If you’ve always wanted more of The Euro Trip in your life, we’ve got something just for you. 

On top of our usual free daily episodes during Eurovision week that you’ve come to know and love over the last few years, we’re giving you the chance to find out more about what we get up to in the Eurovision host city. 

The Basel Briefing is a series of extra daily podcast episodes hosted by Rob Lilley-Jones and Callum Rowe who will take you even further behind the scenes in Basel.

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This week we're heading to Iceland to find out how the UK entry ended up in a tiny Icelandic town on their pre-Eurovision promotional tour. We meet the man who organised their music video as they covered the iconic track from the Eurovision movie, and hear more gossip about what they got up to on their Icelandic adventure.

Later in the podcast we also meet Latvia's representatives, Tautumeitas, and we launch the Basel Briefing.

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In an exclusive interview, Contest Producer Christer Björkman reveals all about some of the eyecatching performances we can expect to see in Basel. Speaking to us from his office in Switzerland, he tells us about some of the never-seen-before staging plans certain countries are preparing, and how his role is helping shape this year's Eurovision. Read more about our chat with Christer here.

We're also sticking around in Basel for another opportunity to find out more about this year's host city, plus Niklas Torsell tells us more about the role of a PR Manager, and the importance of building the hype around an artist as Eurovision approaches.

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In a week where the Eurovision world descends on London, we bring you all the action from this year's London Eurovision Party. Recorded live at the venue we're chatting to friends old and new as we find out more about this year's artists and how their preparations are going with just a few weeks to go before the contest in Basel.

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Rob's back from his holiday, just in time for our biggest episode ever! We've got four brilliant guests as this year's contest gets ever closer...

We catch up with Danish entry Sissal to hear more about her performance plans, why she hated her staging in the National Final, and her plans for social media domination. There's also a chance to hang out with friend of the podcast Steve Holden, Sergio Jaen is back with more clues on what he has planned for Austria, Cyprus and Finland, and we also head back to Switzerland for another edition of the Bouce to Basel!

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Got tickets for this year's contest? In this week's episode we bring you a tour of Basel and all the sights and sounds you can expect if visiting this May.

We visit some of the city's most famous landmarks, its best views, and learn more about it's fascinating history.

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With the first semi-final of the contest in Basel just seven weeks away, we meet the record label plotting the UK's route to Eurovision success. Chatting in an exclusive interview, Co-Founder of The Other Songs, Billy Webber, tells us more about his team's plans for Remember Monday over the next few weeks.

We're also catching up with another of the class of 2025 as Norway's Kyle Alessandro joins us from Oslo to discuss staging, revamps, and his love of energy drinks.

And stay tuned for a Eurovision Song in the Wild submissing involving Elvis, a bear, and a Las Vegas hotel.

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With musicians across Europe (and Australia) preparting for Eurovision, Artist Manager Lulu Davis gives us a special insight into what it's like to take your artist to the Eurovision Song Contest.

Having managed Australian band Voyager for years, she describes what it took to get them considered for the contest, the moment that SBS confirmed they'd like to send them to Eurovision, and how she worked with the band to take them to a top ten finish in Liverpool.

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We meet one of the favourites for the contest as JJ joins us from Vienna to talk about his plans for Basel. We learn more about the unique staging he hopes to bring to the competition, and how he's heading back to the opera house before embarking on his promotional tour of Europe.

From there we head to Australia and meet their artist, the brilliantly charismatic Go-Jo to learn more about the mythical Milkshake Man, and stick around for a very exciting announcement!

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We continue the reaction to Remember Monday's reveal as the UK's 2025 entry as we meet songwriter Thomas Stengaard. He tells us more about the process to create their song and the inspiration behind the track. We also hear from regular guest Nick Levine as he gives us his thoughts on how the girls might do in Basel.

And with selection season at an end, we're joined by a very familar face to take a look at who might content for this year's trophy.

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