Eurovision new year has come and gone, and the next National Final season is coming faster than you might think. Countries are confirming participation, submissions
Category: Editorials
🇬🇧 Editorial: Up in space or crash back to earth?: What the UK can learn from the Netherlands and Germany
Eurovision new year has come and gone, and the next National Final season is coming faster than you might think. Countries are confirming participation, submissions
“Nessuno mi può giudicare:” The Small but Interesting World of Sex Work and Eurovision
Content warnings: This article discusses sex, sex work, sex worker stigma/whorephobia and domestic violence. All things are referenced but do not include explicit detail. There
👠 Couture or More: A Eurovision Fashion Review Part 2
With the first rehearsals on the horizon, we wanted to take a look back and review the fashion we saw during national final season. Join
👠 Couture or More: A Eurovision Fashion Review Part 1
With the first rehearsals on the horizon, we wanted to take a look back and review the fashion we saw during national final season. Join
I’m A Joker: “Joke entries”, novelty acts, and the Eurovision Song Contest 2022
It’s that time of year again, everyone. The time of year when the joke entry discourse returns. For a contest like Eurovision (and, really, there
Editorial: Eurovision 2021 – What A Year
It is almost time to raise a glass, belt out ‘Auld Lang Syne’, and welcome in 2022. But first, let’s reflect back on 2021 and
Editorial: How can we address political tensions in Eurovision today?
As we head towards the end of the year, we tend to reflect on the big things that took place in the previous one. For
🎃 The Oooooohrovision Song Contest: Eurovision-Related Songs for your Halloween Party
Halloween is right around the corner! The team at ‘That Eurovision Site’ are very excited – so excited that we have complied a list of
Editorial – Why a bigger Eurovision is a better Eurovision, and how the EBU can make it happen
Every year in the months after Eurovision, countries like Slovakia, Luxembourg, and Kazakhstan are asked if next year will be the year they enter or
