The European Broadcasting Union released a statement regarding next year’s host nation. Ukraine won this year’s Eurovision Song Contest with Kalush Orchestra and their song, ‘Stefania”. However, due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, the EBU determined that it is not viable to host within Ukraine. Read the statement below:
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The Eurovision Song Contest is complete, with a winner decided. A total of 40 countries competed over three exciting nights, with 25 entries competing in the final.
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The first semi-final of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest is complete, with the first 10 qualifiers decided.
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We as fans often have our own bias when it comes to Eurovision songs, but how will they fare when reviewed by an impartial musician? We selected 11 of this year’s entries – a mix of bookies favourites, and songs we thought were the most musically interesting. Reviewing the entries is Jon, a guitarist from…
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After an eventful national selection, Ukraine’s participation in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest has since become an important platform due to reasons far beyond the scope of Eurovision. Kalush Orchestra will perform the song ‘Stefania’ in Turin this year – a current favourite in the betting odds. This will be a moment for the history…
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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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The EBU issued a statement regarding the participation of Russia at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Russia will not take part in this year’s contest.
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After the withdrawal of Alina Pash, Ukrainian broadcaster UA:PBC announced that Kalush Orchestra will represent Ukraine at Eurovision this year. The group will sing ‘Stefania’ in the first semi-final on May 10th.
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Alina Pash was due to represent Ukraine at Eurovision this year after winning the national selection, however she has since withdrawn.
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