Although the official presentation of the German entry for the Eurovision Song Contest will take place tonight at 21:30 CET, the facts are known already: Benjamin Dolic will represent the country. Slovenian born Benjamin Dolic has lived in Switzerland and participated in The Voice of Germany. The song is written by Boris Milanov, who was also responsible for the songs “Beautiful mess” (Bulgaria 2017) and “Nobody but you” (Austria 2018).
Tonight is the night four countries will have new semifinals. At 18.00 CET, Ukraine starts. As we experienced last week, probably they will be the last ones to have their results. You can watch the show here. The contestants will be: Moonzoo feat. F.M.F. Sure, “Maze” Fo Sho, “Blck sqr” Elina Ivaschenko, “Get up” Oleksandr Poriadynsky, “Savior” Garna, “Who we are” Khayat, “Call for love” David Axelrod, “Horizon” Tvorchi, “Bonfire” Khayat took part last year too but didn’t reach the final. Estonia is the second one with the second Eesti Laul show. It starts at 18:30 CET and you can watch it here. Twelve contestants will battle for six places in the final: Viinerid, “Kapa kohi-LA” Janet, Hingelid” Uku Suviste, “What love is” Inger, “Only dream” Merilin Mälk, “Miljon sammu” German & Violina, “Heart winder” Jaagup Tuisk, “Beautiful lies” Ziggy Wild, “Lean on me” Uudo Sepp, “I’m Sorry I messed up” Traffic, “Üks kord veel” Shira, “Out in space” Mariliis Jõgeva, “Unistustes” Uku Suviste took part in 2016 and was the runner up in 2019. Inger took part in 2019 as well. Mariliis Jõgeva took part in 2015 but under the name Mari. The band Traffic was the runner up in 2009 and also took part in 2012 and 2014. Their song is written by the team of last year’s entry, including singer Victor Crone. In Sweden, Melodifestivalen will start at 20:00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Mariette, “Shout it out” Albin Johnsén, “Livet börjar nu” Drängarna, “Piga og dräng” Amanda Aasa, “Late” Anis don Demina, “Vem är som oss” Faith Kakembo, “Crying rivers” Mohombi, “Winners” Mariette took part in 2015, 2017 and 2018. Albin Johnsén is new as a singer, but wrote several songs in the past. Anis Don Demina took part in last years semifinal. So did Mohombi, but he reached the final as well. The last semifinal is the Icelandic one, starting at 20:45 CET. You can watch it here. The contestants are: Daði & Gagnamagnið, “Gagnamagnið” Hildur Vala, “Fellibylur” Iva, “Oculis videre” Matti Matt, “Dreyma” Nína, “Ekkó” Daði Freyr also took part in 2017. Matti Matt is a familiar face: in 2011 he was one of Sjonni’s Friends, who represented Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest.
