Podgorica in the house: Montenegro confirms Junior Eurovision debut
It’s Montenegro’s first attempt as an independent state
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Zachary Thomas
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Vine Series: Life of an American Eurovision Fan (Series 4)
It’s hard being a Eurovision fan outside of Europe
Vine Series: Life of an American Eurovision Fan (Series 3)
The pain and trauma of being a Eurovision fan—outside of Europe.
Get the party started! Cascada premiers video for Blink
Put on your dancin’ shoes. Cascada is back.
Review: Amandine Bourgeois mellows out with Ma Gueule
Amandine Bourgeois’ Eurovision 2013 journey with “L’Enfer Et Moi” can pretty much be summed up as follows. France announces her: Who the heck is this? Song is revealed: Meh, not their…
Vine Series: Life of an American Eurovision Fan (Series 2)
Hey everyone, Zach here! A little while ago I posted a set of Vine videos about being a Eurovision fan from the United States, and since they went over pretty…
Vine Series: Life of an American Eurovision Fan
Hello all! As many of you know, I’m one of those rare American Eurovision fans. It’s a fun life, it’s a hard life, it’s an exciting life, it’s a lonely…
Eurovision Flashback: Janet Leon Should Have Won Melodifestivalen
On November 28 SVT announced the list of artists singing in the third and fourth semi-finals of Melodifestivalen 2014. Folks were thrilled to learn that veterans like Alcazar, Linda Bengtzing and…
Potential Artist Profile: Russia at Eurovision 2014
Today we’re deviating from our alphabetical order to talk about everyone’s favorite country to hate, Russia. Putting questionable politics aside, Russia at Eurovision is a relative success story. With a…
Potential Artist Profile: Azerbaijan 2014
Boasting probably the most enviable set of recent results in the contest, one cannot deny that Azerbaijan seems to get things right at Eurovision every year. However, they also prove…
Potential Artist Profile: Austria 2014
Austria, the name of the country alone is basically synonymous with famous classical music. Boasting names such as Mozart, Haydn, and Strauss, you would think that Austria would constantly school…