The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 is just around the corner, with Remember Monday representing the UK this year.

The girl group, made up of members Charlotte Steele, Holly-Anne Hull, and Lauren Byrne, will be performing their song ‘What The Hell Just Happened’ and will be hoping to claim the winning spot.

Remember Monday will be the first all-female group to represent the UK since 1999 when they take to the stage in St. Jakobshalle, Basel next weekend, following Switzerland’s Nemo claiming the Eurovision 2024 title.

But what are the key dates you need to know about for Eurovision 2025 and when is the final taking place? This is all you need to know.

Eurovision 2025 dates – the semi-finals

The first semi-final of Eurovision will be on Tuesday, May 13, live from Basel, Switzerland, and stand-up comedian Hazel Brugger and Eurovision veteran Sandra Studer will host from the St. Jakobshalle arena.

With commentary by Scott Mills and Rylan, viewers can tune in on BBC One and iPlayer from 8pm until 10.20pm as the first 15 acts go head to head.

A few days later on Thursday, May 15, the second semi-final will also take place live from Basel.

This will also be shown on BBC One and iPlayer from 8pm with more commentary provided by Scott and Rylan.

Ireland, Australia, Montenegro, Greece, Latvia, Armenia and Denmark are among those competing.

Remember Monday will perform on May 15, and are automatically qualified for the final at the end of the week, as a representative of the “big five” (UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain).

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When is the Eurovision 2025 final? See time

The live grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel will air on Saturday, May 17 on BBC One and iPlayer at 8pm until midnight.

The 69th annual song competition will be presented by Hazel, Sandra and TV presenter Michelle Hunziker.

As always, the UK’s commentary will be coming from Graham Norton, live from St. Jakobshalle arena, as he gives his thoughts on the 26 competing nations.