Potential Artist Profile: Armenia 2014
Today we will be looking at a few possible artists for a country that makes up half of the most popular, (as well as unnecessary and annoying) rivalry in the…
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Armenia: Facebook Group Calls for Sirusho in 2014
When Sirusho worked the stage in Belgrade at Eurovision 2008, she “Qele-Qele”-ed into the annals of Eurovision history. Besides securing Armenia’s best-ever finish (fourth), she also delivered one of the…
Armenia: The Dorians Talk “Lonely Planet”
We’ve all been wondering what Armenia’s Eurovision 2013 song is about, and Deban finally got us some answers. He sat down with Gor Sujyan and the rest of the Dorians…
Wiwi Jury: Armenia’s Dorians with “Lonely Planet”
Last night the Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music unprofessionals—packed up our Lonely Planet travel guides and headed to Yerevan to review the Dorians’ Eurovision song. Did the touchy-feely number…
Discuss: The Dorians’ “Lonely Planet” Is Armenia’s Worst-Ever ESC Song
We knew Gor Sujyan’s “Lonely Planet” wasn’t going to be anything like Sirusho’s “Qele Qele” or Eva Rivas’s “Apricot Stone”. After all, he’s a rocker. But we were totally shocked…
Armenia Chooses Gor Sujyan for Malmö
We wanted Sirusho, but we’re going to have to live with Gor Sujyan. Armenia’s state broadcaster officially named the 25-year-old as their act earlier today.
“Sweetie Baby” Lyrics — Compass Band (Junior Eurovision 2012, Armenia)
Read the lyrics and English translation of “Sweetie Baby”—Compass Band’s song for Junior Eurovision 2012. They’ll represent Armenia and state broadcaster AMPTV.
Armenia Withdraws from Eurovision: Why Europe Should Be in Mourning
Armenia’s state broadcaster AMPT has announced that it is withdrawing from Eurovision 2012. The European Broadcasting Union made the announcement this morning via their web site eurovision.tv.
Armenia and Romania Among 43 Countries Competing at Eurovision 2012
The European Broadcasting Union today announced that 43 countries will be flying their flags at Eurovision 2012 in Baku.
Armenia’s Sirusho Back with “I Like It”
Sirusho, Armenia’s most successful Eurovision artist to date, is back with a new singled called “I Like It.” Best known to Eurovision fans for her fourth place finish with ‘Qele…
Armenia: Eva Rivas for Eurovision 2012?
At Eurovision 2010, Eva Rivas’s “Apricot Stone” didn’t bear fruit and she finished in seventh place. But that didn’t stop her from telling reporters shortly afterwards that she’d like Armenia…
“Welcome to Armenia” Lyrics — Dalita Avanessian (Armenia, Junior Eurovision 2011)
Listen to Dalita Avanessian’s official video for “Welcome to Armenia.”
As Azerbaijan Prepares to Host Eurovision 2012, Armenians Worry About Safety
Azeri officials have said they will ensure the safety of the Armenian contestants at Eurovision 2012 in Baku. But given the tumultuous history of the feuding Caucasus neighbors, will that…
Eurovision 2011: First Semi-Final Recap
It’s late in Dusseldorf, but Wiwi and Vebooboo are working hard to report how things went down in Semi-Final 1.
Poll: Armenia’s Emmy Will Win the First Semi-Final at Eurovision 2011
Since March 28, Wiwi’s readers have cast 2,223 votes to determine who will win the first semi-final at Eurovision 2011. If they have it right, then Emmy’s Armenia will seduce…
Eurovision 2011 Profile: Armenia’s Emmy with “Boom Boom”
Last year Armenia’s Eurovision entry centered its stage act around a 100-lb. replica of an apricot stone. So it wasn’t exactly surprising when, during today’s first dress rehearsal in Düsseldorf,…
Armenia: Emmy’s First Rehearsal
And the award for the worst use of the LED backdrop goes to…Armenia!
Who Will Win Eurovision 2011? (Update #3, April 27)
Another week, and another country takes the lead in our poll to determine who will win Eurovision 2011.