Eurovision is commonly not considered to be “mainstream” event – that is to say, Eurovision entries are usually not considered popular outside of the event itself. But one thing the contest is good for is jumpstarting the careers of Eurovision artists. Just look at the success Loreen, ABBA, Eleni Foureira, Dami Im, Celine Dion, Conchita Wurst, and so many other …
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. It’s Valentine’s Day weekend! And whether you painted the town red with your significant other, or lied down on your couch, brushed off the Doritos crumbs on your chest to make room for …
In the US, we may not have Eurovision, but we have something that pisses people off just as much: the Grammys. We sit and watch this three hour spectacle of a mess just to turn it off disappointed that the right acts did not win. Every year it is the same, but we come back begging for more! Last night was no different, …
The representative of the United Kingdom in the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest, with her song ‘Believe in Me’, minutes ago was a guest on The Paul O’Grady Show on ITV, in the United Kingdom. The host of the show questioned Bonnie about her participation in Malmö. Bonnie stated that it was an amazing experience, but she knew she would not …
BBC news confirms that Bonnie Tyler will represent the UK in Malmo with the song “Believe in Me.” A clip of the song can be found below: Bonnie Tyler is best known as the muse of writer extraordinaire Jim Steinman, whose songs have been recorded by Eurovision alum such as Celine Dion (It’s All Coming Back To Me Now”) and …
