Two countries have announced their withdrawal from the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Warsaw, Poland: Australia and Wales.
The European Broadcasting Union has announced that the celebratory programme Eurovision: Europe Shine A Light recorded an audience average of 73 million.
The preperations for the film took Netflix four years but this weekend they finally gave us the release date and more. The film will be called Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga starring American comedian Will Ferrell and Canadian Mean Girls actress Rachel McAdams.
A small glance over the 36th annual Eurovision Song Contest, held on 4 May 1991 in Rome. Winner, voting incidents, returning artists and much more through our point of view.
During tonight’s Eurovision entertainment, Eurovision: Europe Shine A Light, the branding and slogan were revealed for the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Several details were later revealed by the European Broadcasting Union in an exclusive article, here is a summary of everything you need to know: The contest is planned to take place on Sunday…
During tonight’s very special entertainment, Eurovision: Europe Shine A Light, it was revealed that the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest would take place in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. EBU, NPO, NOS, AVROTROS and the City of Rotterdam will proudly host the 2021 contest. It will take place, as planned, in the Ahoy Arena next year.
Tonight, the European Broadcasting Union revealed the planned running order of the songs which would have competed in the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest.
Greek broadcaster ERT held a press conference today, with details regarding the famous landmark they will light up for the show and to whom will commentate the night’s entertainment.
The 2020 Eurovision Song Contest was cancelled due to the coronavirus, however several countries are already confirming their 2020 artists for the 2021 edition of the contest.
Tonight, the European Broadcasting Union revealed the planned running order of the songs which would have competed in Eurovision 2020.
A small glance over the 34th annual Eurovision Song Contest, held on 6 May 1989 in Laussane. Winner, voting incidents, returning artists and much more through our point of view.
Lithuania is the winner of The Eurovision Takeover 2020!
Streaming live tonight is The Eurovision Takeover 2020, a fun-filled night with performances and voting! Find out everything you need to know about all our guests here. How To Watch The Show The Eurovision Takeover 2020 at Home will be broadcast live via YouTube. A direct embed to watch the show and set a reminder…
Here’s an ultimate guide into all of our special guests tonight, live on The Eurovision Takeover 2020 at Home. First Up: Sara De Blue Sara De Blue is an Austrian singer-songwriter, known to Eurovision fans for participating in San Marino’s national selection ‘1in360’, which was aimed to find and showcase global talent, with the winner…
EBU revealed more informations about the celebratory event that will fill in the void that Eurovision’s cancellation created.
Instead of rehearsing in Ahoy this week, Dutch singer Jeangu Macrooy spends his time at home writing his entry for next years Eurovision Song Contest. In an interview with Dutch newspaper Het Parool today he comments on this years contest: ‘I could have won’.
Voting has opened for the Grand Final of The Eurovision Takeover 2020! Join us live on Friday the 8th of May for the final of #Takeover2020, where we announce the results of this year’s show. The programme will also contain some exclusive clips, recaps, interval acts and more (which will be announced this week). *VOTING…
Blas Cantó has announced he has different plans for his 2021 participation.
The announcement has been made by the organisers as the Dutch government put a new measure into place which banned all events exceeding 100 people. These measures have been put into place due to the ongoing COVID-19 virus which has caused over 6,000 deaths. Below is the official statement. “This afternoon the Dutch government decided…
Ben & Tan will represent Denmark in the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest after winning Dansk Melodi Grand Prix, hosted by DR. The results from the final of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix are as follows: Ben & Tan – “Yes” (super-finalist) Sander Sanchez – “Screens” (super-finalist) Emil – “Ville ønske jeg havde kendt dig” (super-finalist) Benjamin Kissi – “Faith”…
