Eurovision entry Emmy might be from Norway, but she’s determined to respect Ireland’s history when it comes to the Song ...

Justyna Steczkowska is back on the Eurovision stage representing Poland, and she’s bringing the power of ‘GAJA’.

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This handout photograph taken and released by Ukrainian Presidential Press Service on March 20, 2025, shows Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky (L) and Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store ...

The first of the big Eurovision pre-parties this season will be happening in Norway. Nordic Eurovision Party aims to bring together fans of the Contest from all across the 5 Nordics lands... And ...

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Yuval Raphael is the winner of the Rising star 2025 finale and will represent Israel in the Eurovision. (photo credit: Ortal Dahan Ziv/Keshet 12) When Yuval Raphael takes the Eurovision stage in ...

The song contains a line from Jewish scripture. Israel has released the video for “New Day Will Rise,” its entry to the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest that focuses on the theme of emerging from ...

Finnish comedy band KAJ won Sweden's Eurovision selection contest, Melodifestivalen, on Saturday night with their song Bara bada bastu — which loosely translates to Let's just sauna. The band, ...

and it’s now been claimed talks are taking place for her to perform at Eurovision. According to The Sun, organisers are keen for the My Heart Will Go On singer to take to the stage as an ...

Eurovision fever has been ramping up with Remember Monday announced as the UK's entry to the world's largest live music event. And with all three members of the group having a background in ...

Malta will remove the word Kant from its Eurovision submission as it appeals the European Broadcasting Union ruling banning the Maltese word because of its similarity to a vulgar word in English.