Eurovision fans convinced they’ve worked out ‘immaculate’ act is representing the UK

Eurovision Song Contest 2025 is just weeks away, and speculation is swirling over who will be representing the UK. Last week, BBC Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills, 51, let slip the BBC had selected the nation’s entry and had even heard their song. Since then, several names have been thrown into the mix over who will step into the shoes of 2024 UK act Olly Alexander. The Years and Years singer, 34, finished in 18th position with a respectable 46 points from the jury vote but 0 in the public vote.

Now, it has been claimed that the entry for this year has been revealed, and they’re said to be a girl band who found fame on The Voice UK. According to The Sun, Remember Monday will be flying our flag, and making a change to the previous acts we’ve had. The trio will mark a move away from the popular Eurodance music we’ve had in recent years, bringing country music to the stage. A source told the publication: ‘As ever behind the scenes competition has been fierce to represent the UK.

‘This year bosses have opted to shake things up and send a female trio, Remember Monday. ‘The song is a stark change from Olly Alexander last year but the girls are sure to get the nation behind them.’. The band is made of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele, who took place in The Voice in 2019, and have performed at British Summer Time Festival in Hyde Park. The trio boast a following of 524,000 loyal fans on TikTok and 76,000 on Instagram.

They recently teased their plans for 2025, wishing their fans a Happy New Year and saying: ‘We have had the most amazing year and truly can’t thank everyone enough for supporting us! From buying a ticket to our tour, to listening to our songs to simply liking our videos! We love you all so much!. ‘We have been super quiet because we have been busy working on something hehehe! 👀🪩2025 we are very very ready for ya! See ya next year you bunch of legends.’.

‘You’re awesome and I’m so happy you’re getting the attention and praise that you all deserve!!!!’ one fan, Clare, commented. ‘Happy new year you absolutely legends!!! Looking forward to great things for you gals in 2025 xxxxx,’ follower Dan said, while Abi wrote: ‘Best night out of 2024 was seeing you on tour and meeting you! Cannot wait to see what 2025 has in store for you girls.’.

The group have already released give songs, including their most recent EP, Crazy Anyway, with their most popular song on Spotify being Famous, with 78,000 streams. They appeared on The Voice for the ITV competition’s third season, and were coached by Jennifer Hudson before being eliminated in the knockout rounds. soooo if we were to tour again… where might you wanna see us? 👀👀👀. This comes after reports that it would be a girl band representing the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest, with fans claiming they knew the identity of the group in question.

X account Eurovision Fun said: ‘Exclusive: According to exclusive info, the BBC has chosen a girl band to represent the UK at #Eurovision2025!. ‘The song is written by an experienced team, with one of the creators having a past #Eurovision win! Stay tuned for the official reveal!’. In the replies, multiple accounts including @cloudburstttt and @krisha2112 said they suspected it could be Flo, who have been touted as this generation’s answer to Destiny’s Child.

Social media users have long since raved about Flo, with @Popbased complimenting their live TV performances: ‘Flo deliver an immaculate performance of AAA on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.’. On Reddit, envyadvms enthused: ‘I looooooove Flo! They are so cute! I still jam out to their song ‘cardboard box.’ I hope they succeed. The west doesn’t have many girl groups and I have ALWAYS been a lover of girl groups so I’m excited to see them flourish.’.

Echoing their sentiment, zennial_ said: I love them!! Cardboard Box and Losing You are my favorites. Losing You had me in a chokehold winter of 2022. It still gets me in my feelings. It’s so beautiful.’. Flo – made up of Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer — released their debut album, Access All Areas, last year, which peaked at number three on the UK charts. The album – which included a feature from Wicked actor Cynthia Erivo – drew heavily on Flo’s main musical inspiration: R&B and hip-hop from the 90s and 00s.

Flo previously spoke to Metro about the lack of girl groups in the music industry and said they had ‘absolutely no clue’ why female bands were not more dominant. Jorja continued: ‘This industry is very … it’s just difficult. This day and age is difficult. ‘The things that new generation artists have to deal with, social media and all of the negativity that’s out there in the world at the moment, it’s just very difficult for any artist.