Fans around the world get ready for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. All eyes fix on Basel, Switzerland. The event runs from May 13 to 17 at St. Jakobshalle. The Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG SSR) leads the work. It is the official host broadcaster named by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). This article explains what to expect from the host broadcaster and highlights key event points.
Host Broadcaster: Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG SSR)
SRG SSR has a long record of running big events. It manages the Eurovision Song Contest with care. The broadcaster promises high-quality shows. It makes sure that every part of the contest shows inclusivity and diversity—core values of Eurovision.
SRG SSR now plans a show full of fresh broadcasting ideas and clear storytelling.
Switzerland picked Basel for a smart reason. The nation won last year in Malmö, Sweden when Nemo sang “The Code.” That win made Switzerland a culture and art hub. SRG SSR now plans a show full of fresh broadcasting ideas and clear storytelling.
The Team Behind the Show
The presenters for Eurovision 2025 have been named. Hazel Brugger, Michelle Hunziker, and Sandra Studer will lead the Grand Final. They show Switzerland’s mix of styles and charm. Their roles are set to bring clear warmth and skill to the act.
- Hazel Brugger is a well-known comedian with fast, witty humor. She connects well with young fans.
- Michelle Hunziker is an international personality. She has hosted many important European TV shows.
- Sandra Studer knows Eurovision history well. Her deep ties make her ideal to guide the crowd.
Mélanie Freymond and Sven Epiney join to present pre-show events and live viewing. Their work adds variety and shows the contest’s spirit of unity.
What to Expect in Basel
The team prepares many parts of Eurovision 2025. They plan active audience events, strong cultural ties, and smart technical fixes. The show goes beyond the live stage at St. Jakobshalle. It will spread events across Swiss communities. This plan creates a festival feel all over the country.
Participating Countries
Thirty-eight broadcasters join the contest from many European lands. Notably, Montenegro's RTCG returns after a break since 2022. This mix shows the contest’s wide reach and celebrates Europe’s diverse music.
Public Engagement and Viewing Experiences
Fans who do not get Grand Final tickets can join "Arena plus." They will meet at Basel’s St. Jakob-Park. There, huge screens and live acts make watching fun. Pre-show activities feature popular artists. These acts help spread the Eurovision vibe further.
Tickets for the main event and extra viewings come out early. This plan gives fans a strong chance to join the cultural show.
Conclusion
Eurovision 2025, led by SRG SSR, will light up the scene. The host broadcaster takes pride in crafting a vibrant, welcoming celebration of music and art. With a skilled team and a focus on community, the event promises to honor the spirit of togetherness. Whether you join at St. Jakobshalle or at local gatherings, you will see creativity, diversity, and great music in May 2025.
