Sissal has added another date to her pre-Eurovision promotional tour traveling to Norway this weekend.
The Danish representative Sissal is the latest addition to the Nordic Eurovision Party 2025 in Oslo, Norway. She will be singing “Hallucination” for Denmark on stage in Basel this May.
This will be the second promotional appearance Sissal has done since winning Dansk Melodi Grand Prix. She appeared at Melfest WKDN in Stockholm earlier this month, we spoke to the singer at the time regarding her whirlwind Eurovision journey:
Sissal is one of seven acts competing in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 set to perform at the Nordic Eurovision Party. The previously announced artists are:
Shkodra Elektronike – representing Albania in 2025
Kyle Alessandro – representing Norway in 2025
Charmed – represented Norway in 2000
The Roop – represented Lithuania in 2020/21
Gunnhild Sundli – lead singer of Gåte, who represented Norway in 2024
Elena Tsagrinou – represented Cyprus in 2021
KEiiNO – represented Norway in 2019; also competed in Melodi Grand Prix 2021/2024
Queentastic – Melodi Grand Prix 2006 participant
Margaret Berger – represented Norway in 2013; competed in Melodi Grand Prix 2023
Vidar Villa – Melodi Grand Prix 2018/2024 participant
Gunilla Persson – Melodifestivalen 2024 participant
Emmy – representing Ireland in 2025
Tautumeitas – representing Latvia in 2025
Jerry Heil – represented Ukraine in 2024
Sandra Kim – Winner of Eurovision 1986 for Belgium
Klara Hammarström – Multiple Melodifestivalen participant
VÆB – representing Iceland in 2025
Gothminister – Melodi Grand Prix 2024 participant
Ladybug – Melodi Grand Prix 2025 participant
Justyna Steczkowska – representing Poland in 2025
During the coming weeks, more artists will be announced as performing at the event in the Norwegian capital. The show will be hosted by Marte Stokstad, who is the Norwegian commentator for the Eurovision Song Contest.
The Nordic Eurovision Party 2025 will be held at the Sentrum Scene in Oslo. Tickets for the event are on sale via Ticketmaster. Prices for the event start at 699 NOK (€59.54). There are options for standing, seating and early entry.
The dates for pre-parties in 2025 are as follows:
Image source: Daniel Stridh | Source: Nordic Eurovision Party
Denmark debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1957 alongside Austria and the United Kingdom. To date Denmark has won the contest on three occasions, the first being in 1963 when Grethe & Jorgen Ingmann performed “Dansevise”. Denmark won the contest again in 2000 represented by the Olsen Brothers. Their most recent victory came in 2013 when Emmelie de Forest performed “Only Teardrops”. Denmark has not been in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest since 2019.
