2016 Eurovision participant Samra has just released a new single titled “Badminton”. Along with the song, the Azerbaijani representative premiered the respective music video unleashing all of her sensuality influenced by pop artists such as Ariana Grande or Nicki Minaj. Read more
In Portuguese, there’s a saying that goes like this: “Quem espera, sempre alcança”. Something like “who waits long enough will eventually get there”. Isn’t it just appropriate? After 49 attempts, Portugal did it and was finally crowned as the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest and no one was truly expecting it. Read more
Several well known names have already expressed an interest in representing Belgium at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest. We take a closer look at some of those who might be in the spotlight when broadcaster VRT now goes for an internal selection. Read more
After two years with internal selections by France 2 for the Eurovision Song Contest, the French broadcaster, in collaboration with ITV Studios France is launching an open casting to select their next representative. Read more
Is Eurovision the same through the eyes of young fans? Europe’s favourite song contest enjoys great popularity among a wide demographic but you don’t often hear what its younger fans think. We thought we would ask schoolchildren themselves for a first-hand opinion. Read more
Helena Paparizou and Tamta in a collaboration. That is a dream coming true for many Greek fans, and now it happens. On Helena’s new album is a duet of an Italian Sanremo entry. The Greek cover is called Tora I Pote (Now or Never). Read more
Despite bringing his country to their best Eurovision result so far, placing second in the overall vote, Kristian Kostov broke down in tears during an interview for a local TV station. This year’s youngest Eurovision contestant heartily apologised to Bulgaria for not making it victorious. Read more
