Here’s the latest on the UK Eurovision entry for 2026.
- The UK entry for Eurovision 2026 was confirmed to be Look Mum No Computer, the project of Sam Battle, with the song Eins, Zwei, Drei. This was announced in early 2026 and promoted through BBC platforms and media appearances.[2][5]
- The BBC has characterized the choice as a departure from traditional pop formulas, aiming for a genuinely original, artist-led entry and a standout live performance in Vienna. This shift was highlighted in BBC announcements and coverage from media outlets following the BBC’s confirmation.[5][6]
- Public promotional steps include an inaugural live performance of the track planned for high-profile events and select London showcases, with media outlets noting scheduled appearances and previews ahead of Eurovision week in Vienna.[1][2]
If you’d like, I can pull together a concise timeline of announcements and the key dates for promo events and the Vienna week.
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Graham Norton called it "a real banger".
www.digitalspy.comThe European Broadcasting Union will allow Israel to compete at next year's contest, a decision that has prompted four countries to boycott the event. Roisin O'Connor asks whether Eurovision can ever…
www.the-independent.comBit bold, that
www.express.co.ukThe BBC has officially confirmed the UK's 2026 Eurovision entry, marking a 'high-stakes' shift away from traditional pop formulas toward a 'genuinely original' artist-led strategy.
www.alandonaldson.co.uk"I hope Eurovision is ready to get synthesized!"
www.digitalspy.comThe BBC has revealed its choice to represent the United Kingdom at the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, opting for an experimental artist from the world of onli
shoutoutradio.lgbtEurovision 2026 takes place in Vienna in May and the entries for the nations have been revealed with William Hill.
news.williamhill.comEurovision 2025 news: The BBC, the British national broadcaster, has confirmed that the United Kingdom will compete at the forthcoming 2026 Eurovision Song Contest in
esctoday.comYouTube star Look Mum No Computer will represent the UK in Vienna
www.independent.co.uk