Latest Eurovision 2021 news
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Rotterdam 2021
Dutch government allows reduced audience at Eurovision 2021
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Eurovision 2021 Semi final running order: Australia performs in fifth position
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EBU decides Belarus cannot take part at Eurovision 2021
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Armenia withdraws from Eurovision Song Contest 2021
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Check out all selected Eurovision 2021 acts and songs
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Everything you need to know about Eurovision 2021 in Rotterdam
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Results
Destiny’s Eurovision song for Malta is ‘Je Me Casse’
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This is the Azeri song for Efendi: ‘Mata Hari’
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Will Dadi be a big favourite again? Check out his Eurovision song for Iceland: ’10 Years’
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Tusse wins Melodifestivalen 2021 and goes to Eurovision
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Read back: How Tusse defeated Eric Saade in the final of Melodifestivalen
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Latvian song for Samanta Tina is called ‘The Moon is Rising’
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Statements
“Montaigne might not be able to travel to Rotterdam,” says Sietse Bakker
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All songs of Eurovision 2021 are known: Bookmakers tip Switzerland, Bulgaria and Malta for the win
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Sietse Bakker: “Artists in Rotterdam makes the competition as fair as possible”
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EBU cancels Scenario A, still wants artists & audience in Rotterdam for Eurovision 2021
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Sietse Bakker: “We will keep Scenario A on the table as long as possible”
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Bulgaria favourite to win Eurovision 2020 before the rehearsals
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All About Australia

“Montaigne might not be able to travel to Rotterdam,” says Sietse Bakker
It is uncertain whether all Eurovision delegations will be able to travel to Rotterdam. According to Executive Producer Sietse Bakker, things are “difficult for Australia, for example. Because of all the travel restrictions.”

Eurovision 2021 Semi final running order: Australia performs in fifth position
The running orders of the two Semi-Final shows have been decided. The producers at Host Broadcasters NPO/NOS/AVROTROS, and Martin Österdahl, the Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest have approved the running order for both shows.

Australian song by Montaigne is called ‘Technicolour’
Australian singer Montaigne released her song ‘Technicolour’ for the Eurovision Song Contest 2021. The song has aired on Australian radio and will be available online soon as well.

Australian national final returns in 2022: ‘Bigger and better than ever’
Despite the many uncertainties Australia is facing during the Covid 19-pandemic, the country has big plans regarding their Eurovision plans in the future. In 2021, there will not be a national final, but the show in Gold Coast will return in 2022.

Australia withdraws from Junior Eurovision 2020 due to corona travel restrictions
For the first time since their debut back in 2015, Australia will not participate in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Broadcaster SBS have announced that due to the current COVID-19 travel restrictions, Australia will not be able to join.