No less than five countries start or continue with their national selections! To start with Ukraine. It will be at 18.00 CET and you can watch it here. There are 8 songs, three of which will head to the final. The songs will be judged by televoters and a jury, consisting of Andriy Danilko, Tina Karol and Vitaliy Drozdov. The participants of tonight are: [O], “Tam kudy ya ydu” Jerry Heil, “Vegan” Katya Chilly, “Pitch” Krutь, “99” Go-A, “Solovey” Cloudless, “Drown me down” Gio, “Feeling so lost” Assol, “Save it” Norway will have it’s last semifinal. There will be duels again, and one song will head to the final. It will start at 19:50 and can be watched here: Elin & The Woods, “We are as one” Jenny Jenssen, “Mr. Hello” Kevin Boine, “Stem på mæ” Liza Vassilieva, “I am gay” Lithuania has it’s second semifinal. After tonight, the full line up of the final is known. The show starts at 20:00 CET and can be watched here and here. We will see: Meandi, “DRIP” Petunija, “Show ya” Germanas Skoris, “Chemistry (Breaking Free)” Moniqué, “Make me human” Rokas Povilijus, “Vilnius calling” Monika Marija, “If I leave” Andy Vaic, “Why why why” The Backs, “Fully” The second semifinal of Melodifestivalen will also be on and can be watched at 20:00 here. The contestants are: Klara Hammarström, “Nobody” Jan Johansen, “Miraklernas tid” Dotter, “Bulletproof” Méndez featuring Álvaro Estrela, “Vamos amigos” Linda Bengtzing, “Alla mina songer” Paul Rey, “Talking in my sleep” Anna Bergendahl, “Kingdom come” Two former Eurovision participants will enter the stage: Anna Bergendahl and Jan Johansen. The latter replaces Thorsten Flinck, who was disqualified. Dotter participated before in 2018. Méndez was present in 2002, 2003 and 2018. Linda Bengtzing was there in 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2014 and 2016. Paul Rey took part last year. The last one of the semifinals starts on 20:45 and can be watched here. It will be the Icelandic one. The songs will all be sung in Icelandic: Brynja Mary, “Augun þín” DIMMA, “Almyrkvi” Elísabet, “”Elta þig” Ísold & Helga, “Klukkan tifar” Kid Isak, “Ævintýri”
Tonight will be the second night of the festival of San Remo in Italy. It will be broadcast here at 20:45 CET. The second half of the participants will present their songs. They are: Sezione Nuove Proposte Gabriella Martinella & Lula, “Il gigante d’acciaio” Fasma, “Per sentimi vivo” Marco Sentieri, “Billy Blu” Matteo Faustini, “Nel bene e nel male” Sezione Big Piero Pelù, “Gigante” Elettra Lamborghini, “Musica (e il resto scompare)” Enrico Nigiotti, “Baciami adesso” Levante, “Tikibombom” Pinguini Tattici Nucleari, “Ringo Starr” Tosca, “Ho amato tutto” Francesco Gabbani, “Viceversa” Paolo Jannacci, “Voglio parlarti adesso” Rancore, “Eden” Julio Cally, “No grazie” Giordana Angi, “Come mia madre” Michele Zarillo, “Nell’ estasi o nel fango” Francesco Gabbani won the festival of San Remo in 2017 and respresented Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Occidentali’s karma”.
Martin Österdahl will be the new executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest and the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. After this year’s contest, he will take over the job from Jon Ola Sand. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced the news today. Martin Österdahl is a television producer. You might know his work, as he produced both the 2013 and 2016 Eurovision Song Contests. Jon Ola Sand was the executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest since november 2010, after Svante Stockselius resigned.
In Lithuania, the first round has been held. Six songs are going through to the semifinals. Below, you’ll find all the contestants, the six winners in bold letters: Glossarium, “Game over” Baltos Varnos, “Namų dvasia” Justinas Lapatinskas, “Highway story” Aistay, “Dangus man tu” Petunija, “Show ya” Lukas Norkūnas, “Atsiprašyk” Donata Virbilaitė, “Made of wax” Andy Vaic, “Why why why” Aika, “Paradas” Meandi, “DRIP” Monika Marija, “If I leave” Gabrielus Vagelis, “Tave čia randu”
The first Norwegian semifinal is held. The duels were between Geirmund and Lisa Børud and between Kim Rysstad and Raylee. In both cases, the woman won, so the final battle was between Kim and Raylee. In the end, Raylee won with a song called “Wild”, the most upbeat song of the evening. On social media the song was compared a lot with “Fuego”.
The team of Eurovisionuniverse.com wishes you all the best of luck, lots of love and a beautiful 2020. See you soon with all the news and information about Eurovision!!
