We are only days away from this year’s competition kicking off here in Lisbon, which means only days until we will know who join the history books and be the contest’s next winner. Over the last week, we’ve seen all the nations complete either their first, or both their first and second rehearsals, and this…
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Belgium was one of the seven nations to participate in the first ever Eurovision Song Contest, and incredibly, since then, have participated at all but three contests. Also quite incredibly, the nation has only won the contest once, and that was in 1986 when Sandra Kim performed the song J’aime la Vie, and she was…
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Some of you may remember a time when Andorra participated at Eurovision, while many of you may not. Andorra debuted at the contest in 2004, and continued through to 2009. During that time, the nation failed to qualify each and every year of participation, although on one occasion, came close! As with all our Best…
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In part 1 of our Eurovision Choir of the Year feature, we discussed the basics of the newcomer to the Eurovision family of events, including what the contest is, and where it will be held this year. Today, we want to go more in depth about the choirs that will be participating in the contest!…
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It’s been a week since Eurovision 2017 concluded, and like many other Eurovision fans, we’re down in the dumps with PED: Post Eurovision Depression. We’re pushing through the PED with an in-depth analysis of the contest, starting today with our thoughts on what worked this year. The Opening and Interval Acts Over the years, we’ve…
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The year has come to an end, and in true New Year’s fashion, it’s time to part with 2016 and party our way into 2017! We’ve collected all our favourite Eurovision and National Final songs to create the ultimate playlist to get you into the mood to celebrate the arrival of the New Year! No…
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Out of the 61 years of Eurovision, Spain has participated 56 times, and during those years, the nation has won the contest twice, and those two times were two years in a row, 1968 and 1969. In 1969, Spain was part of a four way tie for the win, therefore sharing first place with three…
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It has been over a week since Junior Eurovision took place in the capital of Malta, Valletta, so now we have had time to process the contest and how it all planned out. The contest did some things right, and some things wrong, so we want to discuss both sides of the story to work…
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