025.

Meet the Finalists

Fifteen acts have already secured their spots in the final. Presented alphabetically, here are this year’s contenders and their songs:

• An-Marlen – “Külm” (Authors: Frederik Mustonen, Ingel Marlen Mikk, Maria Vainumägi)
• Andrei Zevakin feat. Karita – “Ma ei tea sind” (Authors: Andrei Zevakin, Liina Ariadne Pedanik, Martti Hallik)
• Anna Sahlene – “Love Me Low” (Authors: David Lindgren Zacharias, Bobby Ljunggren, Michaela Stridbeck, Marcus Svedin, Anna Sahlin, Dagmar Oja, Kaire Vilgats)
• Ant – “Tomorrow Never Comes” (Authors: Ant Nurhan, Kim Wennerström, Merili Käsper)
• Elysa – “The Last to Know” (Authors: Simon Peyron, Angelino Markenhorn, Julie Aagaard, Elisa Kolk)
• Felin – “Solo Anthem” (Authors: Paul Rey, Gevin Niglas, Johanna Ekholm, Elin Blom Etoall)
• Frants Tikerpuu – “Trouble” (Author: Frants Tikerpuu)
• Gem98 – “Psycho” (Authors: Richard Sepajõe, Gevin Niglas, Karl Birnbaum, Frederik Küüts)
• Janek – “Frozen” (Authors: Janek Valgepea, Kjetil Mørland)
• Joelle – “Eyes Don’t Lie” (Authors: Timo Vendt, Johanna-Elise Kabe)
• Minimal Wind – “Armageddon” (Authors: Elisabeth Tiffany Lepik, Taavi-Hans Kõlar, Paula Pajusaar, Velle Tamme, Robin Kiisholts, Katrina Merily Reimand)
• Räpina Jack feat. Kaisa Ling – “Tule” (Authors: Kill Kaare, Hain Hoppe, Kaisa Ling)
• Stereo Terror – “Prty Till the End of the World” (Authors: Lauri Hämäläinen, Heigo Anto)
• Tommy Cash – “Espresso Macchiato” (Authors: Tommy Cash, Johannes Naukkarinen)
• Tuuli Rand – “Rem” (Authors: Tuuli Rand, Cecilia Martina Mägi, Sander Sadam)

The Wild Card

The 16th finalist will be determined through a public vote organized by Raadio 2. Twenty additional artists, selected by a jury for their standout submissions, will be revealed on December 28, kicking off the public voting period. Fans and radio listeners will have the chance to choose their favorite until the winner is announced on January 6 during a special Raadio 2 broadcast.

How to Follow Along

Music enthusiasts can explore the first 15 competition entries on Jupiter and the Eesti Raadio app. The final on February 15 will be broadcast live across ERR’s TV, radio, and online platforms, while fans are encouraged to experience the excitement in person. Tickets are available via the official Eesti Laul website.

Mark your calendars and join the journey as Estonia selects its next Eurovision star!