Black Mamba represented Portugal at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Turning back time to 2014, they duetted with Portuguese soul singer, Aurea, on the song ‘Wonder Why’ . Read more
ABBA Gold, the greatest hits compilation from Eurovision 1974 winners Abba, has logged its 1000th week on the British charts. The 1000 weeks has been taking place between 1992 and now. Read more
Eden Alene represented Israel at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. After winning X Factor, Israel, away from the show, she released her first single, ‘When It Comes To You’ in 2019. Read more
Senhit represented San Marino at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. She has been a professional singer since 2002, and in 2017 released the single, ‘Something On Your Mind’. Read more
Tusse represented Sweden at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Having won, Swedish Idol, he released his first single not connected to the show in 2020, ‘Innan du Går’. Read more
James Newman represented the United Kingdom at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Sadly the song, ‘Embers’ didn’t go down too well. He had a little bit more luck with an earlier release, ‘Therapy’. Read more
Roxen represented Romania at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Unfortunately her entry ‘Amnesia’ failed to qualify to the final. This was probably a low point of her career, considering how much success she had with her debut release ‘Ce-ți Cântă Dragostea’. Read more
The Roop represented Lithuania at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. The band have found their Eurovision songs to be quite popular, but what about their debut single release, appropriately called ‘Hello’. Read more
The Mamas are following up the Platinum-selling success of Eurovision Song Contest entry ‘Move’ and their latest single ‘In The Middle’ with a brand new summer smash. It’s a rendition of the 60’s classic ‘Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini’, with a new twist. Read more
Blas Cantó represented Spain at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. After being a member of boy band, Auryn, he began his solo career in 2017 with the song, ‘In Your Bed’. Read more
Hooverphonic represented Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021. The band have been together for 25 years, scoring their first Top 30 hit in 2000 with the song, ‘Mad About You’. Read more
Elena Tsagrinou represented Cyprus at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 with the song, ‘El Diablo’. However, before her Eurovision entry she had already released several songs. Read more
With Italy and France taking the top 2 slots this year, and Germany not doing so well, what has become of the 2020 acts who should have represented their country last year, but did not return in 2021. We check up on Diodato, Tom Leeb and Ben Dolic. Read more
At a meeting today the EBU Executive Board agreed to suspend Belarus Member BTRC. Belarus were also suspended from the Eurovision Song Contrst 2021, after failing to provide an entry, which complied with the EBU’s rules. Read more
At this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, two countries were tipped to receive their best place ever, but unfortunately that didn’t happen. For three countries, they however pulled home the second best ever result for their country. Read more
Speaking on her Instagram account, Árný Fjóla Ásmundsdóttir, has announced that she has tested positive for Covid-19. Árný is the wife of Daði Freyr, and part of the Icelandic 2021 Eurovision act. Read more
As you may be aware there are stories going around about what Damiano, lead singer of Eurovision 2021 winners, Måneskin was doing when the camera panned to him in the green room last night. Read more
The Eurovision juries from around Europe and Australia have been revealed by each individual country. These juries make up 50% of the final results, which decided the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2021. Read more
Let’s welcome Måneskin, from Italy as the winners of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. Before celebrations can really kick in, they had one job left: to answer questions from Eurovision accreditated press. Here’s what happened at the 2021 Eurovision Winner’s Press Conference. Read more
Tomorrow evening, the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 will be held and broadcast from the Ahoy Arena, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Twenty-six countries, including the host nation, the Big Five and twenty semi-final qualifiers will compete for the prize as best song in Europe. Read more
Duncan Laurence, winner of the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest has tested positive for COVID-19, his management and the Host Broadcaster have confirmed. Read more
Tomorrow evening, we’ll see the last ten countries qualify for the final. While we know from rehearsals what to expect from the 17 acts competing tonight, we didn’t know much about how the second semi-final show will be. The latter was revealed in the first dress rehearsal this afternoon. Read more
Tomorrow evening, ten acts will advance from the first semi-final to the final. We know how the 16 acts will perform, but now what to expect from the rest of the show. This afternoon, the first dress rehearsal answered a lot of things. 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
Today, we finally get to see the first rehearsals from the pre-qualified countries. For the first time in many years, we actually have two of them in the top 5 to win, according to the bookmakers. Let’s take a closer look at what we can expect from them. Read more