Canadians have until November 5 to vote for their preferred musical artist to officially represent the country at the Eurovision Song Contest in Bulgaria. The winning singer will perform a new song during the competition, which runs on May 11, 13 and 15, 2027, with broadcasts scheduled on Radio-Canada.
Five Canadian Artists Vie for the National Spot
The selection process features five distinct acts from across the country, spanning multiple genres and languages. Josiane, a pop singer from New Brunswick, performs in both English and French and points listeners to her track “Take Care of You.” She stated during the candidate unveiling that representing Canada in both official languages is special and that she wants to make Acadia proud.
Montreal-based artist Rêve produces dance music and recommends her song “Ctrl + Alt + Del.” She announced that she plans to push the boundaries of the Eurovision stage. Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Talk brings an energetic style to the competition, suggesting his dramatic track “Goodbye Forever” for new listeners. He noted that audiences connect with his authenticity and distinct personal style.
British Columbia native Tyler Shaw enters the race with his ballad “With You,” which he has also recorded in French. He expressed hope that his new Eurovision composition will resonate globally. Meanwhile, Quebec artist William Cloutier, who won the 2021 edition of Star Académie, highlights his environmental song “Nous.” He joked about wanting to bring the francophonie to the international stage while arriving suspended from cables.
Frequently Asked Questions About Canada at Eurovision
How can Canadians cast a vote for their favorite artist?
Eligible voters can visit the official Radio-Canada website to submit their choice before the November 5 deadline.
When and where will the Eurovision contest take place?
The competition is scheduled for May 11, 13, and 15, 2027, in Bulgaria.
Do the competing artists have to perform existing tracks at the event?
No, the selected representative must perform a new song for the international competition.
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