With less than a week to go, until Junior Eurovision takes place in Madrid, Germany’s coverage of this year’s competition has been revealed.
Programming in the lead-up to November 16
As revealed on Eurovision.DE, the coverage of Germany’s Junior Eurovision 2024 are as follows:
Sunday, November 10
- 20:00-20:15 CET – Team Timster – Wie schreibt man ein gutes Lied? (Team Timster – How do you write a good song?) – with Bjarne and Malik Harris (Germany’s Eurovision 2022 representative) to air on KiKA
- 20:15-20:45 CET – Schau in meine Welt! Bjarne – Mein Weg zum Junior Eurovision Song Contest (Look into my world! Bjarne – My path to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest) to air on KiKA
Wednesday, November 13
- 20:00-20:10 CET – Bjarne’s Homestory – to air on KiKA
Thursday, November 14
- 20:00-20:10 CET – Hinter den Kulissen des Junior ESC in Madrid (Behind the Scenes of Junior Eurovision in Madrid) to air on KiKA
Saturday, November 16
- 07:40 – 07:55 CET – Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 – Der Countdown (Junior Eurovision 2024 The Countdown) to air on Das Erte
- 10:45 – 11:45 CET – Tigerenten Club – with Bjarne and Fia (to air on KiKA)
- 17:35 – 18:00 CET – Schau in meine Welt! Bjarne – Mein Weg zum Junior Eurovision Song Contest (Look into my world! Bjarne – My path to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest) to air on KiKA
- 18:00 – 20:00 CET – Junior Eurovision 2024 Live Final
As we have previously reported, Consi will be the commentator for Germany at Junior Eurovision 2024.
Germany’s Junior Eurovision Journey
Germany was originally due to join the Junior Eurovision family in the initial edition of the Contest, but unexpectedly withdraw. This also happened in 2004, when Germany withdrew ahead of the Contest in Lillehammer. It wasn’t until 2020 in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that Germany first participated in a Junior Eurovision event. Germany has participated on three occasions, the first being 2020 – when Susan performed “Stronger With You”, finishing 12th in a field of 12.
Germany’s most recent participation came in 2023, when Fia represented the nation in Nice with her song “Ohne Worte”. Performing fifteenth in the running order, Germany would finish in 9th place out of 16 performers. Germany received a total of 107 points, 33 from professional juries and the remaining 74 from the online vote. To date this is Germany’s best result at the contest.
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News Source: Eurovision.de
Photo Credit: KiKA
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