Earlier today, SVT announced that the capital of Sweden, Stockholm will be the host city of Eurovision 2016! Ericsson Globe Arena, better known as Globen, will be the venue for …
Contest: Eurovision 2016
It’s been a little more than a month since Eurovision 2015 ended and Måns Zelmerlöw brought the contest back to Sweden for the 6th time and SVT has already started …
NRK, the Norwegian broadcaster in charge of the contest, has once again opted for their traditional national final, Melodi Grand Prix, in order to select the act representing Norway at the …
After so many speculations and bids regarding the host city of Eurovision 2016 in Sweden, Malmö announced that they cannot host the contest in May 2016. The reason behind this …
Exciting news! The Greek broadcasting company ERT has just been relaunched! Their aim is to provide viewers with reliable and objective information when it comes to both local and international events. ERT …
Apparently, Spain has been on it to win the Eurovision Song Contest in recent years, at least since Pastora Soler got the 10th place in Baku 2012. Despite some of …
Finland launches their national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. Authors, bands, artists, producers and record companies are asked to submit their entries! The entries will be submitted from …
SVT wanted to host Eurovision in Tele2 Arena but now it seems that this is impossible. In fact, none of the major arenas, Friends Arena and Tele2 Arena is going …
After the victory in Vienna, Måns Zelmerlöw was asked how he feels in the idea of hosting Eurovision in Sweden next year. “It would have been extremely difficult to turn …
The 60th Eurovision Song Contest has just finished and Belgium have already launched their national selection for next year’s contest! Next year it’s VRT’s turn to send a candidate to the …
The Eurovision Song Contest 2015 has just come to an end and we have a winner: Sweden! Måns Zelmerlöw won the 60th edition of the Europe’s Favourite TV Show with the song …
This year, Australia was invited to join the competition by the EBU and the Austrian broadcaster ORF as a way to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest. …