Interest is mounting in Greece’s selection process for the Eurovision Song Contest 2027, with reports suggesting that around 62 artists have submitted entries for Sing for Greece 2027, the country’s national selection competition.
The submission period closed on 1 November, and according to reports from Eurovision-focused media, a mix of established performers, newcomers and former hopefuls are seeking the chance to represent Greece on the Eurovision stage.
While the figure of 62 participants has been widely reported, it has not yet been officially confirmed by ERT, Greece’s public broadcaster.
Artists reportedly in contention
According to information published by Eurovisionfun, names linked to the selection process include:
- Joanne
- Nether Silence
- Eva Som
- BARBZ
- Stavros Kritikos
- Tania Breazou
- Vemily
- Vasilis Plytarias
- NAFSICA
- Malou
- Dimitris Gerogiannis
- Billie Isak
- Manos Phi
- Panagiotis Tsakalakos
ERT is expected to announce the final number of entries and further details of the selection process in the coming weeks.
Three-night event in Thessaloniki
This year’s competition will be held at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall, marking a move away from Athens.
According to plans announced by ERT on 29 October:
- The first semi-final will take place on 9 February 2027
- The second semi-final will be held on 11 February 2027
- The final is scheduled for 13 February 2027
Up to 20 finalists will compete in the semi-finals for a place in the final show.
Winner to represent Greece in Bulgaria
The successful act will go on to represent Greece at the 71st Eurovision Song Contest, which is scheduled to take place in Burgas, Bulgaria, in May 2027.
ERT has said the Thessaloniki venue was selected because of its technical capabilities, production facilities and capacity to host three major live television events.
