The next seven finalists of Eesti Laul 2025 have been revealed.

The next seven finalists of Eesti Laul 2025 were revealed this evening during Ringvaade on ETV. Tanja Mihhailova-Saar, who represented Estonia at Eurovision 2014, revealed the finalists.

The finalists that were revealed tonight are:

Minimal Wind – “Armageddon”
andrei zevakin feat. Karita – “Ma ei tea sind” (I don’t know you)
Gem98 – “Psycho”
Frants Tikerpuu – “Trouble”
Janek – “Frozen”
Joelle – “Eyes Don’t Lie”
Tommy Cash – “Espresso Macchiato”

Tonight’s finalists join the previously announced finalists, who are:

Kaisa Lang feat. RĂ€pina Jack – “Tule” (Come)
Tuuli Rand – “Rem”
ANT – “Tomorrow Never Changes”
FELIN – “Solo Anthem”
Anna Sahlene – “Love Me Low”
Stereo Terror – “Prty Till the End of the World”
An-Marlen – “KĂŒlm” (Cold)
Elysa – “The Last to Know”

The 16th finalist will be selected through a public vote and will be revealed in early January.

Eesti Laul 2025 will only consist of one show; a grand final on February 15 in the Unibet Arena in Tallinn. This will be the first time since 2010 that Eesti Laul will consist of only one show. The voting in the final will take place over two rounds. In the first round, a seven-member international expert and public voting will select three entries to advance to the superfinal.

In the superfinal, public voting alone will decide the winner. The winner of Eesti Laul 2025 will represent Estonia in Eurovision 2025 in Basel.

5Miinust & Puuluup represented Estonia at Eurovision 2024 with “(Nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (kĂŒll) midagi”. They finished 20th in the final with 37 points.

Image Source: Sarah Louise Bennet/EBU | Source: ERR

Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest

Estonia debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994 alongside six other countries. In 2001 Estonia won the Eurovision Song Contest for the only time to date. They won with the song “Everybody”, performed by Tanel Padar, Dave Benton & 2XL, who took a surprise victory in Copenhagen. After the success of the late-90s and early 00s, Estonia failed to qualify for the final from 2004-2008. In 2009 Estonia launched a new selection show, Eesti Laul. They have qualified for the final on 10 out of 15 attempts since.

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Posted by:Neil Farren

Neil is from Ireland but currently lives in Belgium. He has has been an editor for Eurovoix since May 2017. He has been following the Eurovision Song Contest since 2005 and attended every contest as press since 2019. He also follows other Eurovision contests, such as the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which he has watched since the very first edition in 2003.