Some of us are probably still trying to cope with the fact that there will be no 2020 contest, due to the current Coronavirus-pandemic. Then there is also some of us, who are currently just remaining positive and looking forward to the 2021 contest. Roxen Is Back Speaking of looking forward to the 2021 contest, it has finally been confirmed …
The below editorial features the opinions and views of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of #escYOUnited as a whole, Eurovision or the EBU. Song. That’s what Academy Award winning actor / Australian Rugby League team owner / Leeds United fan / telephone thrower Russell Crowe said when sharing Daði & Gagnamagnið’s “Think About Things,” winner of …
21 March 2020 (last updated: 1 April 2020) It’s been three days since Eurovision 2020’s tragic, but necessary cancellation due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. As countries and delegations are picking up the pieces, the information about the upcoming 2021 contest is slowly trickling in. It brooks no introduction, but everyone was pretty gutted by the cancellation of our beloved …
This morning brought the inevitable news that Eurovision fans were dreading – Eurovision 2020 has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 virus and will return in 2021. In the hours since, we have learned from a few broadcasters and artists how they intend to proceed for Eurovision 2021, and today also brought us the news that iCard, the electronic money …
Today we had the delight to be watching the wonderful show that was Australia Decides! After all the acts had performed, It was time for interval acts. They nearly took longer than the real show, but at least we had a major anouncement in it! Måns Zelmerloew took the first interval act by singing his song “Heroes”. The audience loved …
[AdSense-B] Australia’s national broadcaster Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) has confirmed that the country will take part in Eurovision 2020… and 2021… and 2022… and 2023! The deal comes off the back of a successful national selection held this weekend in the Gold Coast, where Kate Miller-Heidke was chosen to represent the Oceanic nation in the song contest. SBS’ head of …
