Uku Suviste represented Estonia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. While he sang in English at Eurovision, the singer has released singles in Estonian too. Last year’s ‘Torman Tulle’ is an example of one of those in his native language. Read more
Vasil represented North Macedonia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Did he pick the right song for this year’s contest? Today, we focus on his ‘PriKazna’ which he released last summer. Read more
Did you fall in love with the Danish duo Fyr og Flamme at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest? Their debut album containing 10 songs is available for pre-orders now. The album will be released in August. Read more
Daði Freyr and his band Gagnamagnið represented Iceland at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. He has been active for years releasing songs in both Icelandic and English. Today, we take a closer look at one of those in his native language. Read more
Måneskin represented Italy at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. They brought Italy their first win since 1990, but the young band has more to offer. To day, we take at look at how it all began with the single ‘Chosen’ from 2017. Read more
Rafał represented Poland at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. An injury forced him to stop his wrestling career, and instead music took over. ‘Tak Blisko’ became an award-winning big hit for him in 2012. Read more
TIX represented Norway at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. He has been an established and much loved part of the Norwegian music scene for years. He is flamboyant and stands out in fur coats and sunglasses. Read more
Several countries already starting their national selection process. You can already now – or will soon be able to – submit your potential songs for the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Fyr og Flamme represented Denmark at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Their first heat ‘Menneskeforbruger’ from last summer became a massive hit in Denmark. With this one, the band secured themselves a big fanbase. Read more
TIX from Norway stood out so much this year – in a way that it secured him the annual Barbara Dex Award. The acts from Romania and Croatia came in second and third. Read more
The Live-on-Tapes recording from the finalists were aired this evening. For some countries, these were pretty similar to their Eurovision performances while others were a lot more different. Read more
Only Australia ended up using their Live-on-Tape recording. Tonight, the first Live-on-Tapes from the other countries were aired. This was a unique view as to how the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest could have looked like. Read more
A long awaited debut album, first single in the Danish language and a boy who grew up to become a handsome young man. In the past month, Tim Schou, Esben Svane, Basim, Martin Skriver and Rasmussen have all spread joy across Denmark with their new releases. Read more
Only Australia used their Live-on-Tape recording at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The remaining 38 recordings have been kept a secret for us, until now. Tomorrow and Saturday, all the Live-on-Tape performances will be shown in two special Eurovision Song Celebration shows. Read more
After the victory of Måneskin for Italy last Saturday in the Eurovision Song Contest, Måneskin’s vocalist Damiano faced speculations about him using drugs in the Green Room during voting. Read more
For the first time ever, Australia didn’t advance from the semi-final step. For other countries, it’s unfortunately something they are used to. In the case of Georgia and Latvia, then they haven’t been in the final since 2016. Read more
Let’s welcome Måneskin, from Italy as the winners of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Before celebrations can really kick in, they had one job left: to answer questions from Eurovision accreditated press. Here’s what happened at the 2021 Eurovision Winner’s Press Conference. Read more
It’s time to crunch the numbers and dig further down into the result of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The full result has just been revealed, and it shows quite some interesting details about the two semi-finals. Read more
Congratulations to Måneskin. They have just been crowned the winner of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Tonight, we celebrate – and tomorrow, it’s time to look forward to the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
We are only 24 hours away from being able to crown a winner of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. This evening, half of the result was decided when the juries cast their votes. Who has what it takes to win? Read more
Cyprus has the honour of opening the Eurovision final Saturday evening. She will be followed by Albania. To close the party we have Sweden and San Marino in starting positions 25th and 26th. See the full running order for the final. Read more
Following the result of the second semi-final, the last ten lucky qualifiers made it to the press conference after the special draw took place behind the scenes. The draw decided whether they would perform in the first or the second half of the final on Saturday, the 22nd of May. Read more
In two days, we’ll know the winner of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. 26 acts will compete in the final. Tonight, the last ten spots were filled as the second semi-final was held. For seven acts their Eurovision journey, unfortunately, ended here. Read more
Tomorrow evening, we’ll know the last ten lucky qualifiers for the final. Half the votes in the second semi-final were however cast already tonight when the juries were watching and voting. Which ten acts will we see again in the final on Saturday? Read more
Tomorrow evening, we’ll see the last ten countries qualify for the final. While we know from rehearsals what to expect from the 17 acts competing tonight, we didn’t know much about how the second semi-final show will be. The latter was revealed in the first dress rehearsal this afternoon. Read more
Following the result of the first semi-final, the ten lucky qualifiers made it to the press conference in which a special draw took place. It was decided whether they would perform in the first or the second half of the final on Saturday, the 22nd of May. Read more