Justyna Steczkowska is a Polish singer, songwriter, and actress who rose to fame in the mid-1990s and has since released 20 studio albums, performed over 3,000 concerts, and recorded more than 300 songs. She is the only Polish pop artist credited with a four-octave vocal range, and her music blends pop and rock with Slavic folk and ethnic elements. She first represented Poland at Eurovision in 1995 with "Sama", then returned 30 years later with "Gaja" at Eurovision 2025 in Basel - setting a record for the longest gap between two Eurovision appearances by the same artist. Beyond music, she has coached multiple seasons of The Voice of Poland and serves as a judge on the Polish edition of Your Face Sounds Familiar.
Steczkowska placed 14th with 156 points in the Eurovision 2025 Grand Final in Basel on 17 May, having qualified from the first semi-final on 13 May.
Steczkowska won Poland's national Eurovision selection "Wielki finał polskich kwalifikacji" with "Gaja", earning 39.32% of the public vote.
Steczkowska launched the "ERA CZARODORO - WITCH TOUR 2025" across 13 Polish cities, opening in Szczecin on 30 August 2025.
Her album "WITCH Tarohoro", blending Slavic mythology, spirituality and nature themes, was released in November 2024.
Steczkowska publicly expressed interest in representing Poland at Eurovision 2025, subject to conditions she would set for TVP.
Polish singer and actress Justyna Steczkowska performs at Łódź Summer Festival 2026.
Justyna Steczkowska performs an acoustic set at Cud nad Wisłą in Warsaw as part of the Gatta Summer Session series.
Justyna Steczkowska performs live at the Dni Pajęczna city celebrations in Łódź.
Polish vocalist Justyna Steczkowska takes the stage at the Dni Elbląga 2026 festival in Elblągu.
Concert by Polish singer Justyna Steczkowska in Warsaw.
Polish pop icon Justyna Steczkowska marks 30 years on stage with a special anniversary recital at the National Centre of Polish Song in Wrocław.
