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My earliest Eurovision memory is Gina G representing the UK in '96, the song was a big hit in Australia, and is still played in my local gay bar! These days, I imagine I'm fluent in Italian, singing 2015's Grande Amore passionately to everyone stupid enough to watch me! Being in the audience, in that stadium for the first time, in Vienna, has naturally solidified its place as my favourite final.
Eurovision is one of those rare moments where work and pleasure harmoniously intertwine. I felt like I'm in the right place, doing exactly what I'm supposed to be doing.
“There’s two different types of hate,” Jendrik says. “For example, there’s the shallow hate, saying ‘Oh your song sucks and your hair looks weird’, and then you can say, ‘Ah I don’t care about that!’.
There’s the other kind of hate,!-->…
LIVE: Melodi Grand Prix – Semi Final 2
Good evening and welcome to our live blog of the second semi final of this year's Melodi Grand Prix! Tonight, another four songs are in the running for one ticket to the Grand Final to be held on 20 February. Join us at 1950 CET for the…
Diodato will perform in Arena di Verona for Europe Shine A Light
Photo by: Mattia Zoppellaro
Italy’s Diodato, who wowed audiences with the anthem Fai Rumore (Make Noise) at Sanremo Festival earlier this year, has revealed that he will ‘make noise’ by performing in the empty Arena di Verona for!-->!-->!-->…
Senhit gets FREAKY! with us on zoom
In a non-COVID-19 world, rehearsals would be underway this week Rotterdam’s Ahoy Arena for Eurovision’s semi-finals. Journalists and photographers would have met with the delegations in a cosy hotel lobby, dunking some stroopwafel into!-->…
Montaigne: “I have a very lovely life outside of Eurovision!”
A visibly elated Montaigne, in character with blue hair and clown make-up, won Eurovision – Australia Decides 2020 in February.
In the shadow of the omnipresent coronavirus, performing her song Don’t!-->!-->!-->…
Elisa Has Won Festival Da Canção 2020
Elisa has won Festival Da Canção 2020 with 'Medo de sentir' (translated to 'Fear of Feeling'), and will fly the Portuguese flag at the 65th Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam.
Full results from the show:
Elisa – "Medo de sentir"!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
LIVE: Grand Final of Festival da Canção 2020
The Grand Final of Festival da Canção 2020 takes place on Saturday, March 7, live from Coliseu Rondão Almeida. The following songs will compete to be Portugal's representative in Eurovision, which will take place in Rotterdam.
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LIVE: Szansa na Sukces Final!
The final of the Polish TV show Szansa na Sukces where the next Eurovision entry for Poland is going to be chosen is taking place today. A total of three acts are going to compete to become the successor of Tulia, and to represent Poland!-->…
LIVE: Festival da Canção 2020 – Semi-Final 1
With a quarter of the songs for Eurovision 2020 now chosen, it is time for Portugal's national final Festival da Canção 2020. In the 1st Semi-Final, the following artists will compete from RTP's Studio 1, in Lisbon, for one of four spots!-->…
Montaigne is the Winner of Eurovision – Australia Decides 2020!
SBS Australia’s Eurovision: Australia Decides has unearthed the country’s second national final winner. Australia has decided to give their douze points to Montaigne. In May she will head a convoy bound for Rotterdam's Ahoy Arena to compete…