a country that isn’t there any more
Serbia and Montenegro at Eurovision
Serbia and Montenegro entered the Eurovision Song Contest twice between 2004 and 2005. It never won; its best result was 2nd place, in 2004.
- 2
- contests
- 0
- wins
- 2nd
- best
- first song
- 2004
- last song
- 2005
- contests
- 2
- wins
- none
- best result
- 2nd — 2004
- second place
- 1 — 2004
- in the final
- 2 of 2 tries since semi-finals began in 2004
Every song
All two entries, newest first. The year opens the story of that contest; the name opens the artist.
| Year | Artist | Song | Result | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 Kyiv | No Name | “Zauvijek moja (Заувијек моја)” Serbian | 7th of 24 | 137 |
| 2004 Istanbul | Željko Joksimović and Ad Hoc Orchestra | “Lane moje (Лане моје)” Serbian | 2nd of 24 | 263 |
Points for a song that went out in a semi-final are its semi-final points. Before 2004 there were no semi-finals: every song sang on the one night.
On air at home
The channels that carried the contest in Serbia and Montenegro, year by year, and who commentated where our source names them. Newest first.
In our contest stories
Lines about Serbia and Montenegro from our story of each contest. Follow a link for the rest of that night.
- 2004 Two nights
Albania, Andorra, Belarus and Serbia and Montenegro were there for the first time.
- 2004 The result
Serbia and Montenegro, which had won the semi-final, was second on 263 at its first attempt, and Greece third on 252.
- 2006 A country that voted without singing
Serbia and Montenegro had every intention of coming.
- 2007 New names
A year earlier Serbia and Montenegro had withdrawn in the middle of a row between its two halves.
Results as published by the European Broadcasting Union. “Not in the line-up” means no song from Serbia and Montenegro was in that year’s contest, whatever the reason. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we’ll fix it.