Knez brought Montenegro their so far best Eurovision result when he finished in 13th place in 2015. ‘Adio’ written by legendary Željko Joksimović, is a traditional Balkan ballad of the kind many Eurovision fans love. Read more
In her first Eurovision appearance, Ira Losco charmed Europe with her ‘7th Wonder’. As she finished in second place, she brought the country their best result to that day. 18 years later this song is still loved by many Eurovision fans while others find it too sweet. Read more
Bosnia & Herzegovina’s Eurovision debut in 1993 was anything but easy. The country was still at war, but a Eurovision debut could bring hope for a better future. Eurovision fans today feel the pain and the suffering the nation went through back then. Read more
This song represents the 1980’s very well. A catchy up-tempo colourful performance with a sleek dance routine. Ketil Stokkan was on home field when he for the first time in the history of Eurovision brought a drag act on stage. Read more
It’s a fun and enjoyable film and while, it is far from giving an accurate picture of the Eurovision Song Contest, they do however get some things very right, which are worth paying attention to. Read more
Her boyfriend was in a life-threatening situation in the US. That situation forced Anja Nissen to relate to maybe saying goodbye for the last time. That song, which is her first independent single, was released today. Read more
In his third Eurovision participation, the second for his native Iceland, Eiríkur Hauksson unfortunately failed to reach the final. 13 years later, the song ‘Valentine Lost’ is however still loved by those fans who appreciate a good rock tune in Eurovision. Read more
The chemistry wasn’t there. Christina and Tomas just didn’t connect. Their 4th place at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010 was however fully deserved. Today, this song is still loved by many fans. Read more
Some songs take a long time to write, others are done in a couple of hours. The latter is the case with Victoria’s new single ‘Alright’. Despite it being written quite quickly at the of a long day, it made the 2020 Bulgarian favourite cry. Read more
After years of what seems like torture, the Dutch fans had just the year before woken up to new hope. At the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest, The Common Linnets turned hope into glory. And since then, the fans have had many reasons to hold their head high. Read more
With the song ‘Se På Mig’, Jan Johansen finished third at the 1995 Eurovision Song Contest. This emotional ballad became a hit in Sweden being first on the single charts for a total of nine weeks. The now 54 year old singer is still active with a Eurovision comeback being a possibility. Read more
At the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest, many fans unfortunately didn’t pay much attention to Daniel Kajmakoski. Representing North Macedonia, he failed to qualify for the final. The singer, who is involved in charity too, however still have a fan base that adores him. Read more
It’s time to save the date, and perhaps start looking for flights and accommodation too. Just remember to secure yourself in terms of refunding. We know the host city, and the dates for Eurovision 2021, but not yet under which circumstances, it will be held. Read more
In 2009, Danish born Susanne Georgi represented Andorra at the Eurovision Song Contest. It became the country’s so far last appearance at the contest. If it’s up to Susanne, they will soon return. Eurovision fans back her up. Read more
The tragedy of Tommy Seebach’s life was sealed as his third Eurovision entry scored a bad result at the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest. Today, this song is a classic in the Danish Eurovision history. Unfortunately, he is not here to experience it. Read more
41 acts were left with broken dreams when the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest was cancelled. For many of them, things have just been postponed a year as they have been re-selected for the contest next year. Read more
In a convertible car, this year’s Danish Eurovision should-have-been participants, Ben & Tan drives around the streets of Copenhagen. The recently recorded video backs up the new single ‘Summer Nights’ from the Danish duo, who are yet to decide their future together. Read more
Bad management and unable to form a sense of getting together and instead provokes nationalism. That’s the way General Director of San Marino TV describes this year’s Dutch organisation of the Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
With a cool and relaxed performance, a couple of middle aged Danish brothers won the 2000 Eurovision Song Contest. Their song, dedicated to make mature women feel beautiful and sexy, conquered Europe as quite a surprise. Read more
We’ll never know if Iceland would have won the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest too, but they would have been a strong contender to do so. With the combination of votes from Fans as well as a professional jury tonight, they can now call themselves winner of Eurostream 2020. Read more
18 acts were reduced to 10, this evening. On Saturday, they will together with the qualifiers from the first semi-final join the six pre-qualified finalists in the final of Eurostream 2020. Read more
“No larger arrangements in the Netherlands before a vaccine against Coronavirus has been found. A vaccine might take a year or longer”. With those words from the Dutch Ministry of Health, we risk no Eurovision Song Contest in 2021 either. Read more
The 17 acts in the first semi-final have now been reduced to 10. A combination of online voting and a professional jury found the acts that continue to Saturday’s final. Top favourites like Russia’s Little Big and The Roop from Lithuania joins 8 other lucky qualifiers. Read more
Political or not, Toto Cutugno delivered a great performance at the 1990 Eurovision Song Contest. It came as quite a surprise, when he secured Italy their second and so far, last Eurovision victory. It didn’t go down entirely without controversy though. Read more
It’s rare that a Norwegian final ends in a scandal. This year, it did – and fans were frustrated. Maybe Ulrikke would have won anyway, maybe she wouldn’t. One thing is sure however, she probably would have scored a good result at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
With a total of three Eurovision victories, Ireland’s Johnny Logan earned himself the nickname King of Eurovision. Today marks the 40th anniversary for his first win with the entry “What’s Another Year”. Read more