wiwibloggs is the world’s most-visited independent web site devoted to the Eurovision Song Contest. Recognising that Eurovision is not just a one-night event, we provide daily news and analysis on Eurovision and its artists, both past and present, and the broader europop scene. In the run-up to Eurovision in May, our correspondents crisscross the continent providing breathless commentary and on-the-ground reporting from concerts, music festivals, promotional events and national selection contests.

Established in 2009, the web site has developed a cult following thanks to its unique take on pop music. We are fast, opinionated and youth-orientated, which has helped us strike a chord with millennial readers, who crave authenticity, and with pop stars, who benefit from our scale and reach, and who see our web site as a music discovery platform for our tens of thousands of devoted followers. Our staff now includes more than 40 volunteer writers, editors, videographers and graphic designers in 30 countries from Australia to Spain to Russia.

In April 2015, wiwibloggs won Arts & Culture Blog of the Year in the National UK Blog Awards. Judged by an independent panel of leading journalists, artists and other British luminaries, this honor recognizes wiwibloggs as the top blog in the United Kingdom across arts, culture and entertainment.

Target audience and reach

Eurovision remains the world’s most-watched non-sporting event, attracting 204 million viewers in 2016. Eurovision artists are among the biggest stars in their respective markets and command huge sway over the music charts.

We generate discussion and engagement through our web site, YouTube channel and social media platforms, and through our own branded events.

Website

Our brand’s main hub is the web site at wiwibloggs.com. In the year leading to May 20, 2016, the web site saw 3.14 million users (7.5 million sessions) reading more than 17.5 million pages.

The top ten countries to visit wiwibloggs are (in order): United Kingdom, Spain, United States, Sweden, Germany, The Netherlands, Poland, Australia, Malta and Greece.

YouTube channel

In the past year our YouTube channel has generated more than 65 million views. It now counts more than 186,000 subscribers and is the only independent Eurovision web site with a verification badge.

Social media

wiwibloggs currently counts more than 81,000 Facebook fans, 54,000 Twitter followers and 88,000 Instagram followers and 45,000 TikTok followers.

wiwibloggs in mainstream media

Mainstream international media across print, radio and television regularly turn to wiwibloggs for expert commentary and analysis.

Among other outlets, we have been featured by ABC Radio in Australia; the BBC, CNBC, the Financial Times and the Guardian in the United Kingdom; and CBS, CNN, Newsweek, the New York Times, Time and the Washington Post in the United States. Visit our press page to see some of our recent coverage.

Our editor, William Lee Adams, has spoken on a number of high-level Eurovision panels, including discussions at the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna and the European Union in Vienna, and he was the only Eurovision blogger invited to speak at the official Eurovision 60th anniversary conference in London. In April 2014, he presented a primetime Eurovision package on CNN, which has a median primetime viewing audience of 654,000. He had a cameo in the 2020 Netflix hit Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. He’s also delivered jury points on primetime selection shows in Norway, Finland, Romania and Belarus, and made special appearances in finals in Germany and Armenia.

In May 2016, Sveriges Television — Sweden’s state broadcaster — hired wiwibloggs to commentate on its three-episode Eurovision pre-show, watched by two million people and featuring some of the country’s biggest musical acts.

Contact wiwibloggs

Team Wiwi welcomes corrections, news tips, promotional materials and advertising enquiries. You can contact us on the e-mail addresses listed below. Please CC: wiwi [dot] bloggs [at] gmail.com on ALL correspondence.

Corrections: wiwi.bloggs [at] gmail.com

Advertising enquiries: wiwi.bloggs [at] gmail.com

Interview requests: wiwi.bloggs [at] gmail.com

Promotional materials: wiwi.bloggs [at] gmail.com

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NoMercy
NoMercy
11 years ago

Hi,wiwibloggs!Please tell me until what time we can vote on Next Top Model!Please answer urgently!Uhhh…:)))

Ab van Woudenberg
Ab van Woudenberg
11 years ago

How is it possible that Israel didn’t go through ? Should have ended with the best three songs! No notes missing and technically and emotionally of the highest level! Together with Danmark (and some others) a potential winner…. May this have something to do with politics ?

Marcus
Marcus
11 years ago

hi
here is a live performance by Cascada in the German TV on 07.05.2013.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZ4-1i5eU3Y

Anna
Anna
12 years ago

Why hasn´t the New Icelandic Video been published here ? CHECK THIS OUT http://www.vodafone.is/eurovision2012 – GO ICELAND

Le Femme Nikita
Le Femme Nikita
15 years ago

Wiwi is pure brilliance and hottness! I love your blog. It totally keeps me in the know!
xoxo

andy
andy
15 years ago

Hey, Wiwi…I would like to know something about your feeling concerning the final and the winner…Did you vote for the final predictions? 😉

Octavio Occitone
Octavio Occitone
15 years ago

wiwi, you are SO hot and SO slinky and So lithe and SO frrrresh. i wanna piece of you sweet baby

Eithne
Eithne
15 years ago

I’m so proud I introduced you to Eurovision! And so pleased that I’m supporting Greece. Sakis is a Mediterranean Nathan Fillion, yum. And you can bet that when I’m in Greece this summer I’ll be picking up a copy of Nitro.