Britain has put its Eurovision jumps in the hands of Girl Group Remember Mondaythat will represent the country at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest With his positive Hymne “What the hell just happened?”
The trio – which includes singer Charlotte, Holly and Lauren – will be the first girl group to represent the UK at the competition since 1999.
The song was written by the group together with the Brit Award-nominated Billen Ted (Tom Hollings and Sam Brennan), Thomas Stengaard-who imprisoned Denmark’s Eurovision winner 2013 “Only Teardrops” and Julie “Kill J” Aagaard.
The band has already built a significant consequence on social media, collected over half a million followers and 11.3 million likes on Tiktok, where they have become viral with a Cappella cover of songs by artists that extend from Sabrina Carpenter to Queen.
Friends since the meeting at school in 2013 have the three artists each musical theater backgrounds, after showing up in West End productions including “Les Misérables”, “The Phantom of the Opera”, “Mary Poppins” and “Matilda.” They quit their day jobs to become full-time band members in 2023 and ended their first Sellout UK tour last year.
Remember that Monday first received TV exposure in 2019 when they reached the quarter final at “The Voice UK” under coach Jennifer Hudson, who continues to mentor and support the band. Hudson invited them to perform at their American chat show last year.
““ What the hell just happened? “Is exactly how we feel right now. Everything is very surreal,” said the group in a statement. “When you are little and people ask you what you want to be when you grow up, is an absolute classic” I want to be a pop star “, so the fact that we get the chance to live that dream because three best friends are just wild.”
David May, founder of Talent Management Company Fifteen 04 who led this year’s search for Britain’s entry together with BBC Studios’ Andrew Cartmell, called on Monday “a real class act and a combination of vocal ability, karisma, professionalism and unprecedenting drive.”
“What the hell just happened?” will be released via the Independent Music Company the other songs and highlights for the first time in a decade that an independent label has released a UK Eurovision song.
Britain’s Eurovision history has been mixed in recent years, where the country often struggles to influence the scoreboard. The last victory of the country came in 1997 with Katrina and the waves “Love Shine a Light”, although Sam Ryder delivered a second place in 2022 with “Space Man.”
Eurovision Song Contest 2025 takes place in Basel, Switzerland, after Nemo’s victory last year with “The Code.” The big final will be held on May 17, with the semi -finals on May 13 and 15.
