This Friday, Australian broadcaster SBS will announce which kid will represent Australia in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015. In advance, we will go through some possible candidates for our home soil!
Australian broadcaster SBS has announced in a media release today that the country will be accepting the EBU’s invitation to compete at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015. This will be the island nation’s debut in the contest.
Guy Sebastian has successfully completed his first European solo tour. The first official Australian Eurovision representative visited Norway, Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands. ESC Daily gave out tickets for the Madness Tour to several lucky readers. One of them was Suzanne, from the Netherlands.
Next year’s Eurovision Song Contest will be hosted in Stockholm, it has been confirmed by Eurovision.tv. Additionally it has been confirmed that the shows will in fact take place on the preliminary dates as announced by the EBU last May; with Semifinal one on May [read more…]
After Semifinal Two of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, ten new qualifiers emerged as a total of 17 songs battled it out for the right to perform at Saturday’s Eurovision final!
Latvia and Israel, along with eight other countries, have qualified for the Eurovision final. The last time Latvia was in the final, was in the 2008 contest, whilst Israel had to wait from 2011 to get qualified for the Grand Final again. Favourites Sweden and Norway [read more…]
Welcome to ESCDaily.com’s live coverage of Semifinal Two – the second of three televised shows of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. A total of 17 songs will battle it out tonight at the Wiener Stadthalle, for one of remaining ten qualifying positions in the Eurovision [read more…]
After Semifinal One kicked off the first of three televised shows of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, a total of 16 songs battled it out for the right to perform at Saturday’s Eurovision final!
Albania and Hungary, along with eight other countries, have qualified for the Eurovision final. Despite not being favorites, they managed to surprise everyone. Favorites Russia and Estonia also sailed through, while Finland was eliminated.
Welcome to ESCDaily.com’s live coverage of Semifinal One – the first of three televised shows of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. A total of 16 songs will battle it out tonight at the Wiener Stadthalle, for one of ten qualifying positions in the Eurovision final!
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