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Eurovision Song Contest 2027: Registration portal now open

Applications are officially open for artists hoping to represent Canada at the Eurovision Song Contest 2027. CBC/Radio-Canada is seeking a magnetic Canadian performer with an established career and a proven track record of captivating large live audiences, who is fully prepared to commit to this historic moment and the extraordinary adventure of the Eurovision Song Contest.

 

Artist Selection Criteria and Guidelines are now available on the CBC/Radio-Canada Eurovision portal at cbc.radio-canada.ca/en/eurovision. Interested Canadian artists can access the CBC/Radio-Canada Eurovision portal to complete the registration form. The registration period will end on Wednesday, September 9 at 11:59 p.m. (PT).


Canadian music fans, prepare to vote! Once applications close on September 9th entries will move through a multi-stage selection process designed to find Canada’s ultimate performer. More details on the CBC/Radio-Canada Eurovision portal.

 

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