RTCG, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, have revealed that Vladana Vučinić will perform “Breathe”, at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, in Turin. Vladana will not only be the first female soloist for Montenegro, but she will also be performing in English. The song will be released in the second […]
RTCG, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, have internally selected Vladana Vučinić to represent them at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, in Turin. Vladana Vučinić was revealed during a broadcast of “Dobro jutro Crna Goro” this morning. The song that Vladana will be performing in Turin, will be revealed at […]
This week sees the start of the week-in, week-out 2022 National Final marathon season kick off! This week is just the start of things, with just the one show and one announcement… Tuesday 4th January Montenegro – Song & Artist Announcement (Time TBC) Saturday 8th January Lithuania – […]
RTCG, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, has revealed they’ve received 30 song submissions ahead of the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest – the most submissions in ten years. A jury will decide on who’ll represent the nation, with each member having 100 points to give. 50 points for the song, […]
Sunčane Skale was a popular song festival in Montenegro, between 1994 and 2015. Adria TV, the Montenegrin private broadcaster, is planning to bring the festival back, but as Naše more, naše skale. The revived festival is planned to take place in Herceg Novi once again, taking place in […]
RTCG, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, have opened song submissions for the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest. All nationalities can apply, with the deadline set for Friday 10th December. It has also been announced that Montevizija due to financial and Coronavirus pandemic resasons – therefore an internal selection is likely. […]
The Council and Management of RTCG, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, agreed to the broadcaster’s return to the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest – confirming recent rumours in the Eurovision media. The submission process will begin next week, however it is currently unknown if Montevizija or another selection method will […]
#BIRTHDAY: Stevan Faddy from Montenegro is 35 today You know when you’re new at something, and you’re really enthusiastic about it? You want to make a good impression, and so you put on your best frock, your best voice, and you try to be dead nice. Our friends […]
Over the course of April and May, on the lead up to the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest, we celebrated the countries that participated in this year’s Contest, in Rotterdam. We are now remembering the countries that had previously participated in the Contest – today we remember Montenegro. Montenegro […]
#BIRTHDAY: Rambo Amadeus from Montenegro is 58 today Don’t you just love those ‘novelty’ entries? There have been plenty, to varying degrees of success. One or two have even won. I’ll let you work out which. Of course, these novelties sometimes have a message, even if it’s heavily […]
Yes, Eurovision 2021 has ended, but do not panic! Whether your favourite won or lost, we are here to cheer you up! Are you a true Eurovision fan? Do you know the choreography to ‘Discoteque’ or move your arms in sync whenever you hear the trumpet sounds from […]
#BIRTHDAY: Stefan Filipović from Montenegro is 34 today The semi-finals are a curious thing. Draw is everything if you have to compete in one. It’s true that ten songs will qualify, which give you a better than average chance of making it through. But it does help if […]
RTCG, the Montenegrin national broadcaster, has confirmed to ESCToday that they will not be returning to the Eurovision Song Contest next year. Montenegro has previously stayed away from the Contest for two consecutive years – that was in 2010, when the Contest was held in Oslo and 2011, […]
Hello dear readers of Eurovision Ireland! Today we continue with our exciting series: One Day Love! Each week we celebrate one song from Eurovision History. Here, you can find facts like: year, country, artist, title of the song, lyrics (translations when the song is in another language other […]
Over the last 6 decades, 27 countries have won the Eurovision Song Contest, ranging from Portugal in the far west of mainland Europe, all the way across to Azerbaijan on the shores of the Caspian Sea. This also means that just over half of all countries to have […]
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