The Eurovision 2023 excitement is literally underway. We are eagerly awaiting the host city announcement. Here’s a closer look at the cities in play to host next year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Post Eurovision Depression is almost over for many of us. Time flies and news about Eurovision 2023 preparations are over us. While you might have been away on holiday, we collected the things we already now know about next year’s edition. Read more
40 songs have been reduced to 20. While waiting for Estonia’s Eesti Laul 2022 to continue, let’s take a look at the songs still in the run to represent the country at the Eurovision Song Contest in Turin, Italy next May. Read more
Tornike represented Georgia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. He has much more to offer than what he showed at Eurovision however. His Kylie Minogue cover of ‘I Just Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’ is a very good example of that. Read more
Samanta Tīna represented Latvia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The very colourful, lovely and lively Latvian woman has more to offer. This time, we look at her 2012 dance hit ‘Esi Man Klāt’, a duet with Rassel. Read more
Natalia Gordienko represented Moldova at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. It wasn’t her first participation, but this Moldovan superstar has more than just Eurovision to offer. Read more
Today, is one of the most exciting days for the Turkish Eurovision fans in years. The European Broadcasting Union confirmed that they are in contact with the Turkish broadcaster TRT regarding about a possible comeback to the contest. Read more
Vincent Bueno represented Austria at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest.He is known to nail both ballads and uptempo songs. This was proven when comparing his 2020 single ‘Instant Dose’ to his Eurovision entry. Read more
Ana Soklič represented Slovenia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The highly multi talented Slovenian artist released ‘Naj Muzila Igra’ in 2013. Read more
Young Victoria Georgieva represented Bulgaria at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. She was already chosen for the 2020 contest. However, when the pandemic came up and shook the world, the contest was cancelled. This didn’t stop the young artist, and she continued her musical works in the meantime. Read more
Albanian – Greek artist Anxela Peristeri represented Albania at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Three years before her Eurovision adventure, she released the award-winning song ‘Pa Mua’. Read more
Albina represented Croatia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Her debut single ‘Imuna Na Strah’ was released in October 2020 right after her participation in The Voice, and before her Eurovision 2021 adventure. Read more
Gjon’s tears represented Switzerland at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. In 2018, he topped the charts in Albania with the song ‘Babi’. This shows that he and his music has a potential of being a classic. Read more
Hurricane represented Serbia at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. There’s much more to these girls than just their ‘Loco Loco entry’. Here we put focus on the song ‘Folir’o’ released last summer. Read more
The Live-on-Tapes recording from the finalists were aired this evening. For some countries, these were pretty similar to their Eurovision performances while others were a lot more different. Read more
Efendi represented Azerbaijan at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. She is an experienced singer quite used to competitions. Another song of hers ‘Dans Ediyorum’ is one of those songs from her repertoire. It’s in Russian with a Turkish title. Read more
Only Australia ended up using their Live-on-Tape recording. Tonight, the first Live-on-Tapes from the other countries were aired. This was a unique view as to how the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest could have looked like. Read more
After the victory of Måneskin for Italy last Saturday in the Eurovision Song Contest, Måneskin’s vocalist Damiano faced speculations about him using drugs in the Green Room during voting. Read more
Yesterday, Finnish representatives Blind Channel made a post in their Facebook account that they have an announcement to make today. During the first dress rehearsal of the second semi-final, they posted this announcement to their Facebook page. Read more
Things are shaping on at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. After today, there are no more regular rehearsals left, just dress rehearsals, jury finals and live shows. Let’s take a look at the very last rehearsal from the six pre-qualified acts. Read more
After a very long day yesterday, today will be a very short day. Just eight quick rehearsals from second semi-finalists. First up this morning was Georgia’s Tornike Kipiani. He is then followed by the acts from Albania, Portugal, Bulgaria and Finland. Read more
Five more acts from the semi-final took the stage for their second rehearsal this afternoon. Who is ready for the Tuesday elimination show, and who needs to rehearse a bit more? Read more
What a start! We start with second rehearsal from one of the favourites to win the Eurovision Song Contest, Malta. Then we move over to the first acts from the second semi-final. Who has what it takes to bring them into the final? Read more
A speedy day is almost coming to an end. In this last session for today, we start out with Belgium and ends with Ukraine. Who has what it takes to bring them from the semi-finals and into the final? Read more
We continue this hectic day five with the second rehearsals from five more acts from semi-final one. First up this afternoon session was North Macedonia’s Vasil. He was followed by his competitors from Ireland, Norway, Cyprus and Croatia. Read more
What a busy day this is. We start the second round of rehearsals, and we have none less than 15 countries rehearsing today. First up in the morning slot was The Roop was Lithuania. They are followed by the acts from Slovenia, Russia, Sweden and Australia. Read more