OGAE, the leading fan club of the Eurovision Song Contest, have revealed the entries for the 2026 OGAE Song Contest, which is been organised by OGAE Italy.

Twenty seven clubs have submitted entries for this year’s Contest. Bulgaria, Malta and Slovakia are returning to the Contest, while Albania, Ireland, Lithuania, Romania and Ukraine have all withdrawn. The results will be revealed by OGAE Italy at a later date. The twenty seven entries are:

1. Sweden: Agnes – “EGO”
2. Belgium: Angèle feat. Justice – “What You Want”
3. Spain: ROSALÍA feat. Björk & Yves Tumor – “Berghain”
4. Estonia: nublu feat. TIEF CITY 44 – “kesselaid”
5. Rest of the World: Faouzia – “PORCELAIN”
6. North Macedonia: Young Dadi – “LIDIJA”
7. Italy: Annalisa – “Esibizionista”
8. Malta: Kevin Paul – “INT U JIEN”
9. France: Jeck & Carla – “La recette”
10. Bulgaria: MONA – “Davam”
11. Finland: KAJ – “Economy PLUS”
12. Germany: FASO – “dass ich leb”
13. Greece: Eleni Foureira – “Alleluia”
14. Croatia: LELEK X MARIN – “TANE”
15. United Kingdom: RAYE – “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!”
16. Denmark: Søren Torpegaard Lund – “Festen stopper aldrig”
17. Andorra: Els Amics De Les Arts – “Segurament t’estimo”
18. Serbia: Aleksandra Prijović – “Kababa”
19. Portugal: Pedro Santos – “I Don’t Know Me”
20. Slovakia: ADONXS & Emma Drobná – “Rituál”
21. Türkiye: manifest X Ajda Pekkan – “Hileli”
22. Slovenia: Joker Out – “Supersonic”
23. Hungary: Villő – “Séance”
24. Australia: Playlunch – “Keith”
25. Czechia: Vesna feat. Ben Cristovao – “Já si tě brát nebudu”
26. Poland: LUNA – “Away With the Fairies”
27. Cyprus: Konstantinos Christoforou & ONE – “Disco DJ”

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: Eurovoix