In recent years, most winners have been deeply engaged with the song they were performing. They either wrote the song, had it written specifically for them – or otherwise managed to take it in so much that it became their song. Read more
After two months of intense work at the Eurovision Song Contest, Eurovision Contest Producer Christer Björkman was taken to the hospital in Tel Aviv yesterday. The 61 year old former participant was hit by a blood clot in the throat, but he came under treatment just in time. Read more
The Netherlands will have quite some options when deciding upon next year’s host city. Some are more likely than others though. We take a closer look at the arenas that already are, or could come in play, as host for the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
It’s time to crunch the numbers. The full result for the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest has just been revealed, and it shows quite some interesting details regarding the two semi-finals. Read more
Madonna out of key, big differences between jury and televoting – Iceland to be booh’ed for Palenstine flag – a nervewracking voting – and then it ended with a victory for the top favourite. Read more
Icelandic BDSM punk, Swedish gospel, flying Australian pop opera, A Dutch piano playing favourite, Eastern pop and great Balkan ballads. The 2019 Eurovision final has something for everyone. Check out photos from this great show. Read more
Odds are so low for Duncan Laurence to win that some bookmakers closed for bets on this. With just a few hours to go, there are however still chance to earn a little bit of extra cash if you dare to gamble on anything else than a Dutch victory. Read more
Ahead of tonight’s Eurovision Grand Final, we at EuroVisionary look back at this years contest and howTel Aviv has opened its doors to fans and press for the world’s largest song contest. Read more
The year was 2003 when I visited the Eurovision host city for the very first time. I was so proud of my press accreditation, and my family couldn’t really relate to what I was doing in Riga. A total of seventeen Eurovision I’ve attended so far, including one Junior. After all those years, I was… Read more
Tonight, juries from across Europe and Australia cast their votes in this year’s Eurovision Grand Final. The jury show takes place exactly 24 hours before the live televised final and votes cast on the Friday night count towards 50% of the total score for each country. Read more
Electricity in the air and butterflies in your tummy, that is the feeling you get when you hear “Te Deum” and the iconic EBU graphics flash across your TV Screens on Eurovision Grand Final night. What can you expect to see in the show this year? Read more
In October and November, Duncan Laurence will tour in his home country, but in December he goes on a European tour which so far is listed to bring him to five countries. This will be his very first tour Read more
This year’s Eurovision participants have been taking a much needed break from rehearsals and performing. Many have been using this free time to enjoy the wonders of Israel. Read more
The bookmakers scored 9 out of 10. The second semi-final was a lot tougher with so many big favourites placed in this semi-final, but yet they managed better than in the first semi-final. Read more
Malta kicks off the show followed by Albania in the undesired second position. Spain will close the performances from the 26 acts. That’s the result of the running order which is now decided. Read more
With only three spots left for the second half, tension was high at the draw following tonight’s semi-final. If most of the favourites ends up in first half, and one of them in the second half, the latter could gain an advantage. Read more
Congratulations to North Macedonia, The Netherlands, Albania, Sweden, Russia, Azerbaijan, Denmark, Norway, Switzerland and Malta. Those are the 10 qualifiers that made it through the toughest semi-final this year. Read more
A piano playing top favourite, a gigantic chair, golden angel wings, beautiful pictures on the backdrop and plenty of fire. The second semi-final offers a good variation – something for every taste. Check out pictures for this fantastic show in this gallery. Read more
18 more countries took to the stage tonight in a bid to impress the professional juries and pick up as many votes as possible. Before they got on stage we got to see what adventures they had in Israel and this is what you can expect to see tomorrow. Read more