Vincent Bueno will represent Austria in the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. He will sing the up-tempo song “Alive”, which will be presented to the audience in march 2020. Vincent is not completely unknown to the Eurovision audience. The Austrian-born Filipino singer took part in the Austrian national final in 2016. One year later, he was one of Nathan Trent’s backing vocals in the contest. Vincent about Eurovision: “Wow, even thinking about the fact that I am going to participate in the song contest gives me goosebumps. The Eurovision Song Contest is like the Eurocup for musicians and singers. The huge stage, all those artists doing their absolute best, all the songwriters and producers of Europe gathering in one place to celebrate their work while at the same time stepping into the ring – it is breathtaking and formidable. Let’s go Austria!” source: eurovision.tv
Wanna attend the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest? Then you have to be ready at 12 december, 12:00, because that’s when the ticket sale starts. You will pay between €48,50 and €248,50 for a ticket, depending on what you buy: a ticket for a rehearsal or for the grand final. New is that you can buy no more than 4 tickets per person and only with your name. You might be asked to identify. According to event manager Sietse Bakker it is to prevent big companies from buying lots of tickets and sell them for high prize. “Eurovision should not only be for the happy few”, Bakker says. source: Algemeen Dagblad
Although the official presentation of the German entry for the Eurovision Song Contest will take place tonight at 21:30 CET, the facts are known already: Benjamin Dolic will represent the country. Slovenian born Benjamin Dolic has lived in Switzerland and participated in The Voice of Germany. The song is written by Boris Milanov, who was also responsible for the songs “Beautiful mess” (Bulgaria 2017) and “Nobody but you” (Austria 2018).
Tonight is the night four countries will have new semifinals. At 18.00 CET, Ukraine starts. As we experienced last week, probably they will be the last ones to have their results. You can watch the show here. The contestants will be: Moonzoo feat. F.M.F. Sure, “Maze” Fo Sho, “Blck sqr” Elina Ivaschenko, “Get up” Oleksandr Poriadynsky, “Savior” Garna, “Who we are” Khayat, “Call for love” David Axelrod, “Horizon” Tvorchi, “Bonfire” Khayat took part last year too but didn’t reach the final. Estonia is the second one with the second Eesti Laul show. It starts at 18:30 CET and you can watch it here. Twelve contestants will battle for six places in the final: Viinerid, “Kapa kohi-LA” Janet, Hingelid” Uku Suviste, “What love is” Inger, “Only dream” Merilin Mälk, “Miljon sammu” German & Violina, “Heart winder” Jaagup Tuisk, “Beautiful lies” Ziggy Wild, “Lean on me” Uudo Sepp, “I’m Sorry I messed up” Traffic, “Üks kord veel” Shira, “Out in space” Mariliis Jõgeva, “Unistustes” Uku Suviste took part in 2016 and was the runner up in 2019. Inger took part in 2019 as well. Mariliis Jõgeva took part in 2015 but under the name Mari. The band Traffic was the runner up in 2009 and also took part in 2012 and 2014. Their song is written by the team of last year’s entry, including singer Victor Crone. In Sweden, Melodifestivalen will start at 20:00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Mariette, “Shout it out” Albin Johnsén, “Livet börjar nu” Drängarna, “Piga og dräng” Amanda Aasa, “Late” Anis don Demina, “Vem är som oss” Faith Kakembo, “Crying rivers” Mohombi, “Winners” Mariette took part in 2015, 2017 and 2018. Albin Johnsén is new as a singer, but wrote several songs in the past. Anis Don Demina took part in last years semifinal. So did Mohombi, but he reached the final as well. The last semifinal is the Icelandic one, starting at 20:45 CET. You can watch it here. The contestants are: Daði & Gagnamagnið, “Gagnamagnið” Hildur Vala, “Fellibylur” Iva, “Oculis videre” Matti Matt, “Dreyma” Nína, “Ekkó” Daði Freyr also took part in 2017. Matti Matt is a familiar face: in 2011 he was one of Sjonni’s Friends, who represented Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest.
