Slavko Kalezić, Montegro’s representative at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, has just completed recording of the vocal parts of his entry Space during this week in Stockholm. Read more
Jacques Houdek will represent Croatia at the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv. It has been announced by the Croatian National Public Broadcaster HRT (Hrvatska Radio Televizija) today. Read more
31 year old actor and singer Slavko Kalezić will represent Montenegro at the Eurovision Song Contest next year with the song called Space. That was announced today by RTCG, The Public Service Broadcaster of Montenegro. Read more
Kaliopi, who represented FYR Macedonia at the Eurovision Song Contest twice, has released a new song today on the occasion of her 50th birthday. The name of the song is Rođendan, which simply means Birthday in English. Read more
Elvir Laković Laka, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at 2008 Eurovision Song Contest, has released a new song yesterday. The name of the song is Malokrvna, which translated into English means Anaemic. Read more
Due to debts to the EBU of over 3 million euros, EBU decided today to impose the sanctions on the Bosnian National Public Broadcaster, BHRT. Their difficult financial situation is the reason why Bosnia and Herzegovina won’t participate at the Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv next year. Read more
Esma Redžepova, who represented FYR Macedonia together with Vlatko Lozanoski at 2013 Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, has sadly died today at the age of 73. It happens after she last week was hospitalized in her hometown Skopje because of the breathing problems. Read more
Eurovision 2007 winner Marija Šerifović has released a new song today called Deo Prošlosti, which means A Part Of The Past. Marija has denied that this beautiful ballad should be about her own private life though. Read more
Maja Keuc and Omar Naber are making a comeback as RTVSLO, the Slovenian National Public Broadcaster, revealed today the names of all the contestants who will compete in its national selection EMA 2017. The broadcaster also confirmed the date of the selection’s grand final. Read more
The Slovenian entry for Kyiv next year will be selected after two semi-finals and a grand finale of EMA 2017. Slovenian National Public Broadcaster, RTVSLO announced yesterday new rules for their national selection. Tomorrow the artists will be announced. Read more
If you feel that you have a winner song for the Eurovision Song Contest, maybe you should consider to send it to MPT. The national public broadcaster of FYR Macedonia decided to make an open call for songs in order to pick that one song, which Jana Burčeska will perform in Kyiv next year. Read more
Who will represent Montenegro at next year’s Eurovision Song Contest? That we will know by the end of next week. That was revealed by Sabrija Vulić, Head of Promotion Department at Montenegrin National Public Broadcaster (RTCG). Read more
Jana Burčeska will represent The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in Kyiv next year. MRT, the national public broadcaster announced that tonight and as such decided to go for an internal choice once again for Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Last Friday, Alma Čardžić, the former two-time representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Eurovision Song Contest, released a new song and video, having been absent from the music scene for a long time. Read more
Today, the Bosnian and Herzegovinian National Public Broadcaster, BHRT, confirmed to EuroVisionary that the country unfortunately won’t take part at the upcoming 2017 Eurovision Song Contest to be held in Kyiv, Ukraine. Read more
Have you ever wondered how this years Bosnian and Herzegovinian entry Ljubav je sounds when a world famous singer performs it? The British R&B and soul singer Joscelyn Eve Stoker, better known as Joss Stone, tries her best in order to give an answer to this question accompanied by Deen himself. Read more
Chances of seeing Bosnia and Herzegovina participants in Kyiv next year seem to be very small. That is the message coming from the broadcaster as they financial issues they struggled with just a few months ago haven’t settled yet. Read more
Very sad news are coming from Bosnia and Herzegovina as Denis Čabrić, the bassist of the rock band Regina, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina with the song Bistra Voda in Moscow in 2009, died 49 years-old. This was confirmed on Regina’s official website today. Read more
Bosnian and Herzegovinian House of Representatives passed some hours ago a legislative proposal regarding functioning of the public radio and television system in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This secures the immediate survival of the broadcaster. Read more
How did the Sarajevo Calling film project come together? In the second part of our exclusive two part series about making the Bosnian and Herzegovinian 1993 Eurovision entry, Sva Bol Svijeta, into a film, you can read more about the background and the work on the film. Read more
Remember Bosnia and Herzegovina’s first participation in the Eurovision Song Contest as an independent country in Millstreet in 1993? This very emotional moment and the circumstances about the delegation’s dangerous travel from Sarajevo’s war zone to Ireland will soon be perpetuated on the movie screen as a feature film with the working title “Sarajevo Calling”. Read more
Exactly one week ago the EBU decided to extend the deadline for the Bosnian National Broadcaster BHRT to pay part of their debt to the EBU to the 8th of June. Today BHRT and the EBU reached a last minute agreement which means that BHRT will be able to transmit UEFA EURO 2016 European Football… Read more
EBU has decided today to extend the deadline for the Bosnian National Broadcaster to pay part of their debt to EBU to the 8th of June. This follows the decision of BHRT’s Executive Board two days ago to suspend all the programming and broadcasting from the 30th of June. Read more
Bosnia and Herzegovina will soon be the only country in Europe that doesn’t have a functioning public service at a national level as the Executive Board of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian National Broadcaster (BHRT) has decided today to suspend all production of programming and broadcasting from the 30th of June due the large debts. Read more
Soon Bosnia and Herzegovina could become the second country after Romania to be excluded from all EBU services including the Eurovision Song Contest. This comes after the parliament decided not to approve a financial plan from the broadcaster BHRT. Read more
The final episode of the Serbian version of the tv-show “Your Face Sounds Familiar” was held in Belgrade Saturday. Daniel Kajmakoski, who represented FYR Macedonia in the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna in 2014 won the show, as he got the most public vote. Read more