Eurovision 2017 logo wins award in Cannes
The logo for the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest has won the bronze award for branding at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. This is the second big award the logo won. Read more
Way Too Fast is the new single from Brendan Murray
Brendan Murray wrote his new single himself. Sometimes things goes too fast, that’s what the Irish 2017 Eurovision participant sings about in this track just released. Read more
Minus One signs with Danish rock label Mighty Music
2016 Cypriot Eurovision participants are tying their knots to Denmark even closer. This afternoon, they announced that they signed with the Danish label Mighty Music, which already have a former Danish participant in their catalogue. Read more
Colours: Sakis Rouvas release new festival song
Double Eurovision participant Sakis Rouvas is back with a new song titled “Colours”. It’s the official soundtrack for the Greek festival Colour Day, which takes place every year in the capital of Greece, Athens. Read more
Neighbour calls police upon national final entry obsession
Speakers on loud, and one particular Norwegian national final entry on repeat for at least 100 times. That was one of the tasks, Norwegian police was called out for this weekend. Read more
Laura Rizzotto in Brazilian love tribute
Born in Rio de Janeiro, Laura Rizotto knows the language, the coulture and the music of Brazil. She has just released a cover version of an icon local love song – to celebrate the Brazilian Valentine’s Day. Read more
Yianna Terzi release Eternity – English version of Oniro Mou
This year’s Greek entry is now available to listen to in a full English version. With the Greek version, Yianna Terzi, didn’t manage to reach the Eurovision final as she only achieved a 14th place in the first semi-final on the 8th of May. Read more
Eleni Foureira meets Cypriot president Nikos Anastasiadis in Presidential Hall
After her recent Eurovision success, Eleni Foureira today met with the Cypriot president. Invited to the meeting was also “Fuego” songwriter Alex Papaconstantinou and the rest of the team behind this year’s runner-up entry. Read more
Not participated since 2012 – how did the fan culture in Turkey survive?
They have been out of the game since Can Bonomo’s highly appreciated entry “Love Me Back” from 2012. He left the Turkish fans proud with a respectable 7th place. Unfortunately Turkey has not participated since then, but the fans are still there. Read more
Missed the final twice in three years – how does Greece move on?
Greece, one of the previous so powerful countries at the contest, is facing a “Eurovision crisis”. Missing the final twice in the past three years, it’s time for the Greeks to wonder about what went wrong, and what they can do in the near future to bring their country back to the game. Read more
Bosnia and Herzegovina is not definitely out of 2019 Eurovision Song Contest
Several Eurovision media recently reported that, Bosnia and Herzegovina won’t be able to come back next year. Lejla A. Babović, responsible for the Eurovision project within BHRT (Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Radio and Television) explains why it however is too soon to conclude anything. Read more
Do you feel like dancing? Learn Eleni’s “Fuego” dance moves
Did you ever dream of rehearsing the choreography of “Fuego” with Eleni Foureira herself? Now you can begin practicing the moves from this year’s Eurovision runner-up. Read more
Isaura sings about lesbian love in new single “Closer”
A girl singing about another girl is not something we usually hear, but Isaura is making that change in her new single “Closer”. Portugal’s 2018 representative has just put out a new single and will soon release her breakthrough album. Read more
Last year victory, this year last place – how did Portugal receive that?
From zero to hero, and quickly back to zero. Portugal wins Eurovision after 49 attempts, but slumps to dead last in Lisbon as hosts of the contest. Not great but that didn’t seem to rain on the Portuguese parade. Read more
‘Eurovision 2038 – here we come!’ – Måns Zelmerlöw welcomes baby boy
Måns Zelmerlöw is readying things up so his newborn can follow his footsteps and win Eurovision one day. In a new social media picture, the Swedish singer and his partner welcomed their new baby. Read more
