Best of the Bunch: Greece

This week we’re going back to revisit the last 10 Greek entries to decide which is the best of the bunch. Greece first debuted in 1974, and since then, had 1 winning entry, and 3 third places. The nation is known for the catchy songs, and often over-the-top staging, but if it brings good results,…

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Postcard Concept and Ticket Sales – More information released!

This week, the Junior Eurovision Team have released more information about the concept for the postcards for this year’s show, as well as information on ticket sales. For those who don’t know, postcards are short clips shown before the singer begins performing their song. It gives time for the production team to set up any…

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Italy’s Chiara and Martina present Viva

After winning on their debut to Junior Eurovision, the pressure is on to back up their performance by Vincenzo in 2014. To choose their act for this year, Italy held a televised final, where Chiara and Martina rose above all the other acts to win. The sisters then went into the studio where they worked…

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It’s Lena’s song for Serbia – Listen to it here! (JESC)

We recently reported that Serbia had chosen Lena Stamenkovic as their Junior Eurovision representative, and now, the song she will be singing and the official music video has been released. The song is titled Lenina Pesma, which translates to ‘Lena’s Song.’ The song is a ballad, but Lena brings the drama to the performance –…

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Georgia releases their Junior Eurovision Song!

Georgia have nailed Junior Eurovision, scoring a two wins and a bunch of great results in the recent years. Their success comes down to their left of centre, upbeat songs with big voices. This year is no exception. The band is called The Virus and the song is called Gabede, which translates to ‘Dare.’ To…

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Armenia presents their JESC song ‘Love’

This year, Armenia is sharing the love with MIKA, a talented junior who will sing the song titled ‘love’ at this year’s contest. The song was written by MIKA himself, alongside Avet Barsegyan and the music alongside Lilit Navasardyan. The upbeat song is accompanied by a colourful video – and you may recognise a certain…

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We’re in! Australia joins the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015!

With a head of delegation meeting looming, it was announced only days ago that the total number of countries participating in this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest would be 17, a healthy number, especially considering participation numbers in recent years have been low enough to question the future of the contest. Nevertheless, the contest is…

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The Netherlands has decided – It’s Shalisa! (JESC)

Last night, the Dutch national final, Junior Songfestival was held. Five singers took to the stage in order to fight for the right to represent the Netherlands at Junior Eurovision, however it was Shalisa who won over both the adult and kids’ juries, as well as the vote of the public. The song 15 year…

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Mikhail Smirnov to Represent Russia! (JESC)

The national final to decide which young superstar will represent Russia has taken place in Moscow, at the Luzhniki Arena. The show was opened with a musical act, and then a common song. There was then an introduction by the jury, and the executive supervisor of Junior Eurovision, Vladislav Yakovlev. The jury consisted of 7…

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Macedonia picks an all-girl duo! (JESC)

Macedonian broadcaster MRT has held auditions at their studios to decide who would represent them at the 2015 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The selection process began with submissions, then auditions, and out of all the entrants, two girls remained. Ivana Petkovska and Magdalena Aleksovska will be singing for Macedonia, both only 13 years old. More…

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