Later this November the first Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 will take place in Bangkok, Thailand. Now Bangladesh has confirmed Beatmosphere will represent the nation after winning Voice of Bangladesh.
🇧🇩 Beatmosphere selected for Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026
Recently, NTV the national broadcaster of Bangladesh held its national selection, Voice of Bangladesh. The selection took place on September 30. In total ten acts performed with Beatmosphere taking home the crown with, ‘Tumi Ele’. They will represent the nation in the first ever Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 later this year. The artists and their songs were as follows:
- Pulak Adhikary – “Anari Majhi“ – (Runner-Up)
- Nusrat Jahan Kriti – “Desi Star”
- Krishan Barman – “Kachuri Ful“
- SUBCONSCIOUS – “Janalachobi”
- Benazir Zilani – “Ghum Chokh Raat”
- The Kushiyara Waves – “Mashuk Dhiyan“
- Lubaina Afnan – “Dishehara” (Bewildered)
- Vintage Theory – “Boomerang“ – (Third)
- Nami Imran Sharot – “Onushilon”
- Beatmosphere – “Tumi Ele” (You came) – Winner
The winner was determined from a combination of jury voting (40%), Thai public voting (40%) and international voting (20%).
Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026
Taking up the hosting honours for the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 is Thailand and its broadcaster Channel 3. The venue of choice is IdeaLive in Bangkok. This entertainment space is Bangkok’s newest venue in BRAVO BKK. It has a capacity of over 4,000 seated guests. So far eleven broadcasters have declared interest in participation:
- Thailand – Channel 3 – (Host)
- South Korea – ENA (SK Telecom / KT Group)
- Malaysia – Media Prima (TV3)
- Philippines – ABS-CBN
- Vietnam – Vietnam Television (VTV3)
- Cambodia – TV5 Cambodia
- Laos – Vientiane Capital Television (VTE9)
- Bangladesh – NTV
- Bhutan – Bhutan Broadcasting Service (BBS)
- Nepal – Himalaya TV
- Mongolia – MNC
Each entry submitted will follow the example of Eurovision itself. No more than six performers on stage and the song must not be longer than three minutes. Later in November, the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 will be chosen using Eurovision’s 50% jury and 50% public voting method. The one-off Grand Final will be aired live on the official Eurovision YouTube Channel, with televised broadcasts within the competing nations. International broadcasters may also choose to buy broadcast rights within their programming schedule.
Similarly to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest format, the winning broadcaster is not automatically forced to host the following edition. Instead a bidding process will take place after the 2026 contest concludes to decide who will host the Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2027.
Stay tuned with more announcements on participants expected in the coming weeks and months!
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