No less than five countries start or continue with their national selections! To start with Ukraine. It will be at 18.00 CET and you can watch it here. There are 8 songs, three of which will head to the final. The songs will be judged by televoters and a jury, consisting of Andriy Danilko, Tina Karol and Vitaliy Drozdov. The participants of tonight are: [O], “Tam kudy ya ydu” Jerry Heil, “Vegan” Katya Chilly, “Pitch” Krutь, “99” Go-A, “Solovey” Cloudless, “Drown me down” Gio, “Feeling so lost” Assol, “Save it” Norway will have it’s last semifinal. There will be duels again, and one song will head to the final. It will start at 19:50 and can be watched here: Elin & The Woods, “We are as one” Jenny Jenssen, “Mr. Hello” Kevin Boine, “Stem på mæ” Liza Vassilieva, “I am gay” Lithuania has it’s second semifinal. After tonight, the full line up of the final is known. The show starts at 20:00 CET and can be watched here and here. We will see: Meandi, “DRIP” Petunija, “Show ya” Germanas Skoris, “Chemistry (Breaking Free)” Moniqué, “Make me human” Rokas Povilijus, “Vilnius calling” Monika Marija, “If I leave” Andy Vaic, “Why why why” The Backs, “Fully” The second semifinal of Melodifestivalen will also be on and can be watched at 20:00 here. The contestants are: Klara Hammarström, “Nobody” Jan Johansen, “Miraklernas tid” Dotter, “Bulletproof” Méndez featuring Álvaro Estrela, “Vamos amigos” Linda Bengtzing, “Alla mina songer” Paul Rey, “Talking in my sleep” Anna Bergendahl, “Kingdom come” Two former Eurovision participants will enter the stage: Anna Bergendahl and Jan Johansen. The latter replaces Thorsten Flinck, who was disqualified. Dotter participated before in 2018. Méndez was present in 2002, 2003 and 2018. Linda Bengtzing was there in 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2014 and 2016. Paul Rey took part last year. The last one of the semifinals starts on 20:45 and can be watched here. It will be the Icelandic one. The songs will all be sung in Icelandic: Brynja Mary, “Augun þín” DIMMA, “Almyrkvi” Elísabet, “”Elta þig” Ísold & Helga, “Klukkan tifar” Kid Isak, “Ævintýri”
Tonight will be the second night of the festival of San Remo in Italy. It will be broadcast here at 20:45 CET. The second half of the participants will present their songs. They are: Sezione Nuove Proposte Gabriella Martinella & Lula, “Il gigante d’acciaio” Fasma, “Per sentimi vivo” Marco Sentieri, “Billy Blu” Matteo Faustini, “Nel bene e nel male” Sezione Big Piero Pelù, “Gigante” Elettra Lamborghini, “Musica (e il resto scompare)” Enrico Nigiotti, “Baciami adesso” Levante, “Tikibombom” Pinguini Tattici Nucleari, “Ringo Starr” Tosca, “Ho amato tutto” Francesco Gabbani, “Viceversa” Paolo Jannacci, “Voglio parlarti adesso” Rancore, “Eden” Julio Cally, “No grazie” Giordana Angi, “Come mia madre” Michele Zarillo, “Nell’ estasi o nel fango” Francesco Gabbani won the festival of San Remo in 2017 and respresented Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Occidentali’s karma”.
Martin Österdahl will be the new executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest and the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. After this year’s contest, he will take over the job from Jon Ola Sand. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced the news today. Martin Österdahl is a television producer. You might know his work, as he produced both the 2013 and 2016 Eurovision Song Contests. Jon Ola Sand was the executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest since november 2010, after Svante Stockselius resigned.
