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{{Infobox PyeongrangVision song contest
| name         = PyeongrangVision Song Festival
| year         = 2619
| logo         = 
| alt          = 
| semi1        = 30 April
| semi2        = 2 May
| final        = ''TBA''
| venue        = ''TBA''<br />[[Providenciales Bonin Islands]], [[Straits Settlements]]
| presenters   = ''TBA''
| musdirector  = <!--Do NOT add Kojo Samuel. This info slot is only for the years with an orchestra-->
| director     = ''TBA''
| exsupervisor = ''TBA''
| exproducer   = ''TBA''
| host         = [[Hi-Vi Free International Settlements Public Broadcasting Network|HiFISPBN]]{{,}}[[Tannyeugwa Public Broadcasting Network|TPBN]]{{,}}[[Straits Settlements Broadcasting Corporation|SSBC]]
| entries      = 15
| debut        = ''TBA''
| return       = ''TBA''
| nonreturn    = 
| vote         = Each country awards one set (in the semi-finals) or two sets (in the final) of 12, 10, 8–1 points to ten songs. In all three shows, online votes from viewers in non-participating countries are aggregated and awarded as one set of points.
| null_semi    = 
| null         = 
| Green        =
| Green SA     = Y
| Green SA2    = Participating countries
| Purple       = 
| Purple2      = 
| Red          = 
| Yellow       = Y
| theme        = ''United by Music''
}}
The '''PyeongrangVision Song Festival {{RP|2023}}''' is the upcoming sixteenth edition of the [[PyeongrangVision Song Festival]], it will take place and be held in the [[Providenciales Bonin Islands and Seberang Pyojin]], [[Straits Settlements]], after the song representing the [[Phinbellan Maritime Territories]] which is the "Myth of 24 Hours" where re-sung by Gin was chosen as the winner for the [[PyeongrangVision Song Festival 2618|previous edition]] at [[Pos Appat]] in {{RP|2022}}. It was organized by the [[Phineonesian Confederation Broadcasting Consortium]] (PCBC) and three host broadcasters, two public broadcasters [[Hi-Vi Free International Settlements Public Broadcasting Network]], [[Tannyeugwa Public Broadcasting Network]] and commercial broadcasters [[Straits Settlements Broadcasting Corporation]]. The semi-finals are held in mid or late April, and the finals are held in early May. Due to the [[Microvision Song Contest 2023|2023 edition]] of the [[Microvision Song Contest]] held in [[Zeed]] is said to be held at the end of May, so this year's PyeongrangVision Song Festival is held at the end of Ramadan or a few days after the Aidilfitri festival.

== Location ==

=== Host city bidding phase ===

== Production ==

=== Presenters ===

=== Stage design ===

=== Opening and interval acts ===

== Format ==

=== Semi-final allocation draw ===
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! scope="col" style="width:20%;" |Pot 3
! scope="col" style="width:20%;" | Pot 4
! scope="col" style="width:20%;" |Pot 5
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=== Postcards ===

== Participations ==
On March 11, {{RP|2023}}, the PCBC announced that following the addition and reduction of administrative units in Phinbella such as [[Province Wellesley and Suyaj-Ardab]] and [[Territory of Western Nijima|Western Nijima]] became federated state territories in the Free area of the Federation, [[Kantō-shū Islands|Kantō-shu Islands]] and [[Tanah Baharu]] became new [[special administrative territories of Phinbella]], [[Dindings]] was established as a directly administered territory and a [[Hurmu]]-Phinbella condominium, [[Oystra Stoorskerið]] was established, then there was an increase in participation in PVSF by two administrative units to 28 units that will participate in PVSF 2619.

=== Returning artists ===

=== Semi-final 1 ===

=== Semi-final 2 ===

=== Final ===

== Other countries ==

== Broadcasts ==

== Other awards ==

== See also ==