[AdSense-B] Australia’s Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) today announced the final three contestants for Australia Decides, with two in particular being big surprises to an already exciting line-up. Rock icon Ella Hooper, the frontwoman for Killing Heidi who proclaims that “rock and roll is my weapon of choice,” and pop icon Tania Doko, lead singer of Bachelor Girl, are joined by …
[AdSense-B] Australia’s national broadcaster SBS has dropped a surprise announcement on unsuspecting Eurovision fans tonight, with the reveal of three more acts for Australia Decides. The selection, which will take place in Gold Coast in February, will now also see Courtney Act, Aydan and wildcard Leea Nanos fight for the Australian ticket to Tel Aviv. More artists revealed for Eurovision …
[AdSense-B] Australia’s national broadcaster, SBS, has clearly been hard at work on delivering a national selection to remember, and this evening (or morning, if you’re reading from Australia, afternoon in the US) the first four acts taking part in the selection were confirmed, with some familiar faces! First artist announcement for Eurovision – Australia Decides The news is out! Kate …
[AdSense-B] Earlier this week, the Australian broadcaster responsible for the country’s participation in Eurovision, SBS, announced that over 700 submissions were received for their first ever national selection. While we already knew that the broadcaster’s selection committee has heard every song, it seems that the decision on which lucky artists are in contention has already been made! Earlier today the …
[AdSense-B] SBS, the national broadcaster responsible for selecting Australia’s entry for Eurovision, will certainly be spoiled for choice in 2019. After revealing the exciting news a few weeks ago that the land down under would be hosting its very own national selection for the contest, the channel has confirmed that over 700(!) submissions were received! In a post on their …
[AdSense-B] The Australian broadcaster in charge for Eurovision, SBS, has confirmed that they have been invited to participate in next years show in Tel Aviv. It will be their fifth time performing at Europe’s favorite music show and some BIG changes are in order. SBS managing director Michael Ebeid confirmed the news to Australian television blog TV Tonight that Australia …
[AdSense-B] The last two countries to rehearse on the Lisbon stage were the Netherlands and Australia. Did #YOU miss out on what Waylon and Jessica Mauboy brought to us from the Altice Arena? Well fear not, as you can catch up on our live stream and check out quick reviews of the performances below. We will be back tomorrow with …
[AdSense-B] While we’re almost ready to move on, we should first take a look at what #YOU thought of Russia’s entry this year… Carian (Forum) – “Oh, poor Yulia. If she does not get herself together and simply ignores all the negativity around her, nerves will get to her and it may really happen that Russia stays in the semis …
This is the last big piece of the puzzle, before we all finally can properly speculate, who’s going to qualify, and who won’t. The Running Order has finally been revealed, and now we know, when every semi-final country will perform. [AdSense-B] A total of 43 countries will take part in this years contest, and 37 out of these 43 countries …
[AdSense-B] Another day, another song revealed to the Eurovision masses! This time it’s the turn of Australia to have their entry revealed, although it seems evident that the official reveal was not planned just yet. Jessica Mauboy returns to the Eurovision stage as a competing artist in 2018, and her entry “We Got Love” has made it online. The midtempo …
