• Country Montenegro Montenegro
  • Capital Podgorica
  • Participations 12
  • Last Participation Turin 2022
  • Victories None
  • Contests Hosted
    Yet to host the Eurovision Song Contest
  • Broadcaster
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.

Participation history

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