The countdown starts. Fans wait. The contest comes on May 17 in Basel, Switzerland. The betting odds show clear views on each act.
Top Contenders: Who Are the Favorites?
1. Sweden: KAJ with “Bara Bada Bastu”
Sweden leads with the group KAJ and their lively song “Bara Bada Bastu.” The odds show a 35% win chance. The song gives a nod to Finnish sauna habits. It mixes fun with a dance beat. A win would give Sweden eight titles and break their tie with Ireland.
2. Austria: JJ with “Wasted Love”
Austria follows. The countertenor JJ sings “Wasted Love” in a strong popera style. His odds stand at 22%. His stage style and clear voice bring strong attention. A win would mark Austria’s third victory, their first since Conchita Wurst in 2014. ### 3. France: Louane with “Maman”
France sends Louane with her song “Maman.” Her chance now is 8%. Louane has many fans in France. Her past in music and acting draws more interest. Her song mixes deep feelings with strength that many viewers enjoy.
4. Israel: Yuval Raphael with "New Day Will Rise"
Israel brings Yuval Raphael and her song “New Day Will Rise.” She has a 6% chance. Her show sings in more than one language. This mix aims to reach many viewers and shows Eurovision’s mix of cultures.
5. Netherlands: Claude with “C’est La Vie”
The Netherlands sends Claude with the song “C’est La Vie.” His chance is near 4%. The upbeat tune brings a mood of hope. Claude uses his song to share a message of good energy.
Other Notable Entries
Other entries have their own odds. A few examples are:
- Czechia: Adonxs with “Kiss Kiss Goodbye” – 3%
- Finland: Erika Vikman with “Ich komme” – 3%
- Belgium: Red Sebastian with “Strobe Lights” – 3%
In contrast, the UK struggles. Their song “What The Hell Just Happened?” by Remember Monday has only a 1% chance.
Trends and Viewer Choices
Odds mix the style of each act. This contest shows many LGBTQ+ artists. This mix means the show enjoys voices from many paths. While Sweden, Austria, and France seem strong, live shows may shift the order when public votes join expert scores.
Conclusion: The Final Countdown
The semifinals come on May 13 and 15. The final is on May 17. The odds show today’s views but live shows may change the scene fast. With weeks of practice and stage work, the contest in 2025 will shine on many talents. Stay alert as each performance may change the score at any time.
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