Canada is set to make its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, with the 71st edition taking place in Burgas, Bulgaria, in May.
To mark this historic occasion, broadcaster CBC/Radio-Canada has initiated a nationwide search to find the artist who will represent Canada at the world's largest live music event for the first time.
Selection Process
The broadcaster will first select the performer. The chosen artist will then collaborate with leading music industry professionals to create Canada's inaugural Eurovision song and performance.
Interested Canadian artists and their representatives were invited to submit entries via CBC/Radio-Canada's registration portal from August 31 to September 9. Detailed eligibility and participation requirements are provided on the portal.
After the submission window closes, CBC/Radio-Canada will shortlist finalists that best reflect Canada's diverse music scene. These finalists will be announced during the autumn.
Canadians will have the opportunity to vote online for their preferred finalist. Videos showcasing each artist will be available on the official Eurovision Song Contest Canada website. The public vote will be combined with input from a music industry jury to select the artist to represent Canada in 2027.
A Historic Opportunity
This milestone represents an exceptional chance to showcase Canada's rich musical and cultural diversity and the creativity of its artists nationwide.
“The Eurovision Song Contest is the biggest music stage in the world, and we invite artists from across Canada to be part of this remarkable adventure with us. We are seeking a magnetic Canadian performer with a genuine passion for representing Canada and a proven track record of captivating very large live audiences, whether through exceptional vocal power, electrifying stage presence, or truly original artistry,” said Doug Smith, Executive Vice-President of CBC.
Read more about Canada’s Eurovision debut and Canadian artists who have previously represented other countries on the Eurovision stage on the official Eurovision website.


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