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Bambie Thug: ‘Breaking the mould is worth it in any type of industry’

By Joe Bleasdale On Apr 26, 2024

The rehearsals in Malmö for Eurovision 2024 are about to start in a couple of days’ time. Prior to traveling to Malmö, we caught up with Bambie Thug – Ireland’s entry in Eurovision, and spoke to them about their entry “Doomsday Blue”, the message behind the song, limoncello, The Sims Movie, and a lot more.

Check out everything Bambie Thug told us in Madrid in this interview below:

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I'm Joe. I was born in Copenhagen, grew up in London, speak French and Spanish and have been a near-lifelong fan of Eurovision.

I accidentally stumbled across Eurovision after staying up past my bedtime in 2005, then got hooked in 2009, discovered semi-finals in 2011, then national finals in 2016, and now, it's my favourite sport (you can bet on it, after all). I'm also a newly-huge fan of Sanremo, which means I've inadvertantly learned Italian given about 80% of my playlists are made up of those artists.

My all-time favourite Eurovision songs are Sergio Dalma's "Bailar pegados" (Spain 1991) and Lordi's "Hard Rock Hallelujah" (Finland 2006).

You can find me at @SirBleasdale on the socials (Instagram / Twitter), and at www.joebleasdale.com.

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