Montenegro

Photo: George Kedenburg

Countries

Montenegro

Full name

Montenegro

Capital

Podgorica

Participations

First participation

2007 (Stevan Faddy)

Victories

None

Hosts

Never hosted

Broadcasters

RTCG

Montenegro entered the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time in 2007. Previously the country entered the Eurovision Song Contest as part of Yugoslavia and as part of Serbia and Montenegro. The name Montenegro means "Black Mountain" and the capital city is Podgorica.

Montenegro qualified for the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time in 2014 and repeated this success in 2015 where the country also scored its best ever placing, 13th, with Knez's Adio.

The 2005 entrants from Serbia and Montenegro, No Name, were from Montenegro, as were the 1983 and 1984 entrants for Yugoslavia. No Name finished seventh in the 2005 Grand Final.

Turin 2022

Vladana

Breathe

Participation history

Event	Contestant	Song	Place
Helsinki 2007	Stevan Faddy	Ajde Kroci
Semi-Final			33 points 22nd
Belgrade 2008	Stefan Filipović	Zauvijek Volim Te
First Semi-Final			23 points 14th
Moscow 2009	Andrea Demirovic	Just Get Out of My Life
First Semi-Final			44 points 11th
Baku 2012	Rambo Amadeus	Euro Neuro
First Semi-Final			20 points 15th
Malmö 2013	Who See	Igranka
First Semi-Final			41 points 12th
Copenhagen 2014	Sergej Ćetković	Moj Svijet
First Semi-Final			63 points 7th
Grand Final			37 points 19th
Vienna 2015	Knez	Adio
Second Semi-Final			57 points 9th
Grand Final			44 points 13th
Stockholm 2016	Highway	The Real Thing
First Semi-Final			60 points 13th
Kyiv 2017	Slavko Kalezić	Space
First Semi-Final			56 points 16th
Lisbon 2018	Vanja Radovanović	Inje
Second Semi-Final			40 points 16th
Tel Aviv 2019	D mol	Heaven
First Semi-Final			46 points 16th
Turin 2022	Vladana	Breathe
Second Semi-Final			33 points 17th