It’s Official: Düsseldorf to Host Eurovision 2011
After months of speculation and anticipation, the Eurovision Broadcasting Union has confirmed that Düsseldorf will host Eurovision 2011.
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Sieneke Releases New Single (VIDEO AND LYRICS)
As if one train wreck wasn’t enough, Holland’s 2010 Eurovision contestant Sieneke is back with her second single “Blijf vannacht bij mij.” The song reached #81 on the Dutch charts…
Sweden Names First Four Melodifestivalen Contestants
Last May Sweden was knocked out during the semi-finals for the first time in its storied Eurovision history. But with the announcement of the first four contestants for Melodifestivalen 2011,…
JESC 2010: Sweden’s Josefine with “Allt Jag Vill”
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JESC 2010: Belgium’s Jill and Lauren with “Get Up!”
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Eurovision 2011 in Düsseldorf?
Say it ain’t so. German tabloid ‘Bild’ is reporting that it’s “99% sure” that Düsseldorf will host Eurovision 2011.
JESC 2010: The Netherlands’ Senna & Anna with “My Family”
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Belgium’s Selection Process Costs Eurovision Fans A Fiver
RTBF, Belgium’s Walloon-language national broadcaster, has taken austerity a bit far. In an apparent effort to shore up its finances ahead of Eurovision 2011, the network is forcing fans to…
Should Hadise or Tarkan Represent Turkey at ESC 2011? Vote Now!
In early September Turkish broadcaster TRT announced its first shortlist of candidates for Eurovision 2011. Now officials have added five more names to the pot. They are:
Watch This Year’s Junior Eurovision Contestants
Wiwi hates making fun of children. That’s why he always struggles to write about the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. But rather than ignoring the event altogether, Wiwi has uploaded videos…
JESC 2010: Georgia’s Mariam Kakhelishvili with “Mari Dari”
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Mama Lyrics — Vladimir Arzumanyan (Armenia, Junior Eurovision 2010)
Read the lyrics and English translation to Vladimir Arzumanyan’s “Mama.” Vladimir won the 2010 Junior Eurovision Song Contest for Armenia.
JESC 2010: Malta’s Nicole Azzopardi with “Knock Knock! Boom! Boom!”
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JESC 2010: Russia’s Saska Lazin & Liza Drozd with “Boy and Girl”
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