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Cambodia releases rehearsals and song previews for all seven Eurovision Asia national finalists

Cambodia has released rehearsal footage and snippets of the songs competing in Cambodia's Finest Voice, its selection for the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026. The previews…

Cambodia releases rehearsals and song previews for all seven Eurovision Asia national finalists
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Cambodia has released rehearsal footage and snippets of the songs competing in Cambodia's Finest Voice, its selection for the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026. The previews arrived on 15 October, two days before the national final. Each clip offers a first indication of the musical style and stage preparation of one of the seven competing acts.

AT A GLANCE

What to know

  • Cambodia has released rehearsal footage and snippets of the songs competing in Cambodia's Finest Voice, its selection for the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026.
  • The national final is scheduled for 17 October at the AEON Mall Sen Sok Event Hall in Phnom Penh.
  • Further verified information is expected after the 17 October show, including the winning act and song.

The seven finalists are GOOFY, KESORRR, MC PICH, Monetrey, Nov Dana, Sam Rocker and Satiya. According to the information compiled by Eurovoix, the short videos were shared on social media and pair a rehearsal highlight with a sample of the individual song. They are previews rather than full competitive performances, so the final production may look different.

The national final is scheduled for 17 October at the AEON Mall Sen Sok Event Hall in Phnom Penh. The winner will become Cambodia's first representative at Eurovision Asia, a milestone for the broadcaster TV5 Cambodia and the country's participating music scene. The selection has been prepared as a live showcase of domestic talent.

The snippets matter because they give audiences some material to compare before the final and offer an early look at how the seven artists are preparing to present themselves. However, short extracts are not a reliable predictor of the result, and they do not establish the complete arrangements, staging or final running order.

The first Eurovision Song Contest Asia is due to take place in Bangkok, Thailand, on 14 November 2026. The international competition brings together broadcasters from several Asian countries, with national selections used by many of them to choose their entries. Cambodia's process is one of the remaining decisions scheduled close to the event.

Further verified information is expected after the 17 October show, including the winning act and song. Until the national final is completed, none of the seven shortlisted performers should be described as Cambodia's confirmed Eurovision Asia representative.

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Source: Eurovoix and national broadcaster reporting, 15 October 2026. Song Contest Radar independently summarizes the report, adds context and keeps confirmed facts separate from details that remain reported or pending.
Last verified: 16 October 2026.
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STORY CONTEXT

Follow the Eurovision Asia storyline

This report sits inside an ongoing Song Contest Radar coverage stream. These are the closest published milestones around it.

Full Eurovision Asia timeline →
  1. Earlier

    Mongolia selects Beck’s ‘Light’ for Eurovision Asia 2026

  2. This report

    Cambodia releases rehearsals and song previews for all seven Eurovision Asia national finalists

  3. Later update

    Bhutan's Nyendra is reworking 'Lhayi Semo' with traditional flute for Eurovision Asia 2026