Loïc Nottet (BE)

About

Few Eurovision alumni have parlayed a fourth place finish into a genuinely interesting pop career, but Loïc Nottet is one of them. The Belgian singer, songwriter and dancer from Courcelles represented Belgium at Eurovision 2015 with 'Rhythm Inside', a song that hit number one on both the Flanders and Wallonia Ultratop charts and went platinum in Belgium. His debut album Selfocracy followed in 2017, topping the Belgian charts and reaching number eight in France, driven by singles like 'Million Eyes' and 'Mud Blood'. He also won the sixth season of French TV show Danse avec les stars that same year, and took home the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Belgian Act in 2017. Nottet works in alternative and indie pop territory, and his music leans theatrical, with a strong visual sense and a concept driven approach to albums. His second studio album Sillygomania arrived in 2020, the same year he returned to The Voice Belgique, this time as a coach rather than a contestant. More recently he released 'Mr/Mme' and the single 'Mélodrame' in late 2022, and his third album Addictocrate came out in 2023.