Alexa Curtis, the Australian representative of the 2016 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, has released her new single “Dejavu”. You can watch the official video below: Let us know what you think about Australia and the 2016 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – either in the comments below or on […]
Isabella Clarke from Australia, has turned 18 years old today. Isabella represented Australia, at the 2017 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – finishing in 3rd place, with “Speak Up”. Happy Birthday, Isabella! Let us know what you think about the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – either in the comments […]
Alexa Curtis from Australia, has turned 18 years old today. Alexa represented Australia, at the 2016 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – finishing in 5th place, with “We Are”. Happy Birthday, Alexa! Let us know what you think about the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – either in the comments […]
Jael from Australia, has turned 16 years old today. Jael represented Australia, at the 2018 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – finishing in 3rd place, with “Champion”. Happy Birthday, Jael! Let us know what you think about the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – either in the comments below or […]
On the lead up to the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which is been held in Paris, we are looking back at all the countries to have participated in the Contest and their histories – past and present. Today we continue with Australia’s story. Australia debuted at the […]
Bella Paige from Australia, has turned 20 years old today. Bella represented Australia, at the 2015 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – finishing in 8th place, with “My Girls”. Happy Birthday, Bella! Let us know what you think about the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – either in the comments […]
Both ABC and SBS, the Australian national broadcasters, have both confirmed that neither broadcaster will be returning to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest this year, in Paris. Two days after ABC announced their non-return, SBS gave Aussievision the following statement: “Due to the current travel restrictions, Australia will […]
SBS, the Australian national broadcaster, have released a statement surrounding the 2021 Junior Eurovision Song Contest – although the statement doesn’t reveal the status of their participation at this year’s Contest. The statement read as follows: “SBS is always exploring all possible ways to bring more Eurovision to […]
Over the course of November and on the lead up to the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, we will be celebrating the countries that have participated at the Contest. Today, we celebrate Australia. Australia debuted at the Contest in 2015, in Sofia, Bulgaria. Bella Paige finished in eighth […]
For the first time in the history of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest and in the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time since 1983, there will not be a broadcast of the Contest from Warsaw. An SBS spokesperson had the following to say: “Due to restrictions and […]
On Tuesday, the Participants List for the 2020 Junior Eurovision Song Contest was released – although the European Broadcasting Union has indicated this may not be the final one. Seven countries have withdrawn ahead of this year’s Contest and ESCXtra have approached their national broadcasters to see if […]
Australia will be withdrawing from the 2020 edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest due to the current Coronavirus pandemic. There is currently a ban on international travel, both in and out of the country due to the pandemic – with these restrictions likely to be in place […]
Australia will see a possible change in broadcaster if participation takes place in Warsaw. Following ABC participating in 2017, 2018 and 2019, it is likely that SBS will return to hosting the Junior Eurovision Song Contest after 2015 and 2016. ABC had a contract with the European Broadcasting […]
JESC BIRTHDAY: Jael from Australia is 14 today Jael Wena represented Australia at JESC 2018. She finished third. Happy birthday, Jael! Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision Ireland
JESC2019: Interview with Jordan Anthony from Australia Eurovision Ireland caught up with Jordan Anthony from the Australian city of Perth. He tells us about The Voice and travelling. Jordan Anthony performs first at JESC 2019 on Sunday 24 November. Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision Ireland
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