After a long career at Eurovision, spanning from 1974 all the way to 2017, Ralph Siegel has become a familiar name to appear in the credits of Eurovision songs as either a composer or lyricist. I think it is also quite fair to say that in that time he has managed to achieve a whole …
Welcome back to another weekly update, that round-up of Eurovision news to keep you in the loop on what’s going down in the Eurovision world. Our first piece of news is that following on from some bands announcing tours last week, more Eurovision artists have also scheduled in tour dates for the coming months. These …
Watching Eurovision in the UK is a whole mix of emotions. Whether people will admit it or not Eurovision is embedded in our culture. This year alone 8 million of us Brits tuned in to watch the contest unfold live; Eurovision songs crept their way into the Official UK Top 40 and the newspapers simply …
The ‘Divided’ Kingdom? the UK’s Eurovision revival? Read More »
It’s probably safe to say that Eurovision 2021 was a year with many a familiar face competing, with many of the artists who got selected in 2020 getting their moment in the 2021 contest instead. However, for various reasons, not all the cast of Eurovision 2020 competed in 2021. So what songs might they have …
Need New Music? – Try the abandoned cast of eSC 2020 Read More »
29/05/2021 You recieved from the public vote, I’m sorry… zero points Bar Refaeli (Eurovision 2019 host) So… Eurovision 2021 had a dramatic voting sequence to say the least! First of all the United Kingdom (my home country) had received 0 points after the whole jury voting section was complete. Then if that wasn’t disastrous enough …
18/05/2020 – David Watt Last Saturday, 16 countries took to the Free European Song Contest Stage to see who had the best song in Europe. Yeah it does sound familiar… In the aftermath of the cancellation of Eurovision 2020, Germany broadcast it’s own mini style contest last year and even though we have ESC again, …
Free European Song Contest – Eurovision Except It’s Not Read More »