The Eurovision 2026 national selection season continues tonight in Montenegro, with the Balkan nation being the second country to hold a national final for Eurovision 2026 aka Montesong 2025.
Montenegro will be selecting its Eurovision entry and act for the second consecutive time via Montesong 2025:
How to watch?
You can watch the Montenegrin national final- Montesong 2025 at 20:00 CET via the following channels:
About the show
A total of 15 acts will be competing tonight for the golden ticket to Eurovision 2026. The show will be held at the RTCG Grand Studio in Podgorica. The Montenegrin Eurovision entry and act will be determined via 50/50 expert jury-public voting deliberation. The show will be hosted by Dajana Golubović Pejović, Jelena Božović and Andrea Šekularac.
The Competing Candidates
- Andrea Demirović – “I Believe”
- Baryak – “Minerva”
- Dolce Hera – “Casanova 91”
- Đurđa – “Dominos”
- Krstinja Manatov ić – “Oli Oli”
- Lana Lopičić – “Doline”
- Lana Vukčević & Đorđe Savković – “Temperatura”
- Lara Baltic – “Rhythm Boy”
- Luka Radović – “Pjevaj Vilo”
- Majda Božović – “Ipak Smo Ljudi”
- Mila Nikić – “Kao Varnica”
- Neno Murić – “Ako Cuješ Glas”
- Stefan Vukotić – “Nedekodirana”
- Tamara Živković – “Nova Zora”
- Tina Džankić – “Shadows”
Montenegro in Eurovision
Montenegro debuted at the Eurovision Song Contest as a solo country in 2007 with Stefan Faddy and is yet to win the competition. The country achieved its best results in the contest in 2015 with Knez‘s Balkan ballad Adio.
The former Yugoslav republic has only made it to the Eurovision Grand Final on two occasions, namely in 2014 and 2015. The Balkan country has competed in Europe’s favourite television show 13 times.
