At time of publication, Nemo‘s “The Code”, Switzerland’s entry to this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, sits at the top of the betting odds. The contest’s inaugural winner in 1956, Switzerland’s only other victory came in 1988, 36 years ago. Coming off of two contests in a row won by powerhouse countries that had won less than a decade before (Sweden …

This week, OGAE International is revealing more nations’ votes for Eurovision 2024. Yesterday we learned how Switzerland and Denmark voted, and got a clearer look at the leaderboard so far. After a total of 112 registered votes, these were the results of the Swiss club: Italy 🇮🇹 – 12 points Croatia 🇭🇷 – 10 points Belgium 🇧🇪 – 8 points France 🇫🇷 – …

All opinions expressed in this article are those of the person quoted and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the other team members or ESC United as a whole. As of today’s date, the 22nd of March, the Top 5 of the odds for the upcoming Eurovision in Malmö are: A look back at recent history tells us that …

Since 2019, Switzerland have selected their entry for the contest internally, which proved to be that far more succesful way for the country. When the Swiss broadcaster (SRG SSR) decided to return to internal selections, it has only yielded results in the final. In 2024, it will be Nemo‘s responsibility to add to that ongoing streak. Who is Nemo? – …

Back in August, Swiss broadcaster SRF held an open call for song and artist submissions for Eurovision 2024. At the time, we only knew for certain that the song would be internally selected and revealed sometime early next year, but thanks to an update from the commentators from French-language channel RTS, we have some additional insight into the ongoing process. …

Swiss broadcaster SRF has announced that they will internally select their artist and competing song for Eurovision 2024. This will be the sixth year in a row that SRF has chosen internal selection over a national final, a strategy that has seen varying levels of success for the central European country. In both 2019 and 2021, Switzerland reached the Top …

We have 26 songs in the final, we know what half they would all perform in, and now, we know the full running order! Where has each and every song been placed, when will they perform for the big final, that what we’ll see right now. 2023 Running order This is the exact order we’ll have for Saturday night: 🇦🇹 …

What a show, what a spectacular, some performances, it’s all happening again! We wish the best of luck to the eliminated acts, and can now just only look forward to see, where tonight’s 10 qualified acts will perform in the final! First or second half? Once again, a huge congrats to the 10 countries of 🇳🇴 Norway, 🇷🇸 Serbia, 🇵🇹 Portugal, 🇭🇷 …

The line just continues and continues, and you can only wonder who’s next. For now, that next person is no other than Remo Forrer from Switzerland, whom we found sitting around at this year’s Euroclub, which is held in Camp and Furnace in this year’s host city, Liverpool. If you’re a fan of this year’s Swiss entry, we can reveal …

Remo Forrer has been out on the water recently, as part of his Eurovision postcard will feature him wakeboarding on a lake in Switzerland! While it’s not mentioned where exactly the preview clip was filmed, it could be on Lake Maggiore, where Forrer has posted clips of himself wakeboarding before, and which is partially located in Switzerland. View this post …