19 artists reportedly preparing Sing for Greece 2027 submissions

Nineteen artists are reportedly preparing to submit entries for Sing for Greece 2027, according to Eurovisionfun. The outlet says the names come from artists who have indicated that they intend to enter ERT's national selection. This is not an official candidate list from the Greek broadcaster: intending to submit a proposal is an earlier step than having a song accepted for the televised competition.

The reported group is Joanne, Agapios, Kyriaki Vlahogianni, Vasilis Anis and Dimitris Kapetanakis, Tianora, Zaraggas, Mike Vasileiadis, Stavros Kritikos, Manos Vasilakis, Vasilis Plytarias, Desi G, Victoria Anastasia, Giannis Lafis, Violetta J'adore, Konstantina Kordouli, Dimitris Kopsis, Lou, Alectrona Dion and Jordee. Until ERT publishes its own submission rules and later confirms the acts that pass its screening process, all of those names should be treated as prospective applicants rather than confirmed Sing for Greece contestants.

Several of the reported names already have a connection to Greece's recent selection cycle. Eurovisionfun highlights Tianora, Desi G and Victoria Anastasia as returning from the Sing for Greece 2026 process, while Joanne has previously pursued the Greek Eurovision ticket and said earlier this year that she intended to try again for 2027. Stavros Kritikos has also publicly signalled an intention to take part, giving the report a mix of returning hopefuls and newer names.

Greece is expected to continue with the Sing for Greece route for a third consecutive season, but the detailed 2027 rules remain the key missing piece. ERT's official 2026 process was built around an open submission phase, two Semi-Finals and a Grand Final. Twenty-eight songs reached the televised 2026 selection, with fourteen advancing to the Final. Those numbers are useful context, but they should not be automatically carried over to 2027 before ERT publishes the new call and regulations.

Earlier reporting from Eurovisionfun said the 2027 call was expected during September and that the broadcaster intended to retain the two-Semi-Final structure. The same reporting also indicated that details such as the number of songs and the precise voting balance were still being worked through. Song Contest Radar is therefore keeping the structure described by secondary reporting separate from what ERT has formally announced for the new season.

The distinction matters because a long list of interested artists can shrink considerably before television. Songs still have to be submitted, checked against the broadcaster's eligibility rules and selected for the live field. No song titles from this reported group have been presented by ERT as official Sing for Greece 2027 entries, and there is no basis yet for treating any one of the 19 names as a frontrunner or confirmed participant.

The next decisive update will be ERT's formal 2027 submission notice, followed by the closing date and the broadcaster's eventual shortlist. Once those pieces are public, the Greek selection can move from a reported-intentions phase into a verified competition field. Any artist who ultimately appears on the official list will then be separated clearly from names that were reported only at the pre-submission stage.