The 69th Eurovision Song Contest is taking shape in Basel, Switzerland, with Swiss broadcaster SRG SSR unveiling key details about the event. Highlights include ticket pre-registration, the reveal of the stage design, and the visual and audio brand identity that will define Basel 2025.
Tickets for Basel 2025: How to Register
Fans can now pre-register for tickets through the official ticketing partner, TicketCorner. This step aims to prevent ticket reselling and ensure fair access for Eurovision enthusiasts. Pre-registration ends on 10 January 2025. Visit TicketCorner to secure your spot.
The first ticket sales period begins on 29 January 2025, following the Semi-Final Draw. Prices will range from CHF 40 to CHF 350, covering nine live shows. Full details about registration and ticket sales are available on the official Eurovision website Tickets page.
Visual and Audio Identity: “Unity Shapes Love”
The creative vision for Basel 2025 centers on listening as a unifying theme, inspired by Switzerland’s tradition of direct democracy. Art Director Artur Deyneuve crafted the visual identity under the slogan “Unity Shapes Love”. The Eurovision heart symbol plays a pivotal role, representing dialogue, connection, and the unifying power of music.
Deyneuve explains: “If we listen to one another, we find love.”
The audio identity combines modern beats with traditional Swiss musical elements, such as yodelling, Basel drum rhythms, Hackbrett melodies, and alphorns. The result is an energizing soundtrack designed to heighten anticipation for the event.
Co-Executive Producers Moritz Stadler and Reto Peritz praised the concept:
“Artur’s design and audio identity bring Eurovision to another level, embodying the spirit of ‘United by Music’ and uniting millions of viewers around the world.”
Stage Design: Inspired by Swiss Mountains and Diversity
Renowned stage designer Florian Wieder, with his Swiss heritage, has reimagined the Eurovision stage for Basel 2025. Inspired by the Swiss Alps and the country’s linguistic diversity, the immersive stage at the St. Jakobshalle promises to revolutionize the Eurovision experience.
Wieder describes his vision:
“Our goal was to create a revolutionary stage concept – a holistic experience that immerses the audience like never before.”
Director of the Eurovision Song Contest Martin Green shared his enthusiasm:
“The stunning stage design and vibrant branding reflect Switzerland’s unique identity. SRG SSR has crafted a modern and exciting look for Basel 2025 that will bring people together through the power of music.”
Additional Grand Final Event at St. Jakob Park
In a first for Eurovision, SRG SSR announced a simultaneous Grand Final viewing event at Basel’s iconic St. Jakob Park football stadium, also known as Joggeli. On 17 May 2025, fans can enjoy a public screening of the Grand Final alongside an extensive entertainment program. More details about this event will be announced soon.
The countdown to Eurovision 2025 in Basel has begun, with dazzling visuals, a unique stage design, and an inclusive approach ensuring this year’s contest will be one to remember. Stay tuned for updates as the excitement builds!
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