In Lithuania, the first round has been held. Six songs are going through to the semifinals. Below, you’ll find all the contestants, the six winners in bold letters: Glossarium, “Game over” Baltos Varnos, “Namų dvasia” Justinas Lapatinskas, “Highway story” Aistay, “Dangus man tu” Petunija, “Show ya” Lukas Norkūnas, “Atsiprašyk” Donata Virbilaitė, “Made of wax” Andy Vaic, “Why why why” Aika, “Paradas” Meandi, “DRIP” Monika Marija, “If I leave” Gabrielus Vagelis, “Tave čia randu”
The first Norwegian semifinal is held. The duels were between Geirmund and Lisa Børud and between Kim Rysstad and Raylee. In both cases, the woman won, so the final battle was between Kim and Raylee. In the end, Raylee won with a song called “Wild”, the most upbeat song of the evening. On social media the song was compared a lot with “Fuego”.
The team of Eurovisionuniverse.com wishes you all the best of luck, lots of love and a beautiful 2020. See you soon with all the news and information about Eurovision!!
Vincent Bueno will represent Austria in the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. He will sing the up-tempo song “Alive”, which will be presented to the audience in march 2020. Vincent is not completely unknown to the Eurovision audience. The Austrian-born Filipino singer took part in the Austrian national final in 2016. One year later, he was one of Nathan Trent’s backing vocals in the contest. Vincent about Eurovision: “Wow, even thinking about the fact that I am going to participate in the song contest gives me goosebumps. The Eurovision Song Contest is like the Eurocup for musicians and singers. The huge stage, all those artists doing their absolute best, all the songwriters and producers of Europe gathering in one place to celebrate their work while at the same time stepping into the ring – it is breathtaking and formidable. Let’s go Austria!” source: eurovision.tv
Wanna attend the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest? Then you have to be ready at 12 december, 12:00, because that’s when the ticket sale starts. You will pay between €48,50 and €248,50 for a ticket, depending on what you buy: a ticket for a rehearsal or for the grand final. New is that you can buy no more than 4 tickets per person and only with your name. You might be asked to identify. According to event manager Sietse Bakker it is to prevent big companies from buying lots of tickets and sell them for high prize. “Eurovision should not only be for the happy few”, Bakker says. source: Algemeen Dagblad
Although the official presentation of the German entry for the Eurovision Song Contest will take place tonight at 21:30 CET, the facts are known already: Benjamin Dolic will represent the country. Slovenian born Benjamin Dolic has lived in Switzerland and participated in The Voice of Germany. The song is written by Boris Milanov, who was also responsible for the songs “Beautiful mess” (Bulgaria 2017) and “Nobody but you” (Austria 2018).
Tonight is the night four countries will have new semifinals. At 18.00 CET, Ukraine starts. As we experienced last week, probably they will be the last ones to have their results. You can watch the show here. The contestants will be: Moonzoo feat. F.M.F. Sure, “Maze” Fo Sho, “Blck sqr” Elina Ivaschenko, “Get up” Oleksandr Poriadynsky, “Savior” Garna, “Who we are” Khayat, “Call for love” David Axelrod, “Horizon” Tvorchi, “Bonfire” Khayat took part last year too but didn’t reach the final. Estonia is the second one with the second Eesti Laul show. It starts at 18:30 CET and you can watch it here. Twelve contestants will battle for six places in the final: Viinerid, “Kapa kohi-LA” Janet, Hingelid” Uku Suviste, “What love is” Inger, “Only dream” Merilin Mälk, “Miljon sammu” German & Violina, “Heart winder” Jaagup Tuisk, “Beautiful lies” Ziggy Wild, “Lean on me” Uudo Sepp, “I’m Sorry I messed up” Traffic, “Üks kord veel” Shira, “Out in space” Mariliis Jõgeva, “Unistustes” Uku Suviste took part in 2016 and was the runner up in 2019. Inger took part in 2019 as well. Mariliis Jõgeva took part in 2015 but under the name Mari. The band Traffic was the runner up in 2009 and also took part in 2012 and 2014. Their song is written by the team of last year’s entry, including singer Victor Crone. In Sweden, Melodifestivalen will start at 20:00 CET and you can watch it here. The songs are: Mariette, “Shout it out” Albin Johnsén, “Livet börjar nu” Drängarna, “Piga og dräng” Amanda Aasa, “Late” Anis don Demina, “Vem är som oss” Faith Kakembo, “Crying rivers” Mohombi, “Winners” Mariette took part in 2015, 2017 and 2018. Albin Johnsén is new as a singer, but wrote several songs in the past. Anis Don Demina took part in last years semifinal. So did Mohombi, but he reached the final as well. The last semifinal is the Icelandic one, starting at 20:45 CET. You can watch it here. The contestants are: Daði & Gagnamagnið, “Gagnamagnið” Hildur Vala, “Fellibylur” Iva, “Oculis videre” Matti Matt, “Dreyma” Nína, “Ekkó” Daði Freyr also took part in 2017. Matti Matt is a familiar face: in 2011 he was one of Sjonni’s Friends, who represented Iceland in the Eurovision Song Contest.
