With the American chart topper ‘Fly Robin Fly’ in the bag, then the Canadian number one, ‘Get Up And Boogie’, as a follow up, no way Germany weren’t going to win the Eurovision Song Contest in 1977 with Silver Convention. Read more
The Roop have signed a deal with Warner Music Group one of the biggest labels in the world. The group who were supposed to represent Lithuania at the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 with ‘On Fire’, are now on fire as part of this major deal. Read more
Martina Majerle, who previously represented Slovenia in the Eurovision Song Contest, has released a new song ‘Volin Kad Si Tu’. It is a powerful love ballad about a timeless love of a woman. Read more
A dramatic national selection with accusations of foul play brought Alekseev to the Eurovision Song Contest. He failed to reach the final – maybe due to a performance that stood out for the wrong reasons? Read more
Danijel might not have had a glorious career after his Eurovision participation in 1983, but his entry ‘Džuli’ is still well remembered and loved by many fans. In fact, 37 years later, the song can also attract newer Eurovision fans. Read more
When Ukraine chose Verka Serduchka for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2007 fans had mixed feelings about this act. Today, many have learned to love the iconic act. Moreover, even outside of the Eurovision fan community, people easily associates Verka Serduchka with the song contest and its sometimes over the top gimmicks. Read more
There aren’t many years in which a Eurovision Diva goes on to have a very successful career, yet 1988 was able to produce two. One was Celine Dion, who won for Switzerland, and the other was Lara Fabian, a Belgian representing Luxembourg. Read more
Europe got to hear Corsican for the first time at the Eurovision stage. France got themselves a new star as Patrick Fiori returned home with a 4th place. 27 years later, ‘Mama Corsica’ is still loved by many Eurovision fans. Read more
Mocedades got international recognition when they finished second at the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest. 47 years after the Eurovision participation many fans still remember their song ‘Eres Tú’. Some go even further and consider this song the best Spanish entry in the contest. Read more
It was way back in 1998, when Sweden last sent a song to Eurovision, sung in the native language. The song was ‘Kärleken Är’, performed by Jill Johnson, as a sort of tribute to the recently deceased Princess Diana. Read more
Early 2000’s were quite satisfactory for Turkey with one victory, seven top 10 and four top 5 placings. One of the few occations, things didn’t go that well was in 2006 where Sibel Tüzün represented the country with the song ‘Superstar’. Read more
In 1982 Germany won the Eurovision Song Contest for the very first time. The winning formula was a girl with her guitar singing about the anxiety and fear many people experience living in the midst of the cold war. Today fans still see this song with nostalgia while also noticing how the message of Nicole’s… Read more
An international jury that went against the wishes of the local population, and a song that today is appreciated by almost our entire panel of Eurovision fans. Whatever happened to ‘Eighties Coming Back’ in 2003 remains a mystery, for Estonia it marked the start of a dark period in their Eurovision history. Read more
In 1972, the United Kingdom broadcaster (BBC) commissioned the first group to represent them at the Eurovision Song Contest. Not just any group, though, they picked the chart topping quintet, the New Seekers, who recorded the million selling single, ‘I’d Like To Teach The World To Sing’. Read more
Sometimes a jury knows best! If it wasn’t for the jury in the Danish national final in 1995, ‘Fra Mols Til Skagen’ would likely never have reached the Eurovision stage. Today, the song is a classic in Denmark and loved by many fans. Read more
The Eurovision Song Contest 1969 gave us one of the most exciting voting results in the history of the contest. France, Spain, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands were all declared winners. 51 years later, many Eurovision fans still love the French entry. Read more
Beautiful, dramatic and powerful song. But why did Marta and Václav stayed in the semi-final? We take a closer look at the Czech entry from the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
