Montenegro

Montenegrin national broadcaster RTCG has announced that Slavko Kalezić has been selected to represent Montenegro at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 in Kiev.

Montenegro will completely change its approach to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2017. After internally selecting their acts for seven years in a row, broadcaster RTCG will return to an open selection to choose their act for Kiev.

With 43 participating countries, the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest equals the record previously set in Düsseldorf. But it is not the only record that is met this year! Never have there been more returning artists in one edition of Eurovision than this year.

Premier, annual Eurovision promo event – London Eurovision Party is entering its ninth year and ESCDaily will be attending the event in preparation for Stockholm. Find out all details about the upcoming event below.

RTCG have released the music video for the Montenegrin entry for Eurovision 2016 in Stockholm. Highway have released “The Real Thing” which will perform on second half from first semi-final.

The band Highway will present the Montenegrin Eurovision entry ‘The Real Thing’ on March 4th. That has been revealed by broadcaster RTCG today. Earlier this season, the band was internally selected to represent the former Yugoslavian country.

According to the newspaper Vijesti, Bojan Jovović will join the three man band Highway to represent Montenegro in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. Jovović took part on behalf of Serbia and Montenegro as a member of the group No Name in 2005.

For the final time, ESC Daily brings you an exclusive recap of today’s Junior Eurovision rehearsals in Sofia, Bulgaria. It’s time for the fourth episode of ‘Songs in Rewind‘!