With the announcement of the brand-new Eurovision look last week, we thought- what better time to take a trip down memory lane and revisit the logos that have defined the world’s biggest song contest? Before 2004, there was no standardised Eurovision logo. Each year, the host broadcaster would design their own visual identity for the […]
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The battle was fierce — Innsbruck vs Vienna — but in the end, the Austrian capital took the crown! Vienna will officially host the 70th Eurovision Song Contest next May, and we couldn’t be more excited. This marks Vienna’s third time welcoming Eurovision, following 1967 and 2015. The Venue The grand final will take place
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As 2026 marks the 70th anniversary of the biggest music contest in the world, we will be expecting many surprises and celebrations to commemorate this mark. And these surprises started a bit early, as the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has revealed a brand-new logo, font and visual identity for the next contests. New logo, font
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As Belgium celebrates its National Day, we’re turning the spotlight on its rich and fascinating Eurovision history — full of highs, lows, and unforgettable moments! One of the originals Belgium was there at the very beginning, participating in the very first Eurovision Song Contest back in 1956. Since then, they only missed 3 contests –
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Happy National Day, Slovenia! A stunning country with the word love hidden in its name, Slovenia has gifted Eurovision fans with memorable and heartfelt performances over the years. Let’s take a look back at Slovenia’s Eurovision journey. Debut Slovenia made its Eurovision debut in 1993 with the group 1x Band and their song “Tih deževen
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Happy National Day, Luxembourg! And what a better way to celebrate than reading all about this small but mighty country’s adventurous Eurovision journey! From the very start Luxembourg was one of the founding nations of the Eurovision Song Contest, making its debut at the very first edition in 1956. Represented by Michèle Arnaud and her
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