RTCG, the national broadcaster of Montenegro, has announced its return to the Eurovision Song Contest in Switzerland in 2025. The broadcaster expressed its belief that this will mark the beginning of a new and successful era for Montenegro at the Eurovision Song Contest. The last time Montenegro participated in the Eurovision Song Contest was in 2022, when Vladana performed her …
A newly released document by the Montenegrin broadcaster, RTCG, seems to suggest that the country is gearing up for a grand return to the Eurovision Song Contest that is scheduled for Switzerland next May. The news hit the media and caused quite a splash. In light of only 37 countries participating in the contest in Malmo this year, another Balkan …
This week has seen the unfortunate news that three countries have withdrawn from Eurovison 2023, including Montenegro, but American Eurofans may be further disappointed to hear that an American Song Contest participant may have been Montenegro’s choice to compete in Liverpool. Enisa Nikaj, who represented the state of New York in the American Song Contest 2022, reported on Twitter that …
The deadline for participation at the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest has already passed, meaning that at the current moment, only the EBU know for certain, who they can expect to see in Liverpool next year. Unfortunately, this also means, that broadcasters that haven’t yet publicly announced their participation, are speculated to have considered withdrawal from the contest, and today that …
Today marks the final day for any broadcaster with an active membership in the European Broadcasting Union to apply for participation in Eurovision 2023. After this, no additional broadcaster will be able to participate in the contest that did not originally apply – but broadcasters who submitted an application can still withdraw prior to October 11th without financial penalty. Any …
During the grand final, the EBU released a statement that mentioned that six of the participating countries were found to create an “irregular voting pattern”, this led to the jury votes from the six countries being completely removed and replaced by a “substitute aggregated result”. Now, we finally get to see, what the EBU were so suspicious about. The results …
As we reported earlier today, the EBU made the decision to nulify the votes from the Georgian, Romanian, San Marinese, Montenegrin, Azerbaijani, and Polish Eurovision juries for both the second semi-final and grand final. In their press release, the EBU came to this decision alongside the pan-European voting partner due to irregular voting patterns that happened in the jury votes. …
In a night full of lightning, glory notes, bejeweled sneakers, and mechanical bulls, the most shocking moments came from the reveal of semi 2’s results. In all 18 acts competed during tonight’s show, hoping to secure slots in Saturday’s Grand Final. They were: 🇫🇮 FINLAND – The Rasmus – Jezebel 🇮🇱 ISRAEL – Michael Ben David – I.M 🇷🇸 SERBIA …
It’s Day 7 by now, but only the third day for press access, just to make it sound like everything has just started, when in fact, it’ll soon be all over once again. Anyhow, to remain positive, another batch of countries have taken to the stage for their second rehearsal today, and these included Romania, Poland and Montenegro. Romania After …
The line-up for this year’s long-awaited Eurovision in Concert is now complete, with Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra a welcome final addition to the Amsterdam showpiece preview party! The concert and press event has not been held since the lead-up to Tel Aviv in 2019, but fans and press are expected to descend on the Dutch capital this Saturday to welcome back …
