The Final show is just a few hours away (can  you believe it it???) and the 3rd and Final dress rehearsal is about to start. The ESC United team is currently trying to come up with a prediction ranking from 1 – 26 which isn’t an easy task but we would like to know what you’re thinking. We will compare …

Tonight is a big night, 50% of the votes will be decided as the 2nd dress rehearsal for the Grand Final of the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest also serves as the Jury show. So it is incredibly important for every act to do their best. A lot of delegations are actually considering today the most crucial show as they feel …

Tonight saw the last of the qualifiers announced, as well as the finalists picking out of a bowl the half of the final they would perform in. As follows is the running order of the final as decided by DR the national broadcaster of Denmark: Ukraine Belarus Azerbaijan Iceland Norway Romania Armenia Montenegro Poland Greece Austria Germany Sweden France Russia …

After another exciting semi final tonight, the ten qualifiers have selected their semi final ‘half allocation’, meaning the acts have selected from a bowl the half of the semi final that they will perform in on Saturday’s Grand Final. Here are the the countries and the half they selected: Norway – First Half  Greece – First Half  Romania – First Half  Austria – First Half  Poland – First Half  Belarus – First …

The Second Semi Final of the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest has come to an end and 10 of the 15 participants qualified for the Grand Final on Saturday. The results were a 50\50 combination of televotes and juries. The Qualifiers are: -Switzerland -Slovenia -Poland -Romania -Norway -Greece -Malta -Belarus -Finland -Austria         The Grand Finale will take …

Everybody loves the result part of the show. And it would be the same without the spokes people from every country. At times they’re funny, awkward, silly, cute btw. but they’re an important part of the show. We have the full list (except Belgium) for you below. Please keep in mind that this is NOT the running order. ITALY: Linus …

The polls are closed so now it’s time to find out who you think will qualify tonight. But let’s make it a competition, shall we? The Copenhagen team is also going to vote and later tonight and we’ll compare who did better. Basically everyone on our team agrees that 2014 is a VERY difficult year for prediction for multiple reasons. …

The first semifinal is over and the results are in, so it’s time to move on to the second semifinal. Tonight, 15 acts will perform in front of a live audience, and this dress rehearsal will also serve as the performance to be judged by each country’s jury. That means 50 percent of each entry’s final score will be decided …

This article serves as a reminder that every single vote counts. The Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest Jon Ola Sand tweeted the following message today:   Difference between no. 10 and 12 in the first Semi-Final was just 3 points. Every vote counts! #eurovision — Jon Ola Sand (@jonolasand) May 7, 2014   We don’t know who ended …

Last night saw the First Semi Final of the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest, in which it was announced that; Montenegro, Hungary, Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, San Marino, Ukraine, Sweden, The Netherlands, and Iceland, had made the final. In the press conference after the results it was announced which half of the Final the countries would perform. The allocation is as follows: …