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
Five acts fighting for two spots in the final of Söngvakeppnin; that was what the Icelandic TV viewers tuned into watch this evening. In two weeks, they will choose the act that will represent their country in Rotterdam, the Netherlands in May this year. Read more
In a tough last heat, Liza Vassilieva knocked out his/her competitors and took the last spot for the Norwegian final. Next Saturday, 10 acts will compete for the honour of representing Norway at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Tonight, Israel decided that it will be Eden Alene to defend their country’s honour in May. With the act chosen, next step is to find the right song. That will happen in the beginning of next month. Read more
Stefania will represent Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands in May this year. She lives in this year’s host country and has previously represented the country at Junior Eurovision. Read more
In a tough heat, Magnus Bokn just knocked out three other competitors and secured a place in this year’s Norwegian national final. In just two weeks, the country will choose their Eurovision 2020 participant. Read more
All 10 songs for this year’s Danish final are now available for online listening. Two wildcards and five pre-qualified acts join the three semi-final winners. Read more
With the song “Universo”, Blas Cantó aims to deliver a good result for Spain at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. The former boyband singer was internally selected to represent his country. Today, the song was released. Read more
Norway and Sweden will meet in the first semi-final, while Greece and Cyprus this year are in each their semi-final. Host country the Netherlands will be able to vote for their Belgian neighbours in the first semi-final. Today, the semi-final allocation draw took place. Read more
Ben & Tan, Kenny Duerlund and Sander Sanchez. These three regional winners are still in the run to represent Denmark at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Two wildcards are still to be selected Read more
Five songs are automatically qualified for this year’s Danish final. Another five will be chosen via a semi-final heat taking place on radio and online where people only can vote for the three songs available for that area. Read more
Beating three other participants, Rein Alexander just secured himself a spot in this year’s Norwegian final. 2010 Eurovision participant Didrik Solli-Tangen and his brother Emil also performed in tonight’s pre-qualification heat. Read more
In an internal selection, Vasil Garganliev, has been chosen to represent North Macedonia at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. He is familar with the contest as he provided backing for Tamara last year. Read more
A planned televised national selection have been dropped, and one artist disqualied. Things haven’t been easy in the Czech Republic, but with seven artists presented today, it seems like they are now ready to kick off their 2020 national selection. Read more
With the song “Wild”, Raylee is still in the race to represent Norway at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Three other participants unfortunately had to leave the competion after tonight’s first Melodi Grand Prix heat. Read more
“I am indescribably honoured! It’s a dream come true”. With those words, Jeangu Macrooy descibes being chosen to represent the Netherlands on home field at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Didrik Solli-Tangen is back in the Norwegian selection! The first acts presented today promise an interesting national selection where it might be tough to pick the one that will represent the country in Rotterdam, the Netherlands in May this year. Read more
The sad news about Niels “Noller” Olsen being sick by cancer in the brain, hit Denmark today. He will now focus on time with the family – and no longer perform as one half of the popular Olsen Brothers who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2000. Read more
23 year old Greek-American singer who lives in Germany, Sandro Nicolas, will represent Cyprus at next year’s Eurovision Song Contest. The young singer was rumoured for Germany as well, but it will be the mediterranean island that benefits from his talent. Read more
Get ready to hear “Open Up” a lot up until and during next year’s Eurovision Song Contest to be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Today, next year’s slogan was presented. Read more
It takes less than two hours to drive from the Belgian capital Brussels to next year’s host city Rotterdam. The country with the shortest distance to go became the first to announce their 2020 Eurovision Song Contest participant. Read more
After the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest, Jon Ola Sand will leave his position at the European Broadcasting Union. He will return to Norway for a position at the head office of public broadcaster NRK. Mr Sand leaves EBU after 10 years in charge of the Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Lise Cabble doesn’t need much introduction to followers of the Eurovision Song Contest. She participated four times, and won once. Since her band split up 20 years ago, she has been focusing on songwriting – but now, she just released her first solo song. Read more
When Joci Pápai failed to reach the the final in Tel Aviv, it was the first time this decade Hungary weren’t represented in the final. The country finished in top 10 three times this decade, but which of their entries these past nine years is actuallly best? Read more
5 cities officially submitted a bid, but only two of them seems to have what it takes to host next year’s Eurovision Song Contest. The two cities will get a visit in the beginning of August to further visualize their plans. Read more