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Why Australia’s Sheldon Riley wears a mask on the Eurovision stage

Steef Van Gorkum (The Netherlands)

Sheldon Riley will sing “Not the same” for Australia in the Grand Final of Eurovision 2022. In his performance, he wears a face mask which he takes of towards the end of the performance. At his Eurovision press conference he told ESCDaily why.

Australia

Australia Decides: Sheldon Riley To Turin

Anita Maratheftis (Australia)

The Australian national selection is complete, with Sheldon Riley receiving the most points overall. Sheldon will now represent Australia in Turin with the song Not The Same.

Australia

Next Four Artists Announced for Eurovision: Australia Decides

Joshua Mayne (Australia)

The next four participations of Eurovision: Australia Decides 2022 have been announced. [read more…]

Australia

Next batch of Australia Decides artists revealed

Joshua Mayne (Australia)

SBS has announced the next three artists to compete at next year’s ‘Eurovision: Australia Decides’ national final. [read more…]

Australia

Isaiah Firebrace returns, as first three Australia Decides artists are confirmed

Joshua Mayne (Australia)

Australia’s 2017 Eurovision artist Isaiah Firebrace has headlined the first three acts announced to take part in ‘Eurovision – Australia Decides’ next year. PAULINI and former Australia Decides artist Jaguar Jonze join Firebrace for the 2022 national selection to be held on the Gold Coast.

Australia

Piteous Australia misses out on Eurovision final for the first time

Dennis Van Eersel (The Netherlands)

Australia’s Montaigne did not make it to the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2021. Her song ‘Technicolour’, which she had to present through a prerecorded tape, is the first Australian entry not to qualify through the semi finals. Ukraine is now the only country [read more…]

Australia

Australia will not be present in Rotterdam and uses their back-up tape in May

Dennis Van Eersel (The Netherlands)

The Australian delegation will not be physically present at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam. The song ‘Technicolour’ by Montaigne will be presented through their prerecorded back-up tape during the first semi final on the 18th of May.

Australia

Eurovision 2021 Semi final running order: Australia performs in fifth position

Dennis Van Eersel (The Netherlands)

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.

Australia

“Montaigne might not be able to travel to Rotterdam,” says Sietse Bakker

Steef Van Gorkum (The Netherlands)

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.”

Australia

Australian song by Montaigne is called ‘Technicolour’

Anita Maratheftis (Australia)

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.

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