In February, Aisel visited Greece to shoot the video which will accompany her 2018 Eurovision entry “X My Heart”. The result, a video directed by Roula Koutroubeli, has been released today. Read more
With a publication from EBU saying that the Ukrainian broadcaster UA:PBC may have to close down by the end of April this year, it is suddenly unsure whether or not Ukraine can actually take part at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
On Saturday, former Eurovision winner Alexander Rybak takes part in the Norwegian selection again. He knows what he is up against as he has been doing his own little violin jam of all the songs in the competition. Read more
With an experienced Greek/Swedish/British team behind her, Aisel will sing “X My Heart” on the stage in Lisbon. X stands for Cross. She was internally selected to represent Azerbaijan, back in November. The song is now officially released. Read more
After a lot of fuss and changes in the rules, San Marino finally came to the conclusion that it will be Jessika who will represent them at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Margaret, Renaida, Felix Sandman and Mendez. Those were the four winners in tonight’s Second Chance heat in Sweden. They will now join the line-up for the final, which now consist of 12 acts in the run to represent Sweden in Lisbon, Portugal in May. Read more
After five songs presented to the Dutch public, Waylon today revealed that he will compete with Outlaw In ‘Em at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. If he is to improve his second place from 2014, we are in for a Dutch victory. Read more
Contrary to the outfits, Saara Aalto’s three songs have all been well received, but “Monsters” seems to be the preferred one. Are you also on board for that one, or are the fans overlooking a true gem among the other two? Read more
DoReDoS released a new version of their Eurovision entry “My Lucky Day”. The song was remixed by German DJ Shantel known for his ethnic productions. It is still unsure which of the two available versions, they will use for Eurovision. Read more
With the song “You Let Me Walk Alone”, Michael Schulte won quite convincingly the German national final. This evening, he published an acoustic version of this entry, which will represent Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest in May. Read more
Lea Sirk beat seven other acts in tonight’s Slovenian EMA final. With upbeat song Ne, hvala!, Lea will be Slovenia’s representative for the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
With Rolandz and Mariette just winning a spot in this year’s Swedish final, 8 out of 10 acts are now ready to fight for the honour to represent Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon, May. Read more
Germany has decided. It will be up to Michael Schulte to change their recent poor Eurovision results. The outcome tonight was decided in a three-way split between the public vote, a big Eurovision fan panel and an international jury. Read more
Earlier this week, we learned that anything can happen in Armenia. Their result took us all by surprise, and after tonight, where the last five acts for the final were selected. Who is now the favourite to represent the country at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest? Read more
“Queens” is the last song released by Saara Alto for Finland’s UMK 2018. The song was first leaked by tabloid media The Sun today, something which forced the official release to come earlier. Which one is your favourite? Read more
10 acts competed, among those 2015 Eurovision representative Tamar Kaprelian. While five others qualified for the final, she had to face that she is no longer in the run to represent Armenia at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Austrian Airlines have just reached their 60th birthday. If you feel like singing Happy Birthday, Conchita already did so as the anniversary was celebrated in the Austrian capital, Vienna. Read more
Martin Almgren and Jessica Andersson are still very much in the run to represent Sweden at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. In a semi-final whose outcome it was hard to predict, they went direct to the final of Melodifestivalen. Read more
Last year’s Ukrainian national final runner-up TAYANNA, will tomorrow try to get one step closer to being selected for the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. This year, she will learn from the mistakes, which she thinks could be the reason she didn’t win last year. Read more
Five songs, two disqualified for not sounding Greek enough, and now another two for not being able to put down a financial guarantee, they weren’t informed about. As the only one left for the national final, Yianna Terzi has been selected to represent Greece at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
‘Domino’ is the second of the three songs Saara Aalto will perform in the Finnish national final. She treats us with yet another strong contender, and it will be hard to predict just which one she will bring to Lisbon for the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Franka will represent Croatia at the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon with the song titled ‘Crazy’. The song is written by Branimir Mihaljević, and later today, she will present her thoughts about it in a radio show. Read more
Viking power, a Game of Thrones look, a great voice and finally a positive message through the song, that convinced the Danes. Tonight, they asked Rasmussen to represent them at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon. Read more
More than 200 entries received, that was more than the Polish broadcaster TVP expected, and as such they delayed the presentation of the acts competing in their national final. Two former Eurovision participants are mentioned to have submitted songs, but not included in the line-up. Read more
Will it be the woman behind the 90’s world smash hit “Saturday Night”, a Faroese sister trio, a blogger singing in Danish, a viking rock singer or maybe a Swedish show man that will represent Denmark? Get to know the 10 participants taking part in the Danish national final on Saturday. Read more
Should Denmark go for catchy pop with lyrics almost a hymn to Eurovision fans, R ‘n’ B, viking rock, or a Faroese O’G3NE? What will do best at the Eurovision Song Contest? Help the Danes make the right choice. Read more