Nemo celebrates comeback at the ESC 2025 - new song promises excitement!

Nemo celebrates comeback at the ESC 2025 - new song promises excitement!

Basel, Schweiz - On April 17, 2025, the anticipation for the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025 in Basel, Switzerland, will be felt. Nemo, who won the 2024 competition with his hit "The Code" for Switzerland, will again enter the stage. The ESC 2025 will take place on Saturday, May 17th and promises to become a special spectacle. Derwesten.de reports that ...

nemo has announced on Instagram that he will present a new song that has been unknown to the audience. In a nostalgic moment, the artist appeared with a Uchanka, a traditional Russian hat, and expressed his excitement about returning to the stage. This marks a great honor for him to take part in the ESC again.

nemo and the challenges of the music industry

Although the news of Nemo's return is overwhelming, there have been rumors about possible difficulties that he had, including tour dates and management problems in the past few months. According to watson.ch to publish new music. In mid-April he took part in the Bounce Cypher, a rap marathon of Swiss television SRF, and expressed critical views on the music industry. In particular, he addressed the lack of support, promotional stress and the low fees, from which many artists suffer.

Despite these challenges, hopes for a strong performance at the ESC 2025 seem to be unbroken. Switzerland has created a shiny stage for the event as a host country and hopes that Nemo will inspire the audience again.

The ESC: A cultural phenomenon

The Eurovision Song Contest, which has been organized by the European Radio Union annually since 1956, has consolidated its place in music history. With over 180 million viewers worldwide and the participation of most EBU member states, competition is both a musical and a cultural phenomenon. The first edition took place in Lugano, Switzerland, and has produced numerous international hits since then, including classics such as "Waterloo" by Abba and "Euphoria" by Loreen. wikipedia informs about the background of the competition .

At the ESC, numerous countries compete with their own contributions every year, which inspire both their texts and their musical performances. The points are allocated in two parts, which makes the competition even more exciting. Switzerland will step onto the international stage again with Nemo and thus continue the tradition of the ESC.

On May 17, 2025, ARD will broadcast the competition live from 9 p.m., and the music community and fans worldwide are eagerly awaiting Nemo's comeback with its new song. In the meantime, the sibling duo Abor & Tynna will also compete for Germany with its contribution “Baller”, which makes the competition even more exciting.