The EBU has now revealed the final participant list for this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest. A total of 19 countries will participate at the contest which will be held in Gliwice-Silesia, Poland, in November. Here are the participating nations: Albania (RTSH) Armenia (AMPTV) Australia (ABC / SBS) Belarus (BTRC) France (France TV) Georgia (GPB)…
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After Australia’s first result out of the Top 10 in 2018, the nation has returned to form with Kate Miller-Heidke and her divisive entry, Zero Gravity. The entry confidently topped the semi-final voting, however finished in 9th place in the final. Australia continues their successful run at Eurovision with an entry unlike its predecessors. The…
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Former Eurovision participant, and one of Australia’s most loved artists, Guy Sebastian has recently released a new track titled ‘Choir.’ Although upbeat, the song is actually a tribute to his late friend, Luke Liang who was a key member of Guy’s band. As a group, they toured locally and internationally and was a big part…
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Today marked the start of the second rehearsals for the semi-finalists, starting with Cyprus through to Portugal. Who impressed, and who runs the risk of non-qualification? Our guest writer Dennis (ESCdaily) gave his thoughts on the performances of the day! Cyprus The song opens with very quick flashing camera shots of Tamta in the dark.…
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It was Jacques Houdek who once said, ‘Dare to dream, make a meal’ – ok yes, that wasn’t quite the lyric, but with this year’s slogan ‘Dare to Dream’ why not make a few adaptations! With this year’s contest quickly approaching, it’s time to start planning your Eurovision parties. With the help of Eurovision Union,…
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We are quickly approaching Eurovision once again, and for the fifth consecutive year, Australia is participating at the contest. Representing Australia this year is award winning singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke with the song Zero Gravity. Earlier in the Eurovision season, Kate was selected by both the public and jury through the national final, Eurovision: Australia Decides.…
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Australia don’t have a long history at Eurovision, however they do have a successful history at Eurovision, even coming close to the win back in 2016. Since Dami Im’s second place getting performance, Australia has been slowly slipping. Last year marked the least successful appearance for Australia at Eurovision, so it begs the question –…
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Two weeks ago we launched our Eurovision 2019 poll, where we aimed to find out which act you, the fans, think will win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Each week, we will be recapping the results of the poll to see who is leading the vote, and who is floating in and out of the…
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Last week we launched our Eurovision 2019 poll, where we aimed to find out which act you, the fans, think will win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Each week, we will be recapping the results of the poll to see who is leading the vote, and who is floating in and out of the Top…
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The national final season has now passed, and we have all 41 competing entries of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. That means one thing, it’s POLL TIME! Vote in our poll below of who you think should win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest! Vote for one act, or vote for multiple! Make sure to share…
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