The upcoming Polish national final, Finał Polskich Kwalifikacji, is generating excitement as Poland prepares to select its representative for the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. This year's competition features a talented lineup of eight artists, each with their own unique style and song. The show, hosted by Artur Orzech, will be a 100% public vote affair, with viewers deciding the winner. The performances will be streamed live on TVP's online player (https://vod.tvp.pl/na-zywo) on Saturday, March 7th, at 17:35 CET. The winner will be announced on the following morning, Sunday, March 8th, during the Polish morning program Pytanie na Śniadanie on TVP 2 at around 10:00 CET. This format has proven successful for Poland, as evidenced by Justyna Steczkowska's victory in the 2025 edition, which led to her second representation of the country at the Contest. Steczkowska's performance of GAJA in Basel secured 14th place in the Grand Final, showcasing her powerful interpretation and the song's epic nature. The 2026 edition promises to be equally captivating, with a diverse range of artists and songs. The participants include Alicja with 'Pray', Anastazja with 'Wild Child', Basia Giewont with 'Zimna Woda', Jeremi Sikorski with 'Cienie Przeszłości', Karolina Szczurowska with 'Nie Bój Się', Ola Antoniak with 'Don’t You Try', Piotr Pręgowski with 'Parawany Tango', and Stasiek Kukulski with 'This Too Shall Pass'. Each artist brings their own unique flair and style to the competition, making it a challenging task for viewers to decide the winner. The public's vote will be crucial in determining which song will represent Poland on the international stage. As the excitement builds, Eurovision fans are eagerly awaiting the results, curious to see which artist and song will be chosen to bring Poland's unique flavor to the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna.
