A few weeks after she was chosen to represent Spain at the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest, Barei has now released the final Eurovision version of her song together with the video clip that will accompany it and further information about the stage performance in Stockholm. Read more
On February 1st the attention has been focused on the southern edge of Europe as one of the countries that has struggled the most during the last decade to reach a top 10 place at Eurovision, held a one night selection show where, after six different acts were performed Barei with the song Say Yay was proclaimed winner… Read more
Loreen (Eurovision winner 2012), Edurne (Spanish 2015 representative) and Carlos Marín (member of the lyrical group Il Divo) have been announced today by the national broadcaster of Spain as part of a jury that will be involved in the decision on who represents the Iberian country at this year´s Eurovision song contest. Read more
The Estonian public broadcaster ERR has once again put their trust in the long lasting Eesti Laul to select their representative for the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. More details including running order for the two semi-finals has now been published. Read more
Sweden´s biggest musical competition gets a brand new image this year, after five years using the same elements in its visual image and logo. Melodifestivalen´s new face is more modern and follows more simple lines than it did before, which may give us a hint at what we will be seeing on our screens during… Read more
The Eurovision representative of Spain, who once danced in the rain on Europe´s most famous stage, now delights the audience of her country with mesmerizing impersonations of some of the best singers in the world hoping to win a big prize for her chosen charity. Read more
Ruth Lorenzo, who represented Spain in 2014 with the song Dancing In The Rain, released her first album Planeta Azul last October and now after almost a year, the singer and songwriter has decided to go back to singing in English in her new single called 99 which she just released as she heads into what seems is… Read more
Months after her latest release, Paper Light, 2012 Swedish Eurovision Song Contest winner Loreen has released a brand new song called I´m In It With You. The song is an international project in collaboration with a Canadian who she worked with before. Read more
The singer, who has taken Europe´s charts by storm with his Eurovision winning song Heroes, has recently added new stops to his European tour. The tour, scheduled to start in September, is set to take Måns around Europe in the coming months. Read more
A Million Voices, the song that represented Russia in this year´s Eurovision Song Contest and came second has just been released in Polina’s native language. The new version was presented a few days ago at a popular radio station. Read more
After weeks of this year´s winner talking about a possible upcoming European tour, now we finally bring you all there is to know about it so that you won´t miss the opportunity of seeing Europe´s musical Hero performing in a city, hopefully close to you. Keep reading to find out when and how. Read more
The Spanish dance diva Soraya, who represented Spain in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest has just released her brand new single You Didn’t Do It, which at the same time is a preview of what her coming album is going to sound like. Read more
Ruth Lorenzo who represented Spain in the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest last night told the story of her roller coaster life from being saved by two Mormons to taking part in UK’s most popular TV show and from there to the Eurovision Song Contest. We bring you the highlights of her life. Read more
“Не молчи” Is the title of Eurovision legend Dima Bilan´s new single. It is a pop ballad, in which the 2008 Eurovision winner cries for the love of his life not to remain silent as it will only take a couple of words to save their love. Read more
It´s been eight years since the Spanish broadcaster RTVE pulled out of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Back then they stated that it promoted stereotypes they didn´t share, but it seems things are changing as this week news broke that Spain might come back this year. Read more
For the first time ever, the Spanish broadcaster, RTVE, this year chose to hire an external company to take care of the stage production of their Eurovision entry and it seems this might have set them on a new path for the future. Read more