Back in December, 5 countries have withdrawn from the contest, due to EBU’s decision to include Israel in the 70th Eurovision Song Contest. Ireland, Spain, Iceland, Slovenia and the Netherlands showed their disagreement by choosing not to participate- marking the first time in Eurovision history that such a mass withdrawal occurred. As part of our […]
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Albania: Alis – “Nân” Alis has won the Albanian national selection Festivali i Këngës and will represent Albania in the 70th Eurovision Song Contest with his song “Nân” (meaning Mother). He achieved a convincing victory, winning both the jury and the public vote. Who is Alis? Alis Kallaci, known professionally as Alis, is an Albanian
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Earlier this week the Austrian broadcaster ORF revealed the stage design for the 70th Eurovision Song Contest, set to take place in Vienna next year. The stage was designed by Florian Wieder, a true legend in the world of stage design. This will be his 9th Eurovision stage since 2011, having previously worked on iconic
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A few days ago, EBU announced a set of new Eurovision rules aimed at making the voting system fairer and more transparent, especially in light of the controversies regarding the 2025 contest. Here are the new rules: These rules are set to debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna. EBU members will meet
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The time has come to have our first artist for the class of 2026. And once again, Cyprus is the first country to reveal its act — for the second year in a row! It was announced by the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation that Antigoni will represent the country in the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in
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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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