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A Month After Rotterdam

It’s been exactly one month after the Grand Final of The Eurovision Song Contest 2021!

A lot of rumors, new information has been going around since then, but what are the 2021 artists doing?

Måneskin

The rock band from Italy, which won this years contest, are touring all over Europe at this moment! They have quite a few things on their schedule. Three days ago they were in Amsterdam, yesterday in Gothenburg and right now they are in Copenhagen! And this is only for interviews or to perform a few songs, not even for their music tour.

???? Måneskin, Barbara Pravi and GO_A enter Billboard Global 200 - ESCXTRA.com

Barbara Pravi

Barbara is having a blast with her career right now! She’s slaying on Time Square, performing at Roland Garros and selling out her European tour. In two days she will release her new song “Le Jour Se Lève”.

Barbara Pravi, France, Second Rehearsal, Rotterdam Ahoy, 15 May 2021

Gjon’s Tears

The third placer Gjon is enjoying his success of Tout l’Univers. At the begin of June he performed his song on Albanian television. Besides this, he won the ESC Radio Awards 2021 for best male artist and best song yesterday!

Gjon's Tears, Switzerland, Second Semi-Final, Rotterdam Ahoy, 20 May 2021

TIX

While placing 18th at the song contest, TIX is doing well in Norway. Two weeks ago he performed at his first gig since covid and he is planning even more gigs now!

TIX (Norway 2021)

Go_A

Shum was everything they needed for their career to spark this bright! The Ukrainian song is still 4th in the USA Viral charts and they are having some gigs in Ukraine (of course). They have also announced that they will be playing in Amsterdam at Het Grote Songfestivalfeest in December.

Go_A, Ukraine, First Semi-Final, Rotterdam Ahoy, 18 May 2021

Tusse

Since the Eurovision Song Contest Tusse from Sweden has been doing a lot of things. He had his 2021 prom party, he graduated from high school and he has also got his tonsils taken out. Right now he has to rest because of that, maybe reading this article will help him to get rid of his boredom.

Tusse, Sweden, Second Rehearsal, Rotterdam Ahoy, 12 May 2021

Daði Freyr

He just missed out on top 3 but that’s not holding him back from releasing music! Daði has released his LP “Welcome” the night before the Grand Final but he is still profiting from it! He even made a music video for his new song “Somebody Else Now”.

What have you been doing since The Eurovision Song Contest 2021? We have for sure been listening to the songs of the artists.

photo credits: EBU

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