Today was the day of milkshakes and a diva not down. Many participants of the second semifinal have their second rehearsal. We have no liveblog from EBU, however we are expecting 30 seconds videos later today. Hopefully they will be faster than yesterday, when they seem to have forgotten about
📷 Thomas Ramstorfer This rehearsal afternoon is about a treadmill, a boat, a pier and blue. Today we started the rehearsals of the second semifinal. We tell you everything we know about the second row of 4 countries in this article. EBU has decided to release photo’s of it only
Road to Basel: Armenia Road to Basel: Armenia! As the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel approaches, we continue our daily spotlight on this year’s contestants. Today, we focus on Armenia. Parg Pargev Vardanyan, known professionally as Parg, is an Armenian singer-songwriter born in Hayravank, Gegharkunik Province, in 1994 or
It was a busy week in the Eurovision Universe again. Several new songs were chosen, Poland on Friday, Armenia on Sunday and the rest of the countries on Saturday: Poland: Justyna Steczkowska – “Gaya” Estonia: Tommy Cash – “Espresso Macchiato” Norway: Kyle Alessandro – “Lighter” Lithuania: Katarsis – “Avo akys”
It’s Parg for Armenia. He will sing the song “Survivor”, written and composed by Alex Wilke, Armen Paul, Benjamin Alasu, Eva Voskanian, Joshua Curran, Martin Mooradian, Parg and Thomas G:son. Here are the full results: Parg, “Survivor”, 214 pts Simon, “Ay Paparey Bye”, 197 pts Athena Manoukian, “DaQueenation”, 192 pts
Who is going to represent Armenia? That is the big question this afternoon! Will it be Athena Manoukian, who missed the contest in 2020? Or will it be Kamil? Or someone else? We will see it today in Depi Evratesil, the Armenian final. The show starts at 17.00 CET and
photo: EBU/Sarah Louise Bennett With the ten finalists from the 2nd semifinal, we are complete. All the finalists are known. The 10 countries getting through to the Grand Final tonight are: Latvia Austria Netherlands Norway Israel Greece Estonia Switzerland Georgia Armenia
photo: EBU/Sarah Louise Bennett The hosts Petra Mede and Malin Åkerman open the show with their own version of “Tattoo.” Malta In the Maltese act by Sarah Bonnici, there is a lot of movement and dancing. Later during the act, she is blindfolded, as are her dancers. Despite so much
Austria: Here too, we have a different outfit. Kaleen was already wearing a swimsuit before, but the current one shows much more skin (read: flesh-colored bodysuit). The color is now silver. She is also surrounded by a group of four dancers. This act too is mainly focused on dance, with
“Pedestal” is the entry that Aiko brings for the Czech Republic. The Czech team announced, although they had said this before, that they would be depicting the five stages of grief. By now, Aiko has reached the fifth stage, acceptance. The four dancers represent denial, anger, bargaining, and depression. The