September has commenced, this means that it is time for the new Eurovision season. The upcoming contest will take place in the Swiss city of Basel on May 13th, 15th,  ..read more

Last May, Nemo clinched victory with “The Code” at Malmö Arena, securing the glass microphone. Following this triumph, several Swiss cities entered the race to host Eurovision 2025. Now, the  ..read more

SVT once again announced that Melodifestivalen will be Sweden’s pre-selection for the Eurovision Song Contest and some changes have been introduced for the upcoming edition. Last year, SVT made some  ..read more

One of the many controversies of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö (Sweden) was the disqualification of the Netherlands’ Joost Klein. Today it became known that the charges against  ..read more

In May of this year the Netherlands got disqualified to compete in the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö (Sweden), although the country took 2nd place  ..read more

Chloe DelaRosa will be the Spanish flag bearer at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024, which will take place in Madrid for the first time, in Madrid on Saturday, November 16. The young artist from Extremadura was chosen from a total of 290 candidates who applied. The open call by RTVE to select the Spanish representative this year has been a resounding success, receiving a total of 290 applications, which means that the number has almost tripled compared to last year and is the highest since Spain’s return to the competition in 2019. With her selection, this will be Spain’s 10th proposal i ..read more

The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 has come to an end, but controversies persist. The 68th edition of the European competition will be remembered as one of the most tense and tumultuous. Following Saturday’s grand final on May 11th, critical messages flooded in against the contest’s organization due to the delay in the publication of Portugal’s live performance in the grand final. Nicolau Fernando Ramos dos Santos, president of the board of directors of Radiotelevisão Portuguesa RTP, asserts that the television network lacks evidence of a possible “boycott” against Portugal during the Eurovision ..read more

Eurovision 2024 held its grand final this Saturday, where we learned that Nemo Mettler became the winner of the competition and the first non-binary artist to achieve this, also succeeding Celine Dion, the last winner of the Eurovision crystal microphone for Switzerland in 1987. With ‘The Code’, Nemo got more than 350 point from the jury votes, achieving the highest historical score. Despite finishing in fifth place in the televote, the points of the national juries gave them enough points to take home the crystal microphone. In the final show, that started at 21:00 CEST and lasted for 3 hours ..read more

The curtain falls on Eurovision 2024 as Switzerland emerges victorious in the 68th edition of the renowned music competition. On Saturday, May 11th, at 21:00 CEST, the Malmö Arena welcomed 25 finalist countries vying for the coveted crystal microphone. Amidst fierce competition, Nemo with his song “The Code” secured the majority vote from both national juries and viewers across Europe and beyond, clinching the top spot. Croatia, Ukraine, and France rounded out the top four positions. Get to know Nemo Mettler, the Eurovision 2024 champion Nemo Mettler, a 25-year-old Swiss artist, was internall ..read more

EBU has issued a brief statement informing that Joost Klein, the representative of the Netherlands at Eurovision 2024, has been disqualified from the competition because the Swedish police are still investigating the incident after the second semi-final. ‘While the legal process is still ongoing, it would not be appropriate for him to continue in the contest,’ says the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). According to the organisers, the incident did not involve any other representative or delegation member. In doing so, they are trying to put a stop to rumours and speculation on social media ..read more