As one of the only nations to have participated each year since the contest began back in 2003, Belarus should be well and truly bringing their game each year, as they’ve seen the contest grow since its inception. They’ve won the contest twice, but it’s been a while since their last win in 2007, and…
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FYR Macedonia have had a mixed history at Junior Eurovision with a couple of Top 5 places and a whole lot of 12th places and a fair few last place finishes. Last year, the nation seemed to have gotten the formula right with Martija and her song Love Will Lead Our Way, which was modern…
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Poland were one of the original nations at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, and participated twice with fairly dismal results. After a lengthy break away from the contest, the nation returned in the hopes of finally cracking the Junior Eurovision code. After their 11th place entry of 2016, Poland was ready to take it to…
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Ireland have had a super short history at Junior Eurovision and not with much success, but they’re giving it a red hot go this year to try top their 10th place result of 2016. This year, Ireland used a national final and hoped to leave it to the last minute to reveal who would be…
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Despite participating in the contest numerous times since the debut of the contest, Cyprus still haven’t managed to crack the elusive Top 5, with their best result being 8th place both in 2004 and 2006. Cyprus keep trying each year, and maybe this will be the year for them with Nicole Nicolaou and her song…
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Georgia are one of the most successful Junior Eurovision nations with no less than three wins under their belt, not to mention a handful of Top 5 results. Coming off a win in 2016 which gave Georgia the opportunity to host a Eurovision event for the first time ever, there’s the added home town pressure…
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The Netherlands are a mixed bag when it comes to Junior Eurovision and although they’ve had their highs and lows, they often end up smack bang in the middle of the results table. With their one and only win no less than eight years ago, the nation is due for a bit of success in…
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Albania have had a short history at Junior Eurovision, and for two out of the three participations, they haven’t exactly been the most successful. With a majority of the results falling out of the Top 10, could 2017 be a lucky year for Albania? Through a national final, the young representative Ana Kodra was chosen…
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Ukraine are a mixed bag when it comes to Junior Eurovision, with a few top results including their win back in 2012, but on the flip side, a whole bunch of fairly average results. Coming off an undeserved 14th place in 2016, Ukraine is hoping to improve things and return to a top position, and…
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Australia has been a welcome addition to Junior Eurovision (well at least in our partially biased eyes), and we’ve enjoyed watching the nation present the best young Australian artists over the last 2 years. This year marks the third participation for Australia, and it will be Isabella Clarke who will be flying the Aussie flag…
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