TouchTunes Brings Eurovision 2025 to Jukeboxes Across the UK
TouchTunes is striking all the right notes ahead of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, bringing the glitter, glam, and grandeur of the event directly to venues with the official Eurovision 2025 album, now live across its UK jukebox network.
With the grand final set to take place in Switzerland on Saturday 17 May, TouchTunes is helping operators capture the Eurovision buzz and boost dwell time with a ready-made playlist of standout tracks from across Europe.
The album features every official entry for 2025—from power pop and heartfelt ballads to the wonderfully eccentric—offering something for superfans and casual listeners alike.
This year’s UK entry, “What The Hell Just Happened?” by all-female trio Remember Monday, is already turning heads. The country-pop anthem, packed with emotion and energy, marks a bold statement from the UK after years of mixed results.
Other spotlight tracks on the album include:
•KAJ – Bara Bada Bastu (Sweden): A high-energy synth-pop banger and fan favourite.
•Zoe Me – Voyage (Switzerland): A bilingual anthem from the host nation about identity and discovery.
•EMMY – Laika Party (Ireland): A quirky, dance-pop tribute to the first dog in space.
•Gabry Ponte – Tutta L’Italia (San Marino): A club-ready celebration of Italian culture by the “Blue (Da Ba Dee)” DJ.
•Louane – maman (France): A heartfelt ballad already gaining traction across the continent.
With over 180 million viewers worldwide, Eurovision continues to be a major cultural event—and a valuable opportunity for venue operators to create a party atmosphere that keeps customers engaged.
TouchTunes, known for its licensed music and curated playlists, is once again delivering on its promise to help venues stay relevant, reactive, and ready for moments that matter.
Eurovision 2025 is now playing—only on TouchTunes. Let the music (and the party) begin!
15 May 2025
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