Slovenia’s 2023 Eurovision representatives Joker Out have announced their European tour for March and April next year. The Tour Details This will technically be Joker
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🇱🇻 Sudden Lights release the song “Adata un diegs”
Sudden Lights are joined by a latvian musician Gustavo, to sing the anthem of this year’s “Dod pieci” charity marathon. About the charity and “Adata
🇷🇸 Luke Black releases his new single “God’s Too Cool”
A month before his show in Belgrade on the 16th of December, Luke releases his new song “God’s Too Cool”. Third new song from Luke
🇦🇹 Teya and Salena announce end to collaboration
Five months after representing Austria at Eurovision 2023, Teya and Salena have announced they will be ending their collaboration as a duo. Both singers will
🇱🇻 Sudden Lights release a live performance of their cover of “Mūsu Mīlestība”
On 11th of November, Latvia celebrated Lāčplēša day, a day to celebrate the latvