In 2022 and 2023, the broadcaster selected its entry for the contest through a national final show titled Tu bije serce Europy!

[3] On 9 January 2024, the broadcaster confirmed that the Polish entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 would be selected internally, and opened a submission period for interested artists lasting until 2 February.

TVP received 212 submissions at the closing of the deadline, including entries from Edyta Górniak and Justyna Steczkowska, who represented Poland in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994 and 1995 respectively.

[6] The selection committee consisted of: Łukasz Pieter (Radio ZET), Michał Hanczak (Radio Eska), Kasia Moś (2017 Polish Eurovision entrant), Konrad Szczęsny (President of OGAE Poland) and Piotr Klatt [pl] (music journalist, deputy director of the TVP Entertainment Creation and Fixture Agency).

Luna with the song "The Tower" was announced as the Polish entrant on 19 February 2024 during the morning show Pytanie na śniadanie [pl] on TVP2.

[10] The votes were removed off the official TVP website hours after publishing, and Eurowizja.org pointed out that all songs combined received 272 points in the initial scoring, whilst 275 should've been allocated; the corrected results were subsequently published a few hours afterwards, together with the summary of each jury member's individual votes.

[30] Her performance of "The Tower" at the contest was staged by Jerry Reeve and choreographed by Lukas McFarlane and Kamila Zalewska,[31] with Julia Żytko, Angus Simpson and Jordan Garcia as supporting dancers and Maciej Starnawski [pl] and Marta Dywicka as backing vocalists.

[33] The Polish jury consisted of Łukasz Pieter, Marek Sierocki, Filip Sojka, Monika Wydrzyńska, and Natalia Zastępa.

[35][36] TVP appointed Viki Gabor, who won the 2019 Junior contest for Poland, as its spokesperson to announce the Polish jury's votes in the final.

Each participating broadcaster assembles a five-member jury panel consisting of music industry professionals who are citizens of the country they represent.