The 2010 Junior Eurovision Song Contest took place on Saturday 20th November. The event was hosted at Minsk Arena by Denis Kourian and Leila Ismailava. The top 3 were: 1st: Armenia – 120 points 2nd: Russia – 119 points 3rd: Serbia – 113 points Moldova made their debut, […]
The 2009 Junior Eurovision Song Contest took place on Saturday 21st November. The event was hosted at Palace of Sports by Ani Lorak, Dmytro Borodin and Timur Miroshnychenko. The top 3 were: 1st: The Netherlands – 121 points =2nd: Armenia – 116 points =2nd: Russia – 116 points […]
Welcome to our first A-Z series of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – ahead of the 2020 Contest in Warsaw. Today, we look at our first ever N, O, P, Q and R… N is for… Nadia Hasnaoui has hosted both the 2004 Junior Eurovision Song Contest in […]
Over the course of this week, junioreurovision.tv have released some behind the scenes footage of recordings of all the participants performances. Everyday, we have brought them to you all in one place. Finally, it’s the turn of Georgia, France and Belarus. Georgia France Belarus Author: Richard Taylor Source: […]
#BIRTHDAY: Michał Szpak from Poland is 30 today What do you think about the modern day system of giving jury and televoting results separately? It sets out how differently those two elements can think, and potentially throw up a surprise winner. In 2016 we saw it for the […]
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 Ukraine. Ukraine debuted at the Contest in 2006, in Bucharest, Romania. Nazar Slyusarchuk finished in ninth […]
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 Russia. Russia debuted at the Contest in 2005, in Hasselt, Belgium. Vladislav Krutskikh finished in ninth […]
This weekend, the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2020 should have been coming to us live from Warsaw in Poland – but in a year that has been anything but ordinary, we of course now know that JESC will be taking place under more unfamiliar circumstances, with most acts […]
Welcome to our first A-Z series of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest – ahead of the 2020 Contest in Warsaw. Today, we look at our first ever J, K, L and M… J is for… Japanese appeared within the 2006 Serbian entry, yet it has not made the […]
#BIRTHDAY: Andrius Pojavis from Lithuania is 37 today As we know, any country can win first prize at our favourite TV show. They could be finishing in the top three every year, or they could have that one wayward result that buckles the form. Our friends in Lithuania […]
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