
… he’s got a system and replaces the ones already up there depending on the style of song. Apparently “Eurovision pop” gets a purple Post-It. Hopefully there’ll be an updated photo in a few months’ time where the wall is covered in purple.
The latest ESC Insight podcast, with news on the JESC and ESC finals, the Crystal Arena, Who’s in and out for the contests, and music from Marie Myriam.
You’ve seen the winners of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s where we went from black and white to colour, and saw acts such as ABBA winning the competition. Now we look at the 1980s, to see what this decade has to offer!
Destined to be cited by Wikipedia entries for the next fourteen months.
Think back to Moscow 2009 and the brighty coloured fun that was Portugal’s entry from Flor de Lis. It took a while for their debut album to come out, and then a bit longer for me to get a hold of it, but now it’s here, and I’m a happy reviewer.
With “Feel the Heart Beat” the new slogan for ESC2011, I can’t help but have a musical flashback to Herman’s Hermits.
As from midnight, delegates and media can start booking hotel rooms for their stay in Düsseldorf. Host Broadcaster NDR contracted the agency BCD Travel to handle the accommodation arrangements in the lead up to the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest.
Eurovision Insight Podcast: Some Death-Violin with your Semi Finals? This week’s news, with a new logo for Eurovision 2011, a new look for Eurovision.tv, the semi-final allocation, winners from the National Final heats, and a bit of death-violin music to finish from Alexander Rybak and Keep of Kalessin.
The logo for the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest was officially unveiled earlier this week. I don’t know about you - but I get a real feeling of deja vu about it…
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Ralph’s back!
Ralph Siegel submitted the same song he wrote for last year’s Eurovision Song Contest winner Lena Meyer-Landrut in the Maltese selection. The German composer stated that his entry was rejected and decided to give it another go in the Mediterranean island.
