Australia’s history at Eurovision is short but sweet. An unexpected inclusion, Australia first debuted at the contest in 2015. Since then, the nation proved their competitive nature, leading to a string of strong results. Let’s take a dive into the history of Australia at Eurovision!
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In the lead up to the upcoming edition of Junior Eurovision, we are looking back on the previous editions of the contest to rediscover the songs we love! For this Top 5, we are heading to Poland, the hosts of the 2020 edition of Junior Eurovision. A total of 12 participants took to the stage…
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Last year, The Roop won the ticket to represent Lithuania at Eurovision through the national selection, Pabandom iš Naujo. The group were set to represent the nation with the song ‘On Fire’, however as we know, the contest was inevitably cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lithuanian broadcaster LRT decided to host Pabandom iš Naujo…
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It has been another fantastic year of new music from Eurovision and National Final stars, and our Eurovision Union Awards celebrates the best new music of the year with the help of you, the fans! Over the past few weeks, you have been able to vote in 13 categories, and now it’s time to reveal…
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This year marks the fourth edition of our Eurovision Union Awards, where we celebrate the best new music from Eurovision and National Final stars. As in the previous editions, we will be opening the vote for you to decide which artists or songs have impressed you the most during 2020. This year we will be…
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France has won the 2020 edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The nation was represented by Valentina and her song, J’imagine. Karakat Bashanova from Kazakhstan came in second place with 152 votes followed by Soleá from Spain who finished in third place with 133 points. The full results can be seen below: Click here to…
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This year marks the first participation of Germany in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest after many years of ‘will they, won’t they.’ The broadcaster organised a national selection to choose their debut act, and it will be Susan performing the song Stronger with You at the contest this year. Song + Vocals In the German…
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Georgia currently hold the title for most Junior Eurovision wins, having won in 2008, 2011 and most recently in 2016. Through a national final, it was decided that Sandra Gadelia would be representing Georgia at this year’s contest with the song You Are Not Alone, but will it join the winners list? Song + Vocals…
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Russia is consistently a strong competitor when it comes to Junior Eurovision, having won the contest twice since their debut at the contest in 2005. Hoping to score a third win is this year’s participant Sofia Feskova, who won the opportunity to represent Russia through a national selection. She will be performing the song My…
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Belarus is one of the most consistent Junior Eurovision nations, having participated in every contest since its debut year back in 2003. Early in their Junior Eurovision history, they achieved two wins with Ksenia Sitnik in 2005, and in 2007 with Alexey Zhigalkovich. It’s been a few years since they last finished in the Top…
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