The United Kingdom will take part in the Eurovision Song Contest 2027 in Bulgaria, following confirmation from the BBC.
The British broadcaster has confirmed that the UK will return to the Eurovision stage for the 2027 edition of the contest. The confirmation adds the United Kingdom to the growing list of countries set to compete in next year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
At this stage, the BBC has not announced how the UK’s artist and song will be selected for Eurovision 2027. In recent years, the broadcaster has mainly used an internal selection process, working with music industry partners to choose the country’s representative.
The UK’s continued participation is also supported by the BBC’s ongoing Eurovision partnership with BBC Studios, which is expected to continue until at least 2028.
The United Kingdom remains one of Eurovision’s longest-standing participants, having first joined the contest in 1957. Over the decades, the UK has won Eurovision five times and has produced some of the competition’s most memorable entries.
Eurovision 2027 will be held in Bulgaria, bringing the contest to the country for the first time. More details about the host city, venue, participating countries, and national selection plans are expected to be revealed in the coming months.
What We Know So Far
- The United Kingdom has confirmed participation in Eurovision 2027.
- The BBC will remain responsible for the UK’s Eurovision involvement.
- No artist, song, or selection format has been announced yet.
- Eurovision 2027 will take place in Bulgaria.
Euroverse will continue following all official Eurovision 2027 updates as more broadcasters confirm their participation.