Måns Zelmerlöw releases new album “Time”
The Swedish winner of Eurovision 2015, Måns Zelmerlöw, is back with a brand new album titled “Time”. It is a catalogue of well produced and modern pop-songs, where Zelmerlöw looks back at his life. Read more
Loreen makes comeback with atmospheric new song “Walk With Me”
Swedish Eurovision winner Loreen is back with a brand new song “Walk With Me” – two years after her latest release. It is a dark and moody song about diversity and inclusion. Read more
Executive Supervisor Jon Ola Sand leaves EBU
After the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest, Jon Ola Sand will leave his position at the European Broadcasting Union. He will return to Norway for a position at the head office of public broadcaster NRK. Mr Sand leaves EBU after 10 years in charge of the Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Turkish Eurovision Participation to be discussed in the Turkish Parliament
Turkish fans have been so frustrated by TRT and the government for being silent on Turkey’s Eurovision participation, so much so that questions have been raised in the Turkish Parliament, Read more
Eurovision: You Decide scrapped as the BBC join forces with record label BMG
Eurovision: You Decide has been scrapped. The broadcaster BBC will team up with record company BMG to hopefully find the winning formula to bring success back to the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest. Is this a step in the right direction for the U.K? Read more
Vlado Kalember and Srebrna Krila reunite on their new single “Je Li Ti Žao Zbog Nas”
Vlado Kalember and Srebrna Krila, who previously represented Yugoslavia in the Eurovision Song Contest, are back together as they this summer launched a new song. Last Friday, they also released the video for the song which recalls the memories of young days. Read more
Eurovision sand artist gets a golden buzzer on Britain’s Got Talent – Champions
This evening, Eurovision sand artist Kseniya Simonova has won the golden buzzer on Britain’s Got Talent – The Champions opening episode. Can she go on to win the entire series? Read more
Rotterdam to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2020
Rotterdam has been selected as the host city of the 65th Eurovision Song Contest in May next year. The Netherlands have hosted the competition four times, but this will be the first time that the event has been hosted by Rotterdam. Read more
Nina Kraljić emphasizes the power of love on brand new track “Mala Ljubav”
A couple of days ago, Croatian Nina Kraljić launched her second single this year. “Mala Ljubav” is a classical ballad that praises the power of love. Read more
Eye Cue point out that it is “Too Late” for a difficult relationship on their latest single
North Macedonia’s duo Eye Cue, who took part at 2018 Eurovision, is back with a new single “Too Late”. It is a pleasant electropop song about a woman, who is in control of her own life. Read more
Legendary Eurovision songwriter releases first solo song – at the age of 61
Lise Cabble doesn’t need much introduction to followers of the Eurovision Song Contest. She participated four times, and won once. Since her band split up 20 years ago, she has been focusing on songwriting – but now, she just released her first solo song. Read more
Doris Dragović premiered “Brod Za Nabolje” – 10 years after her latest video
Double Eurovision participant Doris Dragović is back with the new song “Brod Za Nabolje”. It is a modern ballad about unhappy love. It breaks a long period with no new music from the Croatian singer. Read more
Vanna sings about tough love on her latest single “Kad Smo Se Voljeli”
Vanna, who represented Croatia at 2001 Eurovision Song Contest, has recently premiered a new video for the song titled “Kad Smo Se Voljeli”. The song can be found on the singer’s new album, which was released at the end of last month. Read more
Host cities to meet urgent Friday deadline before final decision can be made
Potential host cities Rotterdam and Maastricht have just four days to provide additional information as part of their official bids to host Eurovision. We will soon find out which city will be hosting the contest in 2020. Read more
Sergej and Who See want you to take a break from everyday problems on the new single “Pusti Probleme”
Two former Montenegrin Eurovision representatives, Sergej Ćetković and Who See, have collaborated on a new single “Pusti Probleme”. The message of the song, that was released few days ago, is that we should slow down, enjoy life and forget about everyday problems for a moment. Read more
