Even though the rumours are getting harder to ignore, according to the Australian broadcaster and rightholder SBS, the inaugural edition of Eurovision Asia is not officially planned as of yet. “Eurovision Asia is still in development,” a spokesperson by SBS states.
Jon Ola Sand, the Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest has spoken to Israeli television about the selection of the host city for the contest in 2019. Jerusalem and Tel Aviv are the only two remaining options, but religious laws might form the obstacle [read more…]
We were live on Facebook, right after the results of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 came in. We talked to people from the winning country Israel, but also another nations that had a reason to celebrate big time, like Germany and Austria.
According to the most recent update of the big bookmakers, Cyprus will win the Eurovision Song Contest and claim the title for the first time in history. Eleni Foureira and her song ‘Fuego’ have surpassed Israel’s song ‘Toy’ by Netta Barzilai, who was in the [read more…]
Executive Supervisor Jon Ola Sand believes that the first semi final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 was such a good show, it was stronger than some Eurovision finals we have seen in te past. Sand has said this at the EBU Press Conference of [read more…]
Right after the second semi final, we looked back at the stunning resultsof the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 thus far. Watch our livestream on Facebook again in this article, as we spoke about the surprises and things that were expected for tonight.
Despite Cyprus and Israel being the top favourites to win tonight, it could happen that a slower song wins the Eurovision Song Contest. With not that many ballads in the final, the odds for Germany and France are also looking pretty good.
Last year, Myf Warhurst had the tough job to take over the Australian commentary at the Eurovision Song Contest from the great Julia Zemiro. She did a great job however and now has much more confidence for the second year of commenting at the contest [read more…]
The most pure Balkan song at this years Eurovision Song Contest is arguably the one from Montenegro. Vanja Radovanović sings the ballad ‘Inje’, which appears to be inspired by previous entries that were composed by the great Željko Joksimović. However, Vanja does not see the [read more…]
Right after the first semi final, we looked back at the results of the first show of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018. Watch our livestream on Facebook again in this article, as we spoke about the surprises and things that were expected for tonight.
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