No less than five countries start or continue with their national selections! To start with Ukraine. It will be at 18.00 CET and you can watch it here. There are 8 songs, three of which will head to the final. The songs will be judged by televoters and a jury, consisting of Andriy Danilko, Tina Karol and Vitaliy Drozdov. The participants of tonight are: [O], “Tam kudy ya ydu” Jerry Heil, “Vegan” Katya Chilly, “Pitch” Krutь, “99” Go-A, “Solovey” Cloudless, “Drown me down” Gio, “Feeling so lost” Assol, “Save it” Norway will have it’s last semifinal. There will be duels again, and one song will head to the final. It will start at 19:50 and can be watched here: Elin & The Woods, “We are as one” Jenny Jenssen, “Mr. Hello” Kevin Boine, “Stem på mæ” Liza Vassilieva, “I am gay” Lithuania has it’s second semifinal. After tonight, the full line up of the final is known. The show starts at 20:00 CET and can be watched here and here. We will see: Meandi, “DRIP” Petunija, “Show ya” Germanas Skoris, “Chemistry (Breaking Free)” Moniqué, “Make me human” Rokas Povilijus, “Vilnius calling” Monika Marija, “If I leave” Andy Vaic, “Why why why” The Backs, “Fully” The second semifinal of Melodifestivalen will also be on and can be watched at 20:00 here. The contestants are: Klara Hammarström, “Nobody” Jan Johansen, “Miraklernas tid” Dotter, “Bulletproof” Méndez featuring Álvaro Estrela, “Vamos amigos” Linda Bengtzing, “Alla mina songer” Paul Rey, “Talking in my sleep” Anna Bergendahl, “Kingdom come” Two former Eurovision participants will enter the stage: Anna Bergendahl and Jan Johansen. The latter replaces Thorsten Flinck, who was disqualified. Dotter participated before in 2018. Méndez was present in 2002, 2003 and 2018. Linda Bengtzing was there in 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2014 and 2016. Paul Rey took part last year. The last one of the semifinals starts on 20:45 and can be watched here. It will be the Icelandic one. The songs will all be sung in Icelandic: Brynja Mary, “Augun þín” DIMMA, “Almyrkvi” Elísabet, “”Elta þig” Ísold & Helga, “Klukkan tifar” Kid Isak, “Ævintýri”
Tonight will be the second night of the festival of San Remo in Italy. It will be broadcast here at 20:45 CET. The second half of the participants will present their songs. They are: Sezione Nuove Proposte Gabriella Martinella & Lula, “Il gigante d’acciaio” Fasma, “Per sentimi vivo” Marco Sentieri, “Billy Blu” Matteo Faustini, “Nel bene e nel male” Sezione Big Piero Pelù, “Gigante” Elettra Lamborghini, “Musica (e il resto scompare)” Enrico Nigiotti, “Baciami adesso” Levante, “Tikibombom” Pinguini Tattici Nucleari, “Ringo Starr” Tosca, “Ho amato tutto” Francesco Gabbani, “Viceversa” Paolo Jannacci, “Voglio parlarti adesso” Rancore, “Eden” Julio Cally, “No grazie” Giordana Angi, “Come mia madre” Michele Zarillo, “Nell’ estasi o nel fango” Francesco Gabbani won the festival of San Remo in 2017 and respresented Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest with the song “Occidentali’s karma”.
