ERR have announced that Uku Suviste & Tanja Mihhailova-Saar will be the hosts for the second quarterfinal of Eesti Laul this coming Saturday. The Estonian broadcaster announced today that previous Eurovision contestants Uku & Tanja will be given the honour…
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Uku Suviste has spoken to ERR following his first rehearsal at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 yesterday. Speaking to ERR Uku Suviste has rated his first rehearsal at Eurovision as a 4 out of 10. Uku has expressed his satisfaction…
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Speaking with a week to go until rehearsals small hints about what to expect from Uku Suviste’s Eurovision performance have been revealed. Uku Suviste and Director Dan Shipton have spoken about what viewers can expect from the Estonian performance at…
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Estonia is the latest nation to confirm their backup performance for Eurovision 2021 has been filmed, as Uku also plans changes to his performance in May. Speaking on Raadio 2 following his Eesti Laul victory Uku Suviste has confirmed that…
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Uku Suviste did not require a wildcard to be selected to compete in Eesti Laul 2021 according to Tomi Rahula. Eesti Laul Producer and Head of Delegation Tomi Rahula has explained that Uku Suviste was selected to compete in Eesti…
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Uku Suviste has started recording his entry for Eesti Laul 2021, with the dream time behind his song again. In Estonia Uku Suviste has started recording the song that he hopes will take him to the Eurovision Song Contest 2021.…
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ERR has announced that Eesti Laul will select the nations 2021 representative, meaning Uku Suviste will not be going direct to Eurovision. Uku Suviste and his song “What is Love” will not be representing Estonia at next years Eurovision Song…
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The eighteenth artist in our Who Is series for the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 is Uku Suviste from Estonia. Uku Suviste was born on June 6th 1982 in Vรตru,ย Estonia. He began his career at a young age, having attended a…
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Uku Suviste has won Eesti Laul 2020 and will represent Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 with the song “What Love Is”. The final of Eesti Laul 2020 took place this evening in Tallinn. After two semi-finals, the remaining…
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