Cypriot public broadcaster CyBC has confirmed its participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019. In a statement to ESCToday, the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC) has revealed that they will be participating in next year’s edition of the Eurovision Song Contest.…
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The Eurovision Song Contest 2019 will not necessarily be held in Jerusalem, said Yossi Sharabi, director-general of the Israeli Ministry of Culture and Sport. According to Haaretz, Sharabi said that while Jerusalem is the preferred host city for the Eurovision…
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Netta has won the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 with the song “Toy,” garnering 529 points and taking the trophy to Israel on the 20th anniversary of their last win. After eight months of national selections, several weeks of promotional tours,…
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France Télévisions is spending around €1 million this year on the Eurovision Song Contest. French national broadcaster France Télévisions, as one of the Big Five countries at the Eurovision Song Contest, pays for a good chunk of the contest’s expenses.…
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The running order for the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 has been announced. After this week’s two semi-finals, the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 producers have determined the running order for Saturday night’s Grand Final. Portugal, as the…
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Ten acts have qualified from the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018, securing them a place in Saturday night’s Grand Final. The second semi-final of the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest was broadcast live from the Altice Arena in…
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Peter Van de Veire, commentator for Belgian broadcaster VRT, said that having a national pre-selection show isn’t a good choice for Flanders. In an interview with Songfestival.be, Peter Van de Veire expressed his sentiments on Belgium’s Eurovision Song Contest selection…
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The Grand Final of the 63rd Eurovision Song Contest will take place on May 12th at the Altice Arena of Lisbon, Portugal. Forty-three artists will take to the stage over three nights to perform their contributions for the contest, fighting…
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Chinese broadcaster Hunan TV has edited their broadcast of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 first semi-final to omit the performances of Albania and Ireland. Hunan TV, through their MangoTV web streaming service, broadcast last night’s semi-final of the Eurovision Song…
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Austrian broadcaster ORF has revealed that over 500,000 viewers watched the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 live on Tuesday night. An average of 515,000 spectators tuned in to ORF’s live broadcast of the first semi-final, with a…
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