Look Mum No Computer: UK's Eurovision entrant says his song Eins, Zwei, Drei, is 'a risk'
Look Mum No Computer unveils his "completely wacky" song, and says he's surprised it was selected.
www.bbc.co.ukHere are the latest widely reported updates on Eins, Zwei, Drei representing the United Kingdom in Eurovision 2026:
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The UK entry Eins, Zwei, Drei is by Look Mum No Computer (Sam Battle). He was selected to represent the UK for Eurovision 2026, with the song debuting publicly in March 2026 and set to perform in Vienna in May. This marks a high-profile, experimental approach for the UK entry in 2026. [Sources note: BBC coverage and official Eurovision reporting from March 2026].
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The song title and concept include German wording (Eins, Zwei, Drei meaning one, two, three in German), and the artist describes the track as a risk due to its non-traditional style, aiming to convey European unity and holiday-themed imagery in the video and press materials. The BBC and UK press commentary emphasize this as a deliberately unconventional choice following recent UK entries. [BBC and official Eurovision coverage, March 2026].
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Public reception and coverage has focused on the novelty of the act and the singer’s background as an electronic instrument creator and YouTuber, with media outlets noting the UK’s optimism for improving on prior results and the potential impact of staging in Vienna. [UK press coverage and music industry outlets, March–April 2026].
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