One year after capturing international attention as Poland’s 2024 Eurovision representative, LUNA has emerged not just as a breakout star, but as a cultural trailblazer in the country and beyond. Now, she’s helping open doors for Polish legend Justyna Steczkowska, who will take the Eurovision finale stage this weekend.
LUNA’s ethereal blend of electro-pop and bold stagecraft made her one of the most talked-about artists of Eurovision 2024. Her haunting vocals, futuristic fashion, and genre-defying single turned heads across Europe, sparking a wave of renewed interest in Polish artistry on the global stage. But her impact hasn’t ended there…
Reflecting one year on, she shared on Instagram: ‘It’s already been 1 year since my Eurovision adventure!!! Together, we built that tower!! Thank you.’
And what a rollercoaster year it’s been. Since Eurovision, LUNA has rocketed to international prominence, releasing her acclaimed sophomore album, ‘No Rest’, touring with Eurovision winner Loreen and UK pop icons the Sugababes, and lighting up a Times Square billboard as part of a Spotify global campaign. Positioned as a new face of Polish pop, the star is not only gradually evolving, but commanding global attention.
Now, as veteran singer Justyna Steczkowska prepares to represent Poland at Eurovision 2025, LUNA’s legacy looms large. Steczkowska, a household name in Poland known for her operatic voice, experimental style, and three decades of influence, will be stepping into Eurovision with a new path behind her, and now, a newly energized platform. Her upcoming performance is one of the most anticipated in the 2025 contest, especially with LUNA’s momentum still fresh in fans’ minds.
With the final commencing, Poland stands at an exciting crossroads. Thanks to LUNA’s fearless trailblazing, the stage is not only set – it’s already been lit…
