Coming off their best Eurovision result in Eurovision history, Moldova now have the pressure of bringing their A-game to this year’s Eurovision, after finishing in third place in last year’s contest. This was after a string of non-qualifications, so Moldova’s results can often go either way. This year it’s up to DoReDos to bring Moldova…
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Hungary always manage to surprise us when it comes to Eurovision, with a history full of such diverse entries. They’re not always the most successful, but it always feels like they’re putting their best foot forward, even if that doesn’t give them a great Eurovision result. We saw such a beautiful entry from Hungary last…
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In typical fashion, Albania were one of the first nations to select their Eurovision act, and as per usual, it was through their national final format of Festivali i Këngës. After years of their national selection feeling like it was stuck in the dark ages, this year felt like a step in the right direction…
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It’s safe to say that the United Kingdom are flailing a bit when it comes to Eurovision, and at the turn of the 21st Century, the nation have barely managed to escape the bottom half of the results table. Despite that, they have been trying to turn things around albeit with varying degrees of success.…
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After years of fairly average results, Belgium have finally worked out a pretty successful Eurovision formula. We saw both Loïc Nottet and Blanche finish in 4th place, and Laura Tesoro in 10th, so the pressure is on this year’s artist Laura Groeseneken, who will be going by the stage name Sennek, to continue this successful…
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It’s been a hot minute since we’ve seen a Serbian national final as extensive as this year’s competition, with no less than 17 artists performing in the final. Emerging as the winner was Sanja Ilić & Balkanika, an expected winner as the group has grown in popularity around the country previous to their national final performance. They…
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Early on in the national final season, Austria internally selected their artists, then made us wait months upon months to hear their entry. The artist is Cesár Sampson, who is no stranger to Eurovision having been a part of the Symphonix International team, and was a part of the last two Bulgarian entries. Having done…
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Armenia are hands down one of the most consistent nations at Eurovision, with a handful of Top 10 finishes in their relatively short history at the contest. Their best result to date is 4th which was achieved by both Sirusho in 2008, and Aram Mp3 in 2014, and this year, it’s up to Sevak Khanagyan…
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Since their 2014 return to the contest, Poland have consistently found themselves in the final, from the memorable performance of Donatan and Cleo, to the bigger ballads of the last three years. This year they’re bringing back the pop, with Gromee featuring Lukas Meijer who will be performing Light Me Up. Are we taking a…
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This year, France held arguably one of the best national selections of the 2018 Eurovision season, with a range of songs all of incredible quality. It was hard to even pick a winner, the songs were although diverse but all really quite good. Most if not all the songs in the final would have been…
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