Thinla Will Represent Laos at Eurovision Asia 2026

The first edition of Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 is shaping up, as more countries selecting their acts for the debut. are

Laos is the 5th country to select its artist for the contest.
The national broadcaster VTE9 has internally selected the singer Thinla to carry the flag for its Eurovision Asia debut.
However, the audience will have a say in selecting the song she will perform in the contest:

  • Thinla will perform 3 potential songs, in which the audience will select from
  • The selection show “Sieng Lao: The One” will be held over 2 nights: On September 23rd and 24th
  • The first night will be dedicated to the performances.
  • On the second night, we will find out what the chosen song is.
  • Both shows will start at 15:30 CEST (20:30 ICT).
  • The voting will be held on the Eurovision Asia website
  • The 3 songs will be released in the upcoming days.

About Thinla

Thinla, formerly known as Thinlamphone, is a popular Lao artist who has been releasing music since 2021, putting out over 20 releases on digital platforms since her debut.

In that time, she’s captivated listeners with her unique blend of traditional Morlum and contemporary genres, such as pop, R&B and dance. The hybrid-genre sounds she’s created have resonated well with fans; across Laos, Southeast Asia and beyond. The artist recently embarked on a tour of the US, marking a new milestone in her career and driving a huge rise in streams and views from North American audiences.

You can listen to one of her songs here:

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Doron Lahav is 30-year-old, who lives in Israel. Doron has been watching the Eurovision Song Contest since early 2000s. Doron works as a Data Scientist and shows interest in singing and writing.

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