Susanna Reid and Ed Balls of Good Morning Britain recently had the pleasure of chatting with the talented ladies of Remember Monday, the girl group selected to represent the UK at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest. The trio, gearing up to perform their track “What The Hell Just Happened?” at the international competition in Basel, Switzerland this May, shared their excitement and aspirations with the hosts.
During the lively exchange, Susanna Reid, in her characteristic enthusiasm, boldly declared, “I say this is the winner!” This bold statement left Remember Monday visibly taken aback, responding with a surprised, “Oh, woah!” Susanna, undeterred, continued to express her support, emphasizing, “I think it’s massive, I think it’s absolutely massive!” However, Ed Balls interjected playfully, teasing Susanna about her annual declarations of potential Eurovision winners. Susanna, in a swift comeback, insisted, “No we don’t, sorry, no we don’t, we really don’t!”
Remember Monday’s Eurovision Aspirations
Following the spirited exchange, the conversation delved deeper into Remember Monday’s Eurovision aspirations. When questioned about their performance, band member Lauren Byrne hinted at a performance full of “drama,” drawing on their musical theatre background. With their country music roots, the group aims to surpass the UK’s recent Eurovision standings, hoping to bring a fresh and unique energy to the stage in Basel. Reflecting on their journey, Remember Monday expressed their disbelief at the opportunity to represent their country, highlighting the surreal nature of their musical adventure.
The band members shared their childhood dreams of becoming pop stars, emphasizing the excitement of living out that dream as best friends. They expressed pride in being the first girl band to represent the UK since 1999, promising to bring a dynamic and innovative performance to the Eurovision stage. Eager to showcase their talent alongside artists from around the world, Remember Monday pledged to make their home country proud, viewing the competition as the ultimate music World Cup.
As the interview drew to a close, the group reiterated their anticipation for the Eurovision experience and the opportunity to share their music with a global audience. With a mix of nerves and excitement, Remember Monday vowed to give their all on stage and strive to “bring it home” for the UK. The camaraderie and passion of the trio shone through, painting a picture of friendship, dedication, and a shared dream coming to fruition.
In the world of Eurovision, where music transcends borders and unites nations, Remember Monday’s journey stands as a testament to the power of friendship, perseverance, and the universal language of music. As the group prepares to take the stage in Basel, the UK eagerly awaits to cheer on their representatives, hoping for a stellar performance that will capture the hearts of viewers worldwide.
Good Morning Britain, with its engaging hosts and vibrant energy, continues to bring the latest updates and entertaining conversations to viewers each weekday morning on ITV and ITV X. As the countdown to the Eurovision Song Contest begins, the excitement builds, and the stage is set for Remember Monday to shine. Stay tuned for more updates and behind-the-scenes insights as the UK’s Eurovision journey unfolds, promising music, drama, and unforgettable moments in the world of international song.