Martin Österdahl will be the new executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest and the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. After this year’s contest, he will take over the job from Jon Ola Sand. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced the news today. Martin Österdahl is a television producer. You might know his work, as he produced both the 2013 and 2016 Eurovision Song Contests. Jon Ola Sand was the executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest since november 2010, after Svante Stockselius resigned.
In Lithuania, the first round has been held. Six songs are going through to the semifinals. Below, you’ll find all the contestants, the six winners in bold letters: Glossarium, “Game over” Baltos Varnos, “Namų dvasia” Justinas Lapatinskas, “Highway story” Aistay, “Dangus man tu” Petunija, “Show ya” Lukas Norkūnas, “Atsiprašyk” Donata Virbilaitė, “Made of wax” Andy Vaic, “Why why why” Aika, “Paradas” Meandi, “DRIP” Monika Marija, “If I leave” Gabrielus Vagelis, “Tave čia randu”
The first Norwegian semifinal is held. The duels were between Geirmund and Lisa Børud and between Kim Rysstad and Raylee. In both cases, the woman won, so the final battle was between Kim and Raylee. In the end, Raylee won with a song called “Wild”, the most upbeat song of the evening. On social media the song was compared a lot with “Fuego”.
The team of Eurovisionuniverse.com wishes you all the best of luck, lots of love and a beautiful 2020. See you soon with all the news and information about Eurovision!!
Vincent Bueno will represent Austria in the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. He will sing the up-tempo song “Alive”, which will be presented to the audience in march 2020. Vincent is not completely unknown to the Eurovision audience. The Austrian-born Filipino singer took part in the Austrian national final in 2016. One year later, he was one of Nathan Trent’s backing vocals in the contest. Vincent about Eurovision: “Wow, even thinking about the fact that I am going to participate in the song contest gives me goosebumps. The Eurovision Song Contest is like the Eurocup for musicians and singers. The huge stage, all those artists doing their absolute best, all the songwriters and producers of Europe gathering in one place to celebrate their work while at the same time stepping into the ring – it is breathtaking and formidable. Let’s go Austria!” source: eurovision.tv
Wanna attend the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest? Then you have to be ready at 12 december, 12:00, because that’s when the ticket sale starts. You will pay between €48,50 and €248,50 for a ticket, depending on what you buy: a ticket for a rehearsal or for the grand final. New is that you can buy no more than 4 tickets per person and only with your name. You might be asked to identify. According to event manager Sietse Bakker it is to prevent big companies from buying lots of tickets and sell them for high prize. “Eurovision should not only be for the happy few”, Bakker says. source: Algemeen Dagblad
Although the official presentation of the German entry for the Eurovision Song Contest will take place tonight at 21:30 CET, the facts are known already: Benjamin Dolic will represent the country. Slovenian born Benjamin Dolic has lived in Switzerland and participated in The Voice of Germany. The song is written by Boris Milanov, who was also responsible for the songs “Beautiful mess” (Bulgaria 2017) and “Nobody but you” (Austria 2018).
