About Us

Our mission

AsiaSongVote 11 Song exists for one reason: to make it easy and joyful to follow the very first Eurovision Song Contest Asia. We gather the news, the running order, the schedule and the songs in one place, then put a simple vote in your hands so that every fan has a voice.

We believe a song contest is at its best when it belongs to the audience. That is why we keep the experience fast, clear and free — from the opening national selection to the moment the winner is crowned in Bangkok.

What is Eurovision Song Contest Asia

The world's most iconic music competition has come to Asia. The first edition brings eleven countries together for a celebration of Asian artists, songs and talent. Each participating broadcaster ran its own national selection to choose one act and one song, and now those eleven entries share a single stage.

The contest's motto, United by Music, is the thread that runs through everything: different languages, different genres and different traditions, presented side by side in one show.

The eleven participating countries

In the running order of the Grand Final, the countries and songs are:

1. Bangladesh — Beatmosphere, “Tumi Ele”
2. Bhutan — Nyendra, “Lhayi Semo”
3. Cambodia — Monetrey, “I Let You Go”
4. Laos — Thinla, “BAE”
5. Malaysia — Aina Abdul, “Bluest Sky”
6. Mongolia — Beck, “Chamguigeer (Without You)”
7. Nepal — Pratik Himal Rai, “Ananta Maya”
8. Philippines — CARMELLE, “Sobra-Sobra”
9. Republic of Korea — JUNHEE, “DEEP DIVE”
10. Thailand — MANG x DAOU, “Aroma”
11. Vietnam — Tóc Tiên, “EM TIÊN”

How the show works

Every country was chosen through a national selection show, each with its own format, its own jury and its own audience vote. Those shows ran across the summer and autumn of 2026. The winners went on to prepare their Grand Final performances, filming official roundups and building the staging that audiences will see in Bangkok.

The Grand Final is a single live broadcast on Saturday 14 November 2026, with a preview show open to audiences on Friday 13 November. The running order, confirmed ahead of the show, is designed to give every song a fair slot across the night.

How voting works

Voting is free and open to fans around the world. On this site you can react to each of the eleven songs with a simple vote up or vote down, and watch the crowd sentiment build in real time. Before you vote, you can watch all eleven songs in the official roundup and read the news coverage of every entry.

• Vote up the song you want to win; vote down the one you would rather skip.
• Counts shown here are illustrative fan reactions on this site.
• The official contest result is verified separately by the contest's independent adjudicator.

The Grand Final in Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand, hosts the first edition at One Bangkok Forum. It is a city of music, food and warmth, and it was chosen to give the debut contest a stage that feels both intimate and global. A limited number of tickets remain on sale, and access is also open to the Friday preview show.

Who we work with

We work closely with participating broadcasters, the contest's organisers and official partners. Our fan zone is delivered together with ZOOP, where audiences watch, react and predict alongside each other before, during and after the show. Partner and sponsorship enquiries are always welcome.

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