After a mammoth non-qualification streak through the 2000’s, The Netherlands have certainly found their niche at Eurovision. Hoping to continue their string of respectable results is up and coming artist S10 with her song, ‘De Diepte’. This is the first time since 2010 that The Netherlands will present a song completely in Dutch – will…
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Looking back at Moldova’s history at Eurovision, it’s clear to see that the nation loves a bit of novelty. Some of their best results have come from the more upbeat, fun entries which often feature memorable stage shows. Continuing in that trend is Zdob È™i Zdub, who are returning for their third participation at Eurovision,…
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Lithuania is the only remaining Baltic nation yet to win Eurovision, with their best result 6th place. This year’s bid offers a point of difference, however, with representative Monika Liu performing in Lithuanian. This is the first time since their debut in 1994 that the Lithuanian entry will be completely in Lithuanian. Monika will sing…
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Latvia started their Eurovision journey strong, finishing in third on debut, and winning the contest just two years later. In more recent years, the nation struggled to find their groove at the contest. Coming off a last place finish in 2021, the only way is up for Latvia – but how far up will Citi…
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Bulgaria have mixed results at Eurovision, from the heights of their second place finish to the lows of their 6 year non-qualification streak. With a refreshed perspective on Eurovision, Bulgaria are seemingly on the right path, shown by their recent results. Will they continue that trend this year with Intelligent Music Project and their song,…
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After debuting back in 2004, Albania is yet to take the trophy home. The nation has mixed results at the contest, with their best placing in 2012 with Rona Nishliu. Hoping to achieve their first win is Ronela Hajati with her song, Sekret.Â
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With less than 50 days to go until this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, we now know the running order of the semi-finals.
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La Città di Torino alongside the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Rai confirm that Eurovision Village returns this year. The Eurovision Village will be located around Parco del Valentino, Turin.
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Host broadcaster RAI revealed more details on the upcoming edition of Eurovision, with Rockin’ 1000 planning something special for the show.
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Another Eurovision national final season has concluded, and we have all 40 competing entries for this year’s contest. That means it’s poll time!
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