Former Montenegrin Eurovision participant Rambo Amadeus is up for a come back. That we just learned as Serbian Television (RTS) revealed the acts who will participate in Beovizija 2018, the show to choose their Eurovision Song Contest entrant for this year. Read more
RTVSLO, Slovenia’s national broadcaster, revealed today the 16 participants, who will take part in EMA 2018, the country’s national final. The line-up brings to former Eurovision participants in for a chance of a comeback. Read more
Fuad Backović Deen, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina twice at the Eurovision Song Contest, has released a new song yesterday. The title of the song is Imena Mi Mog, which in English means I Swear By My Own Name. Read more
Dalal Midhat, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm last year, has released a new song titled Never Give Up. It’s her first release after the contest, and her first song recorded in English as well. Read more
Ralph Siegel, one of the most notable figures at the Eurovision Song Contest, was very interested in financing the participation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the contest in Lisbon next year. Due to the Bosnian national public broadcaster debt to the EBU, it didn’t happen. Read more
Bosnia and Herzegovina is not likely to return to the Eurovision Song Contest for its 2018 edition. Head of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian delegation, Lejla A. Babović told EuroVisionary, that she thinks, that it is very unlikely. Read more
Dino Merlin, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina twice in the Eurovision Song Contest, has released a new video for the song “Sve Dok Te Bude Imalo” (As Long As You Exist). The song goes all the way back to his latest album “Hotel Nacional” from 2014. Read more
Tijana Bogićević has just released a new video for the song titled “Ti Imaš Pravo” which translates to You Have The Right. Fans are very pleased with the song which is another collaboration with Dušan Alagić. Read more
The collapse of public service media (PSM) in Bosnia and Herzegovina is unacceptable. This is the conclusion of an international conference on PSM in the country, whose national public broadcaster, BHRT, has been facing huge financial problems throughout many years. Read more
Since 2012 Bosnia and Herzegovina participated only once in the Eurovision Song Contest due to the national public broadcaster’s (BHRT) heavy financial problems. Various international organisations will meet in Sarajevo today in order to try to solve the complex problems, that public service media (PSM) is facing in the country. Read more
Maraaya, former Slovenia’s Eurovision representative, and BQL, 2017 EMA participants, released yesterday a new song called It’s Complicated. It’s not the first time that these two Slovenian duets work together. Read more
Nina Kraljić, who represented Croatia in the Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm last year, has released a new video for her song Vir (Vortex) today. This song is to find on Nina’s debut album Samo (Only), which was released in September 2016. Read more
Amaya, also known as Maja Keuc, recently released a new album. She represented Slovenia at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2011. The title of her new album is “Fairytales”. Read more
Slavko Kalezić has high thoughts about his own achievements in Kyiv, especially in the field of fashion and staging despite winning the Barbara Dex award. Furthermore Slavko defines himself as Montenegro’s spiritual leader. Read more
Aleksandra Radović, one of the most famous artists in Serbia and the former Yugoslavia, is interested in representing Serbia at the Eurovision Song Contest in Portugal next year. This comes after she rejected an offer from Serbian National Broadcaster, RTS, this year. Read more
Jacques Houdek provided Croatia with the country’s best result in the Eurovision Song Contest since 2006 as he finished 13th in the grand final in Kyiv. Although he is very much satisfied with this achievement, the Croatian representative is unhappy about some conditions regarding his participation in the contest. Read more
Tijana Bogićević, who represents Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv this year, released today the Serbian version of her Eurovision entry In Too Deep. The original title in Serbian is Tvoja, which translated into English means Yours. Read more
Well known choreographer Ambra Succi will be responsible for Jana Burčeska stage performance in Kyiv. She wants to highlight the long sexy legs of Jana in the presentation. Jana herself feels confident she will reach the final. Read more
If you consider yourself a good karaoke singer and you love to sing Eurovision songs, maybe you should visit Serbia’s capital Belgrade next week to take part in the annual Eurovision Karaoke Contest. At the same time you will get a opportunity to meet some of the former Serbian representatives in the Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Bosnia and Herzegovina will unfortunately not take part in this year’s edition of the Eurovision Song Contest due to serious economic issues within the Bosnian Public National Broadcaster BHRT. However we looked at acts, which, in case of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s participation, could have represented the country in Kyiv. Read more
Dino Merlin, who has represented Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Eurovision Song Contest several times, has received the Sixth of April Award, which is the City of Sarajevo’s finest award, a couple of days ago. Read more
The National Public Broadcaster of FYR Macedonia, MKRTV, premiered this evening the song, which will represent the country at 2017 Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv. Dance Alone is the title of the Macedonian entry, and it will be performed by Jana Burčeska. Read more
Radio and Television of Montenegro (RTCG), which is the public service broadcaster of Montenegro, released today the song titled Space that Slavko Kalezić will perform at the Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv. The video for the Montenegrin entry was revealed at the same time. Read more
HRT, Croatian National Public Broadcaster, released today the song “My Friend”, which the Croatian representative, Jacques Houdek, will perform in Kyiv. It is a bilingual entry sung in Italian and English. Read more
Serbian National Public Broadcaster, RTS (Radio Televizija Srbije), has just announced, that Tijana Bogićević will represent them at the Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv. The decision was made by the music editors working within RTS. Read more
“My Friend” is the title of this year’s Croatian entry. It was announced earlier this week. Today Željko Mesar, The Head of Croatian Eurovision Delegation, revealed some more details about the song, which will be performed by 35 years-old Jacques Houdek. Read more