“Wild West” is about the desire to become free – being able to go anywhere, unrestrained. Why does nationality in this entertainment program matter at all? In reality, it doesn’t. Bashar Murad being from Palestine isn’t indicative of a mutant phenomenon and shouldn’t serve as the scapegoat for confessing that Eurovision and its preselection season have innately wide-reaching political undertones.
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Eurovision Fam Fan Feature: “Tell Me!” All About Kyle
Here in the Eurovision Fam we want to feature YOU! No, not all of you, but a few YOUs in the Eurovision Song Contest fandom. We’re reviving a well-loved past feature format, where we highlight and center the voices of individual fans who are not from Eurovision participating countries. Check out the latest Eurovision FamilyContinueContinue reading “Eurovision Fam Fan Feature: “Tell Me!” All About Kyle”
Meet the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix Contestants
For the last few years, Denmark has been in a slump at Eurovision. They haven’t qualified since the beginning of the decade, but the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix contestants hope to be the one to end it in 2024!
Meet the Eesti Laul Autoqualifiers
After a wild semi-final filled with twists and surprising qualifiers, the finalists will have to face off against the auto-qualifiers, who come from all ends of the Estonian music scene.
National Finals Explained — Festival da Canção
Festival da Canção is known for flouting expectations, from the songs they performed to the messages others hid between the lyrics. An otherwise low-key national final, Portuguese music still knows how to surprise.
Ireland Decides To Send The Witch— Bambie Thug is going to Eurovision
Ireland’s national selection was back at RTÉ’s The Late Late Show with a larger new stage and the same old sound issues. Not to be swayed by the paired down format, Ireland’s Eurosong was in full swing with a diverse line up of songs and interesting performers. From hip hop to pop— Ouija Pop toContinueContinue reading “Ireland Decides To Send The Witch— Bambie Thug is going to Eurovision”
Meet the Eesti Laul Semifinalists!
With Estonia reaching their first top ten placing in five years with “Bridges”, Eesti Laul 2024 promises a bunch of competition. Fifteen semifinalists will compete to get their spot in the Feburary final; get to know them and their songs!
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