The deadline has passed, and the final list is set. Junior Eurovision 2017 will host a total of 16 countries in Tbilisi, Georgia on the 26th of November later this year. More news has come out about the structure of the show, plus some interesting changes to the contest. One of the changes that has…
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They’re the most successful country at Junior Eurovision, and first time host of this year’s contest due to their third Junior Eurovision win last year, with Mariam Mamadashvili, and now, they’re planning out who will be the representative for this year’s contest. Georgia’s Public Broadcaster (GBP) has launched their national selection process, and so far…
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As you may recall, Georgia was the winning nation of Junior Eurovision 2016, and as such, gained the right to host the contest this year. They accepted this responsibility, and even though it’s still quite a few months away, more information is being released about the show. First of all, we know the host city,…
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Over the last few weeks, we’ve discovered the hidden gems of the Eurovision world, the songs that probably deserved to be in the final but didn’t quite make it. This week, we’re turning the clock back to 2012, where there were a whole bunch of songs we loved, but some of those got stuck behind…
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Georgia have been a fairly consistent Eurovision nation since their first performance back in 2007. Overall, their best entries have been performed by powerful female vocalists, so this year, they’re hoping for another great result with Tamara Gachechiladze. Tamara was actually due to perform at the 2009 edition of Eurovision as part of Stephane &…
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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has officially announced in conjunction with the Georgian Public Broadcaster GPB that the 2017 Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Georgia. The 15th Junior Eurovision goes to Georgia after their 2016 win with Mariam Mamadashvili and the song Mzeo. The broadcaster was given first opportunity to accept or…
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Today’s throwback takes us back to 2007, where the contest featured a record 42 nations, including 4 debuting countries. One of those was Georgia, which will be the subject of our scrutiny in today’s throwback. Georgia internally selected Sopho Khalvashi, and a national final was held to decide which song would be sung at their…
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Last night, the Georgian national final took place, where a total of 25 acts performed their potential Eurovision songs. The show was broadcast live from the Tbilisi Philharmonic Concert Hall. Here is the complete list of competitors: Nanuka Giorgobiani, Let The Sunshine In (composer – Edisher Lomadze) Giorgi Čikovani, Make it Right (composer – Giorgi Čikovani) Davit Šanidze, Mtveris Katsi (composer…
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On the twelfth day of Eurovision… Back to Sweden we go for our last Day of Eurovision, and this time, the contest is held in the capital Stockholm. Måns Zelmerlöw took out the trophy in Vienna, and his Eurovision duties aren’t over yet, as he hosted the 2016 contest alongside Petra Mede, who hosted the…
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Today, we’re taking a closer look at the 57th edition of Eurovision which was held in Azerbaijan for the first time. The nation debuted in 2008, meaning that they had won the contest on their 4th attempt – a pretty impressive feat. The contest was held in Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan, where an…
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