Nevena Božović finished 18th in the final of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. She was expecting a much better result and blames the other former Yugoslav countries for not voting for her song in the final. Read more
Fourth time was lucky for Tamara Todevska. Not only did she finally qualified for the final for the first time as a solo artist, she also scored the best Eurovision result ever for North Macedonia. What a start for the country that recently got its new name. Read more
On his 50th birthday, Elvir Laković Laka, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest, has released a new song today titled “Ostarih”, which deal with the issue of getting things done before it’s too late. Read more
“Replay” is a modern, contemporary and well produced upbeat song that includes the vibes that overwhelmingly remind of Cyprus’ entry from last year. Today, Cypriot broadcaster CyBC released their 2019 Eurovision entry. Read more
Back in 2006 they co-worked on the song “Lejla”, performed by Hari Mata Hari, which gave Bosnia and Herzegovina their best result in the Eurovision Song Contest ever, finishing third. Now Željko Joksimović and Fahrudin Pecikoza are back with a new song – a beautiful ballad – just in time for Valentines Day. Read more
She has participated three times in the Eurovision Song Contest before, but never as a solo artist. Her name is Tamara Todevska, and this evening she was presented as the artist for the Balkan country in Tel Aviv this May. Read more
A bunch of well known Eurovision names such as Jacques Houdek, Tonči Huljić and Charlie Mason will take part in this year’s Dora as songwriters or composers. The 16 acts that will compete to represent Croatia at 2019 Eurovision Song Contest have been revealed today by Croatian National Broadcaster, HRT (Hrvatska Radiotelevizija). Read more
Serbian National Broadcaster, RTS (Radio Televizija Srbije), revealed today the 24 acts that will participate in the national final Beovizija. This year’s field is a combination of previous participants in the Eurovision Song Contest and Beovizija and some new names. Read more
A couple of well known names will compete in the Slovenian national final. The national broadcaster received a total of 103 acts for their national final EMA 2019. A special jury has now selected the 10 finalists. Read more
A former winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, a former participant of the contest and two artists who previously took part in the Montenegrin national final, Montevizija, will be competing to represent Montenegro at the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Israel. Read more
Croatia achieved its best Eurovision result when they selected their entry through “Dora”. Kazimir Bačić, Director General of broadcaster HRT is determined to bring back that format, which was used from 1993 to 2011. Read more
Ralph Siegel offered to pay, but EBU said no. Due to sanctions towards the national public broadcaster BHRT, it now seems sure that Bosnia and Herzegovina won’t return to the Eurovision Song Contest for the 2019 edition. Read more
Franka’s new single is a catchy, uplifting pop song that celebrates love and emphasize the importance of being happy and satisfied with what you already achieved in your life. Last month, she represented Croatia at the Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Severina’s new single “Tutorial” is about following your heart instead of unwritten rules from a society, which might not agree with your choice. It features a just six year old boy, and will be included on her up-coming album “Halo”. Read more
Several Eurovision media recently reported that, Bosnia and Herzegovina won’t be able to come back next year. Lejla A. Babović, responsible for the Eurovision project within BHRT (Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Radio and Television) explains why it however is too soon to conclude anything. Read more
This year’s Serbian representatives, Sanja Ilić and Balkanika, presented unexpectedly the English version of their song at a promotional event in Belgrade two days ago. Yesterday, they also released the video for “New Children” which is the title of the English version. Read more
Unfortunately Bosnia and Herzegovina won’t participate in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest due to financial difficulties with the broadcaster, which almost shut down in recent years as a result of large levels of debt. We take a look at six songs, which however could have represented the country. Read more
Sabahudin Kurt, who represented Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest back in 1964, died this morning in Sarajevo at age 82. He was the first artist from Bosnia and Herzegovina entering the contest for Yugoslavia. Read more
FYR Macedonia’s national broadcaster, MRT, revealed this evening the song Lost and Found, which will try to qualify the Balkan country to the grand final for the first time since 2012. The release of the song was accompanied by the premiere of the music video. Read more
Tonight, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, RTCG, has released the final version of the song Inje (Hoarfrost), which Vanja Radovanović will perform in the second semi-final in Lisbon in a couple of months. At the same time the music video for the song was premiered. Read more
Franka’s song Crazy, which will represent Croatia at 2018 Eurovision, has officially been released today. At the same time the video for the song has also been premiered. Croatia will take part in the first semi-final. Read more
Today, Flemmish broadcaster VRT officially released the song, which Sennek will perform this May in Lisbon. The release of the Belgian entry was actually scheduled for tomorrow, but as the song appeared leaked last night, VRT decided to reveal their entry today on Peter van der Veire’s radio show. The official video followed this afternoon. Read more
Montenegro’s national broadcaster, RTCG, released yesterday clips from the five songs participating in the national Montevizija final this Saturday. Who has what it takes to bring the country back to the final of the Eurovision Song Contest? Read more
FYR Macedonia selected pop-rock band Eye Cue for the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. They were internally selected for the contest in Lisbon out of 382 entries, by a jury of eight people. 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
Yesterday RTS – Serbian National Public Broadcaster – held the running draw for Serbia’s national selection “Beovizija”. They also announced that the competition will take place on February 20th. As interval acts, several former representatives will perform. Read more