A little handbag with flags of all 42 participating countries in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, that’s what we met the 10 Danish finalists with. We challenged them all for a game of “Finish The Sentence” with cards they drew from that Eurovision style handbag. Read more
Have your heard this year’s Danish songs – and do you already have an idea what the Danes will vote for? One of them will represent Denmark on the Eurovision stage in Tel Aviv, Israel in May. We take a closer look at the 10 songs in the running. Read more
All three songs for the Finnish national selection are now available. On the second of March, it will be decided which of the three candidate songs will be selected for the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Well known names mixed with talented new comers – and experienced songwriters who knows how to write a good song. Take a closer look at the competitors for this year’s Danish final. How do the Danes know these names? Read more
Greenlandic, Danish, English, Spanish, German and French. Those are the various languages you will hear in this year’s Danish final. For Greenlandic, it could be first time it will be sung on the Eurovision stage. Read more
Romania’s national final left many fans deeply frustrated. They turned their anger towards an unfair jury system – and in particular towards two specific jury members. The fans are right. The system in Romania isn’t fair. Read more
Last year’s host country, Portugal kicked off their 2019 selection tonight. Eight acts battled for four spots in the final, which will take place on the 2nd of March. Read more
Dora returned with a spectacular and interesting final this year. Eventually, Roko Blažević was crowned the winner. His dream will come true, as he’ll represent Croatia in in Tel Aviv. Read more
Big favourite Kazka are still in the run to represent Ukraine in Tel Aviv, Israel in May, although they weren’t without problems tonight. In the second semi-final, they qualified for the final together with Freedom Jazz and Anna Maria. Read more
Eight acts – including two former Eurovision participants will battle it out next Saturday. The final line-up was decided tonight after Hungary went through three preliminary heats and two semi-finals. Read more
Melodifestivalen has been unpredictable so far this season, but tonight it was a little easier to predict. Four of the seven acts are, as always, still in the run to represent Sweden this year, while three left the competition at this stage. Read more
The band Tulia will represent Poland at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. The band is known for mixing old traditions with a modern touch. Broadcaster TVP went for an internal selection this year after three years with live televised national finals. Read more
“Superman” is the second of three potential Eurovision song from Darude feat. Sebastian Rejman. After next week’s release of the third entry, Finland will choose between the three songs in a national final on the 2nd of March. Read more
Home country Israel will be represented by Kobi Marimi at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv in May. The song to match tonight’s winner will be selected at a later point. Read more
András Kállay-Saunders represented Hungary in 2014, and he might be yet another act in comeback this year. Tonight, he continued to the Hungarian final followed by three other acts. Read more
Many surprises appeared in tonight’s chapter of Melodifestivalen 2019, just like last week. Four acts are still in the run to represent Sweden in Tel Aviv, Israel in May – with a small advantage to the two direct finalists. Read more
“Release Me” is the title of the first of three songs by Darude and Sebastian Rejman, which Finland will have to choose among in their national final. The coming two songs will be released on the 15th and 22nd of February. Read more
A bad kept secret is now officially confirmed. Sergey Lazarev will represent Russia at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. After narrowly missing out on victory in 2016, does he have what it takes to bring the trophy back to Russia for a second time? Read more
A former Eurovision participant was among the 10 acts fighting for the last six semi-final spots. Next week, the semi-finals kicks off. Who has what it takes to represent Hungary this year in May? Read more
Quite a lot of well known names appeared on stage tonight. Seven acts competed for two spots in the final, or alternatively the two spots in the second chance. Three left the competition, and is out of the run to represent Sweden in Tel Aviv, Israel in May. Read more
Tomorrow, many Eurovision fans will go on “Swedish mode”. For six weeks, all they can think about is Melodifestivalen. Their heartbeat will go up and if you can’t join them, it’s best to leave them alone in this period. Under no circumstances must they be approached with life’s triviality during the shows. Read more
Well known songwriters, a few established performers and some newcomers hoping for a break-through, that’s what Denmark today presented as their 10 acts for the national final to take place on the 23rd of February. Read more
Today, Austria presented their acts for the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. She will compete with the song “Limits”. PAENDA has been looking for the right opportunity to use Eurovision as the next step in her career – and now it appeared. Read more
Who was lucky and who was unlucky? It’s time to start placing your bets on the outcome of the semi-finals. Today, the 36 semi-finalists were drawn into the two semi-finals, and the so-called Big 5 countries + host country Israel were given a semi-final to vote in. Read more
This afternoon, Lake Malawi was crowned the winner of the online Czech national final. They will represent Czech Republic at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv, Israel in May. Read more
In a tough X-Factor final, Michela won the honour of representing Malta at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Four acts had made to the final where they fought for a record deal and the guaranteed international exposure from the stage in Tel Aviv, Israel. Read more