Bambie Thug is latest act revealed to be competing for Ireland’s entry to this year’s Eurovision Song Contest with song Doomsday Blues. It’s the fifth song revealed on RTE’s The Ray D’Arcy show, which has been airing each of the final six tracks and artists every day of this week. All six acts will compete on The Late Late Show …
RTP has released Portugal’s entry for Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023 in Nice, France. The song is “Where I Belong” and it tells us about a trip and all the uncertainties and risks that the search for a better place can involve. The story of someone who lives in a dark and sad place and tries to find a brighter …
In a post on the channel’s Facebook page, RTP revealed the composers of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023 entry. Júlia Machado, winner of The Voice Kids Portugal, will sing an entry composed by Aurora Pinto, Fernando Daniel, João Direitinho and Twins. No details were given about when the entry will be revealed. Until then, we can still enjoy the …
It’s Portugal calling, fellow Eurovision fans! In a post on the channel’s Facebook page, RTP confirmed the country’s participation at Eurovision Song Contest 2024 and announced Festival da Canção as the selection mechanism for their entry. Submission open in Portugal The 58th edition of Festival da Canção will once again have 20 songs competing, 14 of which will come from …
The below editorial features the opinions and views of the quoted reviewer and do not necessarily represent the views of #escYOUnited as a whole, Eurovision or the EBU. Ukraine’s Eurovision season begins today and we are determined to continue reviewing songs for this Vibir selection. The selection is expected to take place this year in Kyiv on December 17th and …
On Saturday, August 21st, #EurovisionAgain hosted its 9th viewing since switching to a monthly format in July 2020. The official Eurovision YouTube channel streamed the 1992 contest held in Malmö, Sweden. The winner of that contest was Linda Martin from Ireland with the yearning, romantic ballad, “Why Me?”. It was written and composed by Eurovision 1980 and 1987 champion Johnny …
