The swedish radio chart program "DigiListan" shows the most downloaded songs to computers, mobile phones and other media players every week.
This week has proved to be a very successful one for the Eurovision songs that competed in Malmö with three songs topping the charts.
Anouk did what many had tried and failed to do for almost ten years; to bring the Netherlands back into the final at Eurovision. The entry that managed it, Birds, was a fairly representative taster of what this, her eighth studio album had in store for fans and her recent success has made anticipation for the album even greater.
Just returned from Malmö after his great success at the Eurovision Song Contest where he achieved the 7th position for Italy, Marco Mengoni continues promoting his latest album #PRONTOACORRERE. Seeing the high number of tickets sold he has recently announced additional dates to please all his fans.
Denmark will be hosting the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest, but in which city will it be? Several cities are in play as hosts. EuroVisionary have taken a closer look at the possibilities and what counts for and against each one of them.
After politicians in both Russia and Azerbaijan have reacted to speculations about voting fraud - and other countrie got offended being told that Lithuanian votes were sold, EBU surprisingly decided to respond in an atempt to put a stop to the crises.
First Emmelie captured the hearts of Denmark and later she moved on to the European ones as she won the Eurovision Song Contest. During her stay in Malmö Emmelie de Forest released her debut album. One can only qoute Julius Caesar by saying the famous words: Vini, Vidi, Vici; I came, I saw, I conquered.
Anouk's particpation for the Netherlands at Eurovision in Malmö with Birds was at the top of many Dutch fans' wishlist. She has already enjoyed a hugely successful career in the Benelux countries for many years. Her latest album Sad Singalong Songs is already flying high with the help of lead single Birds.
