On the night of May 11 to 12, the Swedish Loreen presented the Eurovision 2024 trophy to the Swiss performer Nemo who succeeded her on the song competition list. Two weeks later, according to our information, the two artists will meet on the set of “The Voice” for the final of the TF1 telecrochet. The show will be broadcast live this Saturday, from 9:10 p.m.
Loreen, winner of Eurovision 2023 with Tattoowhich has become an international hit, is currently in full promotion of his new title, Forever. She recently revealed the dates of her new European tour, with two concerts in France in 2025, March 6 at L’Olympia, in Paris, and May 14 at Transbordeur, in Lyon.
Nemo is riding the spotlight that his Eurovision victory has shone on him and will sing on Saturday The Codethe song about their non-binarity with which they established themselves in Malmö (Sweden).
Slimane in Brussels
Slimane, ex-winner of “The Voice” who finished fourth in Eurovision with “Mon amour”, will not be present: he will be in concert the same evening with his “Cupidon Tour” in Brussels (Belgium) . The singer is not moving away from the “The Voice” family: the public will soon find him in the coaching chair of the new season of the “Kids” version.
“The Voice” and Eurovision are two very close worlds. In addition to Slimane, Amir, candidate of season 3, represented France in the song competition in 2016 where he finished 6th with I sought.
Bridges between “The Voice” and Eurovision
The TF1 telecrochet had also seen former Eurovision candidates try their luck, like Lidia Isaac who went through the blind auditions in 2017, a year after representing Moldova. Nayah and Lisa Angell, who respectively sang for France in 1999 and 2015, were seen in seasons 10 and 8. Another example: the Belgian Axel Hirsoux who took part in Eurovision for his country in 2014 was in the casting from season 11.
On an international scale, several talents who competed in their national versions of “The Voice” found themselves on the Eurovision stage. The most famous example is the Dutchman Duncan Laurence, semi-finalist of “The Voice of Holland” in 2014, who won Eurovision 2019 with the song Arcade.