In these scary unknown times, we live in now, Eurovision Home Concerts can bring us joy upon the cancellation of the 2020 contest. Ryan O’Shaughnessy, Tamara Todevska, Rasmussen and Slavko Kalezić took part in the first episode aired today. Read more
Montaigne’s Eurovision dreams comes back to life. She will represent Australia at next year’s Eurovision Song Contest. So far, a total of 13 acts from the now cancelled 2020 contest, have been selected for another chance at the 2021 contest. Read more
A total of 12 acts from the cancelled 2020 Eurovision Song Contest have either confirmed themselves or via the broadcaster, that they will represent their country at the contest in 2021 instead. Read more
Yesterday, we all faced the shock that the 2020 contest was cancelled. All hope was out, and we were left with an empty sad feeling. Coronavirus had taken another victim dear to us away. Read more
41 songs selected for the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. All artists were busy preparing their stage presentations when Coronavirus basically shut down all of Europe with the European Broadcasting Union cancelling the show. But what about the songs? Read more
Sadly, this year’s Eurovision Song Contest has been cancelled totally. Rotterdam will be ready to host the contest in 2021 contest. Most of Europe is currently closed down due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
‘It’s still too early to make a decision regarding this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, but we monitor the situation closely’, those are the words from EBU regarding the Coronavirus pandemic, which has brought big parts of Europe to a stand still. Read more
Ben & Tan had just received the trophy for their victory when they were placed in front of our camera. The duo, which has German and Spanish background will represent Denmark at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Denmark aims for everyone saying Yes to them at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Here you find our photos of Ben & Tan after they won the 2020 Dansk Melodi Grand Prix with the song “Yes”. Read more
Beating 7 other participants, Elisa Rodrigues took the trophy in Portugal tonight. With tonight’s Festival da Canção, this year’s national selection is coming to an end. A few songs are still to be selected, but this was the last show this season. Read more
Ahead of nine competitors, Ben & Tan took the victory tonight in the Danish national selection very much affected by the rapidly spreading Coronavirus. They will represent Denmark at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Emil’s grandfather died in a tragic accident. Though Emil never knew him, he has been a part of his life. Emil’s Danish final entry is a song to him. It’s also the story about how an American songwriter brought two A Friend In London members together again. Read more
Finally! After waiting more than three months, the Cypriot 2020 entry has been released. With the song “Running”, Sandro aims at keeping up the country’s good strike with 5 years in a row reaching the final. Read more
Danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen has advised that all public events with an audience over 1000 is to be held without audience or postponed. Kristina Sindberg, senior press and event adviser in charge of DMGP 2020 confirmed that this affects the Danish final. Read more
Finally! Today, San Marino presented Senhit as their Eurovision 2020 participant. This comes after a long time with total silence from the small broadcaster about to take part for the 11th time. Read more
With the song Grow, Jeangu Macrooy aims at delivering a good result on homefield at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. In recent year’s we have seen quite some home nations struggle. Read more
17 year old Stefania, a Dutch girl with Greek origins, has definetely sparked an interest in Greece. With well known songwriters as well, expectations was high for the release of her Eurovision entry today. Read more
Tonight, eight acts competed for the last four spots in this year’s year’s Portuguese national final. Next Saturday, Portugal will pick the winner, and thus who should represent the country at Eurovision 2020 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Read more
Eight acts spread on to four duels with each their voting, that was the formular used tonight to select the last four participants in the Swedish final. Next Saturday, the final of Melodifestivalen will pick the Swedish 2020 representative. Read more
Tonight, the 2018 host country kicked off their national selection. Eight acts competed for four spots in the national final. On the 7th of March, Portugal will select their 2020 representative. Read more
Slovenia decided! It’s up to Ana Soklič to try bring the country honour in Rotterdam, the Netherlands in a few months. With a 7th place as best result, Slovenia is hoping to crawl higher up the scoreboard this year. Read more
After tonight’s fourth heat in Sweden, four more acts are still in the run to represent the country at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Two went straight to the final while another two gets a second chance. Three acts are out. Read more
The Best In Me is a bilingual – French-English – song. Performed by 30 year singer and actor Tom Leeb, this song will represent France at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Prior to tonight’s release, the song was released on streaming services in Australia and New Zealand. Read more
Beating 9 other contestants, Ulrikke came out victorious and is now heading to Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Norway is aiming for international succes in their 60th anniversary year. Read more
Tonight, in Armenia 12 acts fought for the honour of representing their country at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. The target for the winner is clear: First bring the country back into the final, and second, try to secure their first victory. Read more
Roxen will represent Romania at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. The song for Rotterdam will be selected in a national final on the 1st of March where a jury and the public will choose between five songs. Read more