Get ready for the 2026 EuroSound Song Contest and discover this year’s contestants before casting your vote!

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The highly anticipated EuroSound Song Contest is back and better than ever for its fifth installment. This year, the competition features a dazzling array of 17 songs from 17 different countries, with a lineup that includes metal legends, metalcore heroes, and symphonic elements that promise to captivate audiences like never before. This is your chance to get involved and help determine the top song from Europe and the United Kingdom in 2026.

Here are some guidelines to follow as you cast your vote:

– Songs must have been released as singles or on EPs/Albums since July 1st, 2025.
– Bands and songs are categorized under the country listed in their biography, even if members hail from elsewhere.
– You can vote for your five favorite songs from the contenders. The first-place vote receives 5 points, second place gets 4 points, third place gets 3 points, and so on.
– Each song can only be voted for once per entry, and you can make up to 10 entries.
– Remember that the voting period closes on Friday, May 15th.

This year’s competition promises to be a thrilling one, with a lineup that includes past winners as well as exciting new contenders. Here’s a quick look at some of the standout entries:

Austria – Belphegor
Renowned for their blackened death metal sound, Belphegor delivers a ferocious and chaotic single that celebrates the glory of the Devil. Vocalist/guitarist Helmuth Lehner describes the song as a “symbiosis of diabolical black death metal” that embodies passion, fire, and iron discipline.

Belgium – Psychonaught
With their psychedelic post-metal sound, Psychonaught offers a unique musical journey through the themes of birth and death. Their latest album, “World Maker,” explores diverse musical territories, inspired by personal experiences of growth and loss.

Denmark – Baest
Baest combines hard rock influences with death metal in their acclaimed album “Colossal.” The band’s single “Stormbringer” sets the tone for the album, blending rock’n’roll and death metal to create a grandiose and powerful sound that is bound to leave a lasting impact.

Faroe Islands – Eivør
Eivør’s haunting single “Healer” is a dark and atmospheric piece that delves into themes of self-reflection and growth. The song is a moving conversation with the past self, exploring moments of doubt and self-discovery.

Finland – HOKKA
HOKKA, formed by former Blind Channel member Joel Hokka, offers a cinematic metal experience with their track “Blackbird.” Influenced by Nordic darkness and classic heavy metal, this single sets the stage for the band’s dynamic debut album.

France – Igorrr
Igorrr presents a genre-bending collaboration on their bombastic single “Blastbeat Falafel,” fusing metal and traditional oriental music in a unique and unexpected way. The track is a delightful blend of heaviness and eccentricity that is sure to intrigue listeners.

Germany – The Narrator
The Narrator’s latest album “Phospher” features the melodic yet brutal single “Two Lives,” which delves into the conflicts and pressures faced by a generation caught between two worlds. The band’s metalcore sound is both moving and powerful, reflecting the struggles of modern life.

With such an exciting lineup of talent from across Europe and the UK, this year’s EuroSound Song Contest is set to be a thrilling event full of captivating performances and innovative sounds. Cast your vote now and be a part of this celebration of music and creativity.

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