A couple of weeks ago, we revealed that Moldova and Montenegro wouldn’t be returning to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest this year – we can now look at a further four countries that won’t be returning. Croatia’s broadcaster, HRT have revealed that they won’t return to the Contest […]
KAN, the Israeli broadcaster, have announced that they will once be withdrawing from the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – with no specific reason why. Israel had only participated twice before last year – in 2012 and 2016. However all is not lost for Israeli fans, as KAN have […]
Last week, we revealed that there was a chance that Slovakia would be debuting at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest, however the rumoured information seems to have been false. The press spokesperson for RTVS, Erika Rusnáková, confirmed that the nation would not be participating this year. Author: […]
During the day, news about a possible Slovakian debut at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest has come to light. Eurovision Takeover have sourced a quote given to Eurofestivales. The RTVS Spokesperson told Eurofestivales: “RTVS currently supervises and evaluates in detail the possibilities of cooperation in the Junior […]
Sofia Pride will be welcoming their first ever Eurovision Song Contest winner to the event – on June 8th, Netta will take to the stage. The concert that Netta will perform at will be held at the Soviet Army Monument. Netta had the following to say: “When you […]
Two former participating nations have confirmed they will not be returning to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest this year – they are Moldova and Montenegro. Moldova’s TRM have confirmed to Eurovoix that they will not be returning to the Contest after withdrawing back in 2014. No reason has […]
Days after the Eurovision Song Contest had concluded in Tel Aviv, the European Broadcasting Union revealed that France have withdrawn from this year’s Eurovision Choir, to be held in Gothenburg. Logistical problems surrounding the selected Choir is cited for the withdrawal. France were due to debut at Eurovision […]
The Finnish national selection UMK, will be returning to an open selection process for 2020. This form of selection process for UMK was also used between 2012 and 2017. Interested Songwriters and Artists will be able to submit entries between 1st and 8th November. YleX, Yle’s radio broadcaster […]
Will Luxembourg return to the Eurovision Song Contest? The Contest will return to the BENELUX region for the first time since the 1980’s – the perfect time for Luxembourg to return? Groups have appeared on Social Media, as well as former Contest stars calling for the Nation’s return […]
Last weekend in Tel Aviv, the Marcel Bezençon award winners 2019 were announced. There are three awards announced each year – they are the Press award (voted by the Press), Artistic award (voted by the Commentators) and Composer award (voted by a jury of participating Composers). So the […]
One week on since the Eurovision Song Contest took part in Tel Aviv, did the right country win – or do you think someone else should’ve taken the victory? Vote below and we will reveal the result next Sunday. Author: Richard Taylor Source: Eurovision Ireland
Tonight, the 64th Eurovision Song Contest took place in Tel Aviv, Israel. In the last few moments Duncan Laurence was announced as the winner, with a score of 492 points. Duncan performed the entry Arcade for The Netherlands. Author: Richard Taylor Source: Eurovision Ireland
What a night last night! Sadly, Ireland didn’t make it through, but a good set of countries did. The running order for tomorrow night can be found HERE. Today brought a farewell to both James and Bogdan, who have left Tel Aviv for their return home – John […]
The time has come! Welcome to the Jury Grand Final Live Blog AND our last Live Blog of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest season, here from Tel Aviv! Tonight, the twenty qualifiers from across Tuesday and Thursday take to the stage, joining Israel and the Big 5. 50% […]
The running order for this year’s Grand Final has just been released on the official Eurovision Song Contest website. Where does your country feature in the line-up? See for yourself below: 1. Malta2. Albania3. Czech Republic4. Germany5. Russia6. Denmark7. San Marino8. North Macedonia9. Sweden10. Slovenia11. Cyprus12. Netherlands13. Greece14. […]
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