Tonight is the night four countries will have new semifinals. At 18.00 CET, Ukraine starts. As we experienced last week, probably they will be the last ones to have their results. You can watch the show here. The contestants will be: Moonzoo feat. F.M.F. Sure, “Maze” Fo Sho, “Blck sqr” Elina Ivaschenko, “Get up” Oleksandr Poriadynsky, “Savior” Garna, “Who we are” Khayat, “Call for love” David Axelrod, “Horizon” Tvorchi, “Bonfire” Khayat took part last year too but didn’t reach the final. Estonia is the second one with the second Eesti Laul show. It starts at 18:30 CET and you can watch
No less than five countries start or continue with their national selections! To start with Ukraine. It will be at 18.00 CET and you can watch it here. There are 8 songs, three of which will head to the final. The songs will be judged by televoters and a jury, consisting of Andriy Danilko, Tina Karol and Vitaliy Drozdov. The participants of tonight are: [O], “Tam kudy ya ydu” Jerry Heil, “Vegan” Katya Chilly, “Pitch” Krutь, “99” Go-A, “Solovey” Cloudless, “Drown me down” Gio, “Feeling so lost” Assol, “Save it” Norway will have it’s last semifinal. There will be duels again,
Tonight will be the second night of the festival of San Remo in Italy. It will be broadcast here at 20:45 CET. The second half of the participants will present their songs. They are: Sezione Nuove Proposte Gabriella Martinella & Lula, “Il gigante d’acciaio” Fasma, “Per sentimi vivo” Marco Sentieri, “Billy Blu” Matteo Faustini, “Nel bene e nel male” Sezione Big Piero Pelù, “Gigante” Elettra Lamborghini, “Musica (e il resto scompare)” Enrico Nigiotti, “Baciami adesso” Levante, “Tikibombom” Pinguini Tattici Nucleari, “Ringo Starr” Tosca, “Ho amato tutto” Francesco Gabbani, “Viceversa” Paolo Jannacci, “Voglio parlarti adesso” Rancore, “Eden” Julio Cally, “No grazie” Giordana
Martin Österdahl will be the new executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest and the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. After this year’s contest, he will take over the job from Jon Ola Sand. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced the news today. Martin Österdahl is a television producer. You might know his work, as he produced both the 2013 and 2016 Eurovision Song Contests. Jon Ola Sand was the executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest since november 2010, after Svante Stockselius resigned.
In Lithuania, the first round has been held. Six songs are going through to the semifinals. Below, you’ll find all the contestants, the six winners in bold letters: Glossarium, “Game over” Baltos Varnos, “Namų dvasia” Justinas Lapatinskas, “Highway story” Aistay, “Dangus man tu” Petunija, “Show ya” Lukas Norkūnas, “Atsiprašyk” Donata Virbilaitė, “Made of wax” Andy Vaic, “Why why why” Aika, “Paradas” Meandi, “DRIP” Monika Marija, “If I leave” Gabrielus Vagelis, “Tave čia randu”
The first Norwegian semifinal is held. The duels were between Geirmund and Lisa Børud and between Kim Rysstad and Raylee. In both cases, the woman won, so the final battle was between Kim and Raylee. In the end, Raylee won with a song called “Wild”, the most upbeat song of the evening. On social media the song was compared a lot with “Fuego”.
The team of Eurovisionuniverse.com wishes you all the best of luck, lots of love and a beautiful 2020. See you soon with all the news and information about Eurovision!!
Vincent Bueno will represent Austria in the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. He will sing the up-tempo song “Alive”, which will be presented to the audience in march 2020. Vincent is not completely unknown to the Eurovision audience. The Austrian-born Filipino singer took part in the Austrian national final in 2016. One year later, he was one of Nathan Trent’s backing vocals in the contest. Vincent about Eurovision: “Wow, even thinking about the fact that I am going to participate in the song contest gives me goosebumps. The Eurovision Song Contest is like the Eurocup for musicians and singers. The huge stage,
Wanna attend the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest? Then you have to be ready at 12 december, 12:00, because that’s when the ticket sale starts. You will pay between €48,50 and €248,50 for a ticket, depending on what you buy: a ticket for a rehearsal or for the grand final. New is that you can buy no more than 4 tickets per person and only with your name. You might be asked to identify. According to event manager Sietse Bakker it is to prevent big companies from buying lots of tickets and sell them for high prize. “Eurovision should not only be