On Saturday, the first Scandinavian country kicks off it’s 2021 selection. The first 10 (out of 26) Norwegian participants were presented at a press conference today, and it’s a mix of new talent and well known experienced names. Read more
A bitter fight in court became the end for the popular Dutch sister duo Maywood. Before heading to Eurovision in 1990, they were already a well known name. Their Eurovision entry scored below expectations, and also below what some fans think it deserved. Read more
Shoulder pads, high hair and an 1980’s sound. We are talking about Ireland’s 1986 entry. Could this 4th placed entry have been a winner with a bit more power? Eurovision fans are really split in their opinion on the song ‘You Can Count On Me’. Read more
Many 2020 artists have been re-selected for the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. There’s however still many selections to enjoy in the new year. As we soon step in to 2021, we asked fans which selection they look most forward to. Read more
After some disappointing results, Norway once again finished in top 5 in 2003. Jostein Hasselgård’s ‘Im Not Afraid To Move On’ scored a 4th place. When asked about this song, Eurovision fans are really split. Is it a well deserved result or is the song a boring lullaby? Read more
For some fans there’s one instant moment they got hooked on the Eurovision Song Contest, for others it happened over several years. We all have each our little personal story to tell about how it all began. Read more
It’s one of Latvia’s better entries, but it’s hard to think about ‘The War Is Not Over’ without feeling the loss of Valters and the songwriter too. It’s however still a song, which is loved by Eurovision fans. Read more
A year ago, one half of the Danish pop duo Olsen Brothers, Niels ‘Noller’ Olsen, was given a couple of years to live in. In relation to a new documentary about this 2000 Eurovision winner, he talks about the past year, and reveals a difficult, but optimistic view on the future. Read more
Malta sent their 2002 runner up Ira Losco to Eurovision for the second time in 2016 with the uptempo pop dance song ‘Walk On Water’. When reacting to that 4 year old entry, fans naturally compare to her first participation. Read more
With a second place, Selma was close to take home Iceland’s first Eurovision victory in 1999. More than 20 years later, we find Eurovision fans split about this one. Some still enjoy listening to it, while others find it overrated. Read more
With attitude and perhaps a bit of hypnose, Regina stole the hearts of many Eurovision fans back in 2009. The band reached popularity spread over the Balkan countries and has even been warm up band for Rolling Stones. Read more
A surprising victory that came just at the right time for Denmark. 20 years later, the Danish 2000 winner ‘Fly On The Wings Of Love’ still spread love and enjoyment among Eurovision fans. A few are immune however, it seems. Read more
The participants was shown in recorded live performance, most from a studio in their home country. 12 countries took part and in the end France took the trophy. But was this a vision of how the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2021 will be? Read more
If Petar Aničić doesn’t win the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, he might just be a future Eurovision winner. Even fans, who do not follow Junior Eurovision Song Contest, are impressed by the talent Serbia has in this young man. Read more
A Disney Princess, an 11 year old singer with Polina Gagarina as role model – but maybe this year’s Russian Junior entry isn’t quite right for Junior Eurovision Song Contest? Read more
Some loves it, others can’t be bothered – and then there are those Eurovision fans who follow it just because it has Eurovision in its name. 12 Eurovision fans talk about their relationship to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
A political message to Greece wrapped in a dramatic beginning and a strong performance. That was what brought Cyprus a 9th place at the Eurovision Song Contest despite only 8 points from Greece. Eurovision fans look back on Alex Panayi’s ‘Sti Fotia’. Read more
With a song about unhappy love, and a beautiful staging, Bosnia & Herzegovina achieved their best ever Eurovision result. ‘Lejla’ placed third at 2006 contest. 14 years later, this song is still loved by many Eurovision fans – although there are a few who dare to it call boring. Read more
A plea to his love affair to meet him various places in Europe, brought Liam Reilly a second place in 1990. Is this Ireland’s best non winning entry? ‘Somewhere In Europe’ is loved by many Eurovision fans, but there are also some who find it too boring. Read more
With COVID-19 all over Europe now, national broadcasters are forced to plan smaller national finals instead. Today, Danish broadcaster announced their plans for the 2021 national selection, and just like in other countries, they downscale too. Read more
Liliane Saint-Pierre can look back on more than 55 years on the music scene. One of her many experiences includes the 1987 Eurovision apperance. ‘Soldiers Of Love’ is still remembered – and also loved by Eurovision fans. 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
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
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
While four scenarious are still in play for the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest, Swedish broadcaster SVT is taking no chances. The 2021 Melodifestivalen will be held without audience. The traditional tour has been dropped as too. Read more
The duo reached the Latvian final in 2013, but after that, it was more or less forgotten. Dāvids Kalandija & Dināra’s national final entry ‘Fool In Love’ is now brought back into the spotlight when Eurovision fans react to it. Read more