Eurovision with a slice of life
That Eurovision Site would not exist without the work of its members, who are working to ensure that they bring you Eurovision coverage with a slice of life! Despite only launching in Early 2021, our site consists of over 10 members from Europe and USA. Find out more about the team here:
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Tim Head of News Content / Editor in Chief
Tim first learnt about Eurovision in 2007, after he moved to the UK, but he did not become a Eurofan until 2013. Since then he has followed the contest religiously.
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Rory Head of “That Eurovision Podcast” / Editor in Chief
Rory first discovered Eurovision in 2005, but it wasn’t until 2007 that the Eurovision addiction really hit. Every year since then, Rory has been adamantly watching national finals, the semi-finals and final, interpreting results and looking at how Eurovision affects actual politics – he even did his dissertation in the Contest!
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RosieFeatures Editor
Rosie’s first Eurovision memory is watching Jemini perform in 2003, and yet somehow she’s still here now helping to run a Eurovision fan site! She dedicates most of her life working towards love love peace peace in its various forms, and is probably singing an underrated fave somewhere right now.
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AngusStaff Writer
Angus first followed the contest in 2014, and hasn’t stopped since. When he isn’t at home missing out on attending Eurovision, you can find him watching films, writing about music, or feeding his cats.
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EuanStaff Writer
Euan has been a Eurofan since 2010. He has an intense love of the 60s era of the contest and will mostly likely be found stanning a rock song or a male-sung piano ballad
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Molly Staff Writer
My name is Molly. I am 24 from the UK, and I have been a writer for more than 10 years now. I have been a fan of Eurovision since I was young when it was a big part of my family, and I am now proud to be part of this community. I love watching films and TV since I am a Scriptwriter on the side and I love seeing new stories from different perspectives.
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GeorgeStaff Writer / Video Editor
George has been a Eurovision fan since 2008, when he first watched the contest and instantly fell in love with it. Every year, he watches it with friends and family — it’s a tradition he never misses. When he’s not watching Eurovision, you’ll find him writing lyrics, making music, travelling or learning new languages.
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Silvia is an 18-year-old Italian from Rome, currently living in Tenerife. She grew up watching Sanremo and Eurovision, but became a full-on eurofan in 2015. She loves music, communication, languages, presenting, and sports. Occasionally, she shows up at tennis tournaments as a journalist. You’ll probably find her trying to learn a new language or complaining about sports and national final results on Instagram stories.
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Staff Writer
Loïc, a proud French Eurovision devotee since 2010, is not your average viewer — he’s a spreadsheet-wielding superfan. Each national final season, he and his equally obsessed friends prepare Google Docs with more categories than the actual contest to comment, debate, and rank each song like it’s a matter of international diplomacy. He’s such a hardcore member of the “Eurovision lobby” that he’s infiltrated the education system: as a teacher, he’s found a way to turn the contest into an actual class project. The wild part ? His students like it. Brainwashing ? Maybe. Effective ? Absolutely. Whether it’s brainwashing or genius pedagogy, the result is clear : Loïc is out here converting Gen Z into Eurovision stans, one lesson plan at a time.
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SamanthaSocial media coordinator & Graphic Designer
Samantha first learnt about Eurovision in 2014 and has been a Eurofan ever since. If she’s not forcing her love her for the contest upon her family and friends, she’s either somewhere in the countryside with her pets, constantly listening to music or reading a stupid amount of books.
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TetianaSocial media coordinator
Became a Eurovision fan when saw Sertab Erener win in 2003. Since then, every next year’s ESC season became the most important holiday.
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Michelle (Kittens)Video Editor
Michelle, better known as Kittens, is from the UK. She’s very pro spreadsheets and pro bangers. She can probably be found overexerting herself to the higher BPM Eurovision songs in a gym or on a dancefloor somewhere. Michelle has been watching Eurovision since she was young, but has fond memories of Eric Saade in 2011, who rekindled her love of the contest.
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Ben Video Editor
Ben was first introduced to Eurovision in 2014, but it wasn’t until 2019 that he finally tuned in live to the contest. Ever since then, he’s obsessed over national finals and tried to get his American friends to watch with him.
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Aleksi Video Editor
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Oliver Video Editor
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Jonathan Podcast Editor
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Ethan Podcast Editor
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Lewis Contributor for “That Eurovision Podcast” and Podcast Editor
Lewis knew he was a fan of Eurovision from the moment Lordi held up that trophy but never knew what good company he was in until recently. He sings, dances, and hosts a mean Eurovision party, and he’s currently taking his first steps into full-fledged Eurofandom.
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