In his third Eurovision participation, the second for his native Iceland, Eiríkur Hauksson unfortunately failed to reach the final. 13 years later, the song ‘Valentine Lost’ is however still loved by those fans who appreciate a good rock tune in Eurovision. Read more
Damir Kedžo has just released a new single titled ‘Nedodirljiva’. It is a contemporary pop song about trying to achieve love which seems to be unreachable. Damir was supposed to represent Croatia at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Guy Sebastian, Australia’s first ever Eurovision representative, has released a new single ‘Standing With You’. It’s a very emotional ballad about always supporting people who you care about. Read more
In 1989 Anneli Saaristo represented Finland at the Eurovision Song Contest in Lausanne. She waved the Finnish flag with an unorthodox formula: a song with a Mediterranean sound, yet with Finnish lyrics. Her experiment was successful. She came in seventh place. Read more
The chemistry wasn’t there. Christina and Tomas just didn’t connect. Their 4th place at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010 was however fully deserved. Today, this song is still loved by many fans. Read more
With the song ‘Show Me Your Love’ Tina Karol finished in 7th place at the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest. The up-tempo song was performed right after Lordi’s ‘Hard Rock Hallelujah’ giving Tina a tough act to follow. Since Eurovision Tina has become on of Ukraine’s biggest stars. Read more
In 2008 popular rock band Mor ve Ötesi represented Turkey with the song ‘Deli’ (Crazy). The boys earned a respectable 7th place with a total of 138 points. This was one of the good results for Turkey. Read more
1972 saw the contest held in the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, the first time the contest was held outside of London in the contest’s history to that date. It was also the first year that Ireland celebrated their native language when they sent accomplished Singer Sandie Jones to the contest with her song ‘Ceol an… Read more
Rita was Israel’s Singer of The Year and attention to detail had been paid to the song and performance. Still, the country only ranked 18th in Eurovision 1990. Did the entry aim too high in terms of sophistication or was the result simply justified? Read more
Nevena Božović, who previously represented Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest on several occasions, has launched a new song titled “Ljubav U Bojama”. The song shows Nevena in a totally different style than we are used to, as she finds inspiration in the classic synth-pop music from the 80’s. Read more
In 2008, Germany chose what had once been a popular girl band to represent them at the Eurovision Song Contest. No Angels were picked to sing the song ‘Disappear’, but unfortunately it all went horribly wrong. The band ended up sharing the least amount of points with Poland and The United Kingdom. Read more
2011 marked the return of Italy to the Eurovision Song Contest. Raphael Gualazzi had the honour to represent Italy for the first time after a 14 years absence. He did not fail to deliver and came in second place. The difference between jury and the televote result was notable however. Read more
Some songs take a long time to write, others are done in a couple of hours. The latter is the case with Victoria’s new single ‘Alright’. Despite it being written quite quickly at the of a long day, it made the 2020 Bulgarian favourite cry. Read more
After years of what seems like torture, the Dutch fans had just the year before woken up to new hope. At the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest, The Common Linnets turned hope into glory. And since then, the fans have had many reasons to hold their head high. Read more
Elvir Laković Laka, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at Eurovision in 2008, has dropped a new single today titled “Pubertet”. Laka’s new release is a contemporary pop song with an alternative tune about falling in love when you go through puberty. Read more
Already notably famous across Europe, t.A.T.u represented Russia at the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest. They caused – and created controversy, and finished third in a very tight voting, where only United Kingdom and Ireland didn’t award them any points. Read more
Senhit released her new single ‘Breathe’. In her new song, the Sammarinese representative celebrates that she still can breathe regardless of the adversity. ‘Breathe is a dance hymn to life and freedom. Senhit will also represent San Marino in Rotterdam in 2021. Read more
