Israel will broadcast the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest after IBA officials opposed the idea to leave the contest from General Director Moti Sklar. It’s suggested that Moti Sklar believes that IBA should give up the contest as it did not fit the character of the [read more…]
TRT’s methods for selecting their Eurovision entry of the past few years has been incredibly successful, especially in 2010 where maNga finished in second place. This year they are going down the same route and have proposed five artists for the public to vote on. [read more…]
Today the applications for cities to host the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest will officially close. The applications will now arrive at the desk of NDR’s entertainment chief Thomas Schreiber where they be reviewed and discussed by NDR. Fans should expect the decision to be announced [read more…]
As suspected, 3JS (Jaap, Jan and Jaap) will be the Dutch representatives at Eurovision 2011. Dutch DJ Giel beelen initially began the rumour that 3JS (Jaap, Jan and Jaap) will be the Dutch representatives at Eurovision 2011. Today TROS confirmed this rumour and therefore announce [read more…]
Following their first meeting today with NDR, the German Host Broadcaster for the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest, the EBU confirmed revised dates for the first and second Semi-Finals, and the Grand Final, of the 56th edition of the Contest. The dates have been changed from [read more…]
The Armenian national broadcaster of Eurovision, ARMTV, have announced that in 2011 they will return to internal selection. The President of the Council of Public Television and Radio Company of Armenia, Alexan Harutyunyan, announced yesterday morning that “the national broadcaster will choose internally a performer, [read more…]
The first time in twenty-three years Eurovision entry enters the Australia top forty… [read more…]
Instead of “Unser Star für Oslo” next year it will be Unser Song für …” (“Our Song for …”). Lena won the 2010 edition of Eurovision with “Satellite” a few nights ago and already Germany is begining their plans for the 2011 edition. The title [read more…]
After Lena’s triumph two nights ago, rumours and various sources already suggest four possible host cities of 2011. So what will be our host city of 2011? Another capital? The first suggestions point to either Berlin, Cologne, Hannover or Hamburg as being our host city [read more…]
The national broadcaster of Andorra has not yet confirmed whether or not they will return to Eurovision 2011. However, according to the executive director of the Andorran broadcaster, Francesc Ruano, the economic situation is not as good as they want it to be. RTVA will decide if Andorra will [read more…]
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