Singy Song Contest

The Singy Song Contest is an annual contest that usually occurs near the end of May each year. It's a contest that started in 2023, with 13 countries participating in the first edition of the competition. It was held in Warsaw, Poland, where Europe's most renowned performance venue is. The thirteen countries that made their debut in the first edition were; Austria, Belgium, Czechia, France, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Moldova, Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia and Switzerland. The host country, Poland, had Roksana represent them, who won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2018.

Participation
In 2023, any country or territory in Europe was granted the right to compete in the competition. Thirteen ended up participating in the first edition, with four other countries granted the right to vote but not compete.

For 2024, two smaller nations, Albania and Corsica, applied to join the competition. Because of their small populations, it was decided that they would not automatically join the rest of the competitors and instead go in a face-off round, where the winner goes to the finale show. Many viewers found this system unfair as it singled out the less popular regions.

In 2025, the face-off round was scrapped and instead became a semi final. The top three from the previous competition would go straight to the Grand Final, but the rest would be split into one of two semi finals, where they have to fight for their spot in the finale.

In 2026, demand in the Northern Territory in Australia for voting rights in the competition was big enough to catch the producers eye. The Northern Territory was granted three years of voting and an invitation to the competition. This marked the first place to compete in the competition outside of Europe. As a result, Indonesia & Malaysia applied to join too, but Indonesia later withdrew from the show.

By country/region
The table below shows the top-three placings from each contest, along with the years that a country won the contest.