Tel Aviv 2019

United Kingdom confirms participation in 2019

The BBC has confirmed that it will join the party in Tel Aviv. The broadcaster is now asking the public for submissions on what might be their entry next year.

Submissions for entries are now open!

Artists can submit potential entries to the BBC until the 26th Octobe. Public submissions will then be shortlisted by a representative panel from OGAE UK.

The BBC will also be seeking entries from leading songwriters with the new Music Consultant for the BBC Greig Watts, who has expressed their excitement about his involvement in the selection of the United Kingdom’s entry:

The Eurovision Song Contest just gets bigger and better and more exciting for me each year, and I’m sure Israel will deliver another amazing contest.

I’m so happy to be involved this year for the UK; it really is a dream come true, and I’m looking forward to working with the team to get the strongest possible song and result we can for the UK, like we do on the world music stage.

There’s no guaranteed song-writing formula for Eurovision as each year something different wins. I’m looking for melodic songs with impact for the arena as well as on TV. Songs that instantly hit you and never leave your brain!”


Greig Watts on their Eurovision involvement

The entry for the United Kingdom will once again be selected through ‘Eurovision: You Decide’ with more details about the show to be announced at a later date.

United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2018

SuRie was selected to represent the United Kingdom with the song “Storm”. As a member of the Big Five, the United Kingdom participated directly at the Grand Final, where she finished 24th Place with 48 Points.

Are you excited that the United Kingdom will be participating once again?. Who would you like to follow SuRie’s footsteps in Tel Aviv?. Let us know your opinions and thoughs below or at social media @ESCXTRA

SuRie performing her entry “Storm” in the Jury Grand Final

Tim Jumawan

I started watching Eurovision ever since I moved to the UK in 2006, obsessed since 2012 and haven't looked back since.

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