The 21st @junioreurovision will take place in Nice, France on Sunday 26 November at 16:00 CET – so now’s a good time to brush up on all 20 previous winners!
All 20 Junior Eurovision Winners from 2003 – 2022
LEGO: Eurovision – All Winners (1956-2021)
The Eurovision Song Contest is an institution. Let’s bring the past back to life by taking a look at the winners of this competition from 1956 to 2021 – in Lego!
Created by Alexandro Kröger.
Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – Grand Final | Full Show | Live Stream | Liverpool
Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – Grand Final – let’s play some music…
The [Queer] Politics of Eurovision
Once again it’s time for the Eurovision Song Contest. It’s crazy, it’s party, it’s… political?
Europe, we’re coming for ya 😈
Video by Ada Černoša and Verity Ritchie
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A Beginners Guide to the Eurovision Song Contest
The Eurovision Song Contest has a long history. On the occasion of the final of 2023, we should get another overview of how this competition has developed. Maybe a musician can help us out there. He is a pianist and makes videos about music. This video is about the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC):
Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – Second Semi-Final | Full Show | Live Stream | Liverpool
The Eurovision Song Contest celebrates diversity through music. The Second Semi-Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 takes place in Liverpool, United Kingdom on 11 March 2023. Watch it here:
Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – First Semi-Final | Full Show | Live Stream | Liverpool
It’s a very special year, a strange time… the Eurovision Song Contest is something of an island in the eye of the hurricane. That’s why we from the ASTROCOHORS CLUB are also involved this time. The First Semi-Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 takes place in Liverpool, United Kingdom, on 9 May 2023.
All 19 Junior Eurovision Winners from 2003 – 2021
The 20th Junior Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Yerevan, Armenia on Sunday 11 December, 2022 – so now’s a good time to brush up on all 19 previous winners!
The Eurovision Song Contest celebrates diversity through music. Please keep your comments respectful. We will not tolerate racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, body-shaming or any other derogatory or hostile language. Offensive users will be blocked and reported. Music first, always.
Eurovision Top 20 Most Watched: August 2022
Join in using the hashtag: #EurovisionTop20
Each month we’ll count down the 20 most watched videos on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel. The chart will include official music videos, national final/live/preview performances and, of course, Eurovision Song Contest performances, taking a slightly longer look at the new entries and climbers.
Please note: this month we are adding together the views of 2022 Semi-Final and Grand Final performances, and taking the Grand Final performance as the chart entry (unless the song did not qualify).
Data is compiled using the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel views from the full calendar month just gone, and we’re taking January 2020 as the starting point for our charts.
Eurovision This Month – August 2022 – Eurovision Song Contest News
Eurovision This Month: August 2022… We delve into the Host City race; take a look at eager beavers Ukraine and Israel; and say farewell to an entertainment icon.
Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest 🇸🇪 (2013 – 2022)
Here’s a look at the most recent 10 Eurovision entries from Sweden. All qualifiers from SVT’s Melodifestivalen national finals.
00:00 Intro – Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest
00:04 Robin Stjernberg – You (2013)
00:46 Sanna Nielsen – Undo (2014)
01:26 Måns Zelmerlöw – Heroes (2015)
02:08 Frans – If I Were Sorry (2016)
02:51 Robin Bengtsson – I Can’t Go On (2017)
03:31 Benjamin Ingrosso – Dance You Off (2018)
04:10 John Lundvik – Too Late For Love (2019)
04:48 The Mamas – Move (2020)
05:27 Tusse – Voices (2021)
06:08 Cornelia Jakobs – Hold Me Closer (2022)
Olivia Newton-John – Long Live Love – United Kingdom 🇬🇧 – Grand Final – Eurovision 1974
Two days ago famous singer and actress Olivia Newton-John passed away. Here’s a special memory about her as Olivia Newton-John performs Long Live Love, representing the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest 1974 in Brighton, United Kingdom.
RIP, Olivia Newton-John.
Thanks to the BBC, host broadcaster of the Eurovision Song Contest 1974, and photographer Dezo Hoffman for the image used in the thumbnail. Long Live Love (Music & Lyrics: Valerie Avon / Harold Spiro)
REPORT: Eurovision Song Contest
The Eurovision Song Contest (French: Concours Eurovision de la chanson), sometimes abbreviated to ESC and often known simply as Eurovision, is an international songwriting competition organised annually by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), featuring participants representing primarily European countries. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio, transmitted to national broadcasters via the EBU’s Eurovision and Euroradio networks, with competing countries then casting votes for the other countries’ songs to determine a winner.
Is is a big show? Definitely yes – but we need those peaceful comepetitions more than ever. So here we are.