Poland’s Kasia Mos on her Eurovision celebrity status: “I never expected to achieve this!”
Still shining her “Flashlight”
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Serbia’s Tijana Bogicevic: “I need to love everything about a song to deliver it”
She made her own outfit
Finland’s Norma John: Waiting for Eurovision 2017 is the hardest part!
“Waiting is the hardest part!”
Hovig at Eurovision in Concert: My staging will have the same atmosphere of the “Gravity” video
He’s bringing two dancers to Kyiv
Kristian Kostov: “I’m from somewhere between Russia and Bulgaria”
Half of his family are Christians, the other half Muslims
France’s Alma: My Eurovision song “Requiem” is how I live my life
“What’s saved me in dark moments was love”
UK’s Lucie Jones: “No matter what you’ve done, nothing prepares you fully for Eurovision!”
“Eurovision is a complete animal of its own”
Germany’s Levina: “A perfect life means making positive things out of negative situations”
She understands the comparisons to Sia, but doesn’t worry about them
Poland’s Kasia Mos: “I dedicate my Eurovision song ‘Flashlight’ to persecuted animals”
She has five dogs, two cats and a very big heart
Slavko Kalezic: My Eurovision costume will be very controversial and very strong
“Through Eurovision I want to stay stop killing animals”
Melodifestivalen televote winner Nano “feels blessed” despite NOT winning ticket to Eurovision
“I’m just waiting to meet my kids. That’s all I wanted to do since I heard the result.”
Melodifestivalen 2017 finalist Nano tells us how he moved ‘from the darkness to the light’
From prison to the top of the pops
Kerli on Eesti Laul 2017: The “Spirit Animal” stage show is an Arctic shamanic journey
She wrote it in a sauna and she wasn’t smoking anything at the time
Loreen on “Statements”: I was just hoping to get a second chance to sing it at Melodifestivalen
She also sings “Beauty and the Beast”
Spain’s Paula Rojo: “I’ve never considered myself as a Eurovision type of artist”
“I’ll have my ukelele with me”
Adrijana: “My Melodifestivalen song ‘Amare’ is about girls who say what they are feeling”
“I want the audience to feel joy and love from me”
United Kingdom: Lucie Jones brushes off the suggestion Brexit will impact Eurovision results
“It’s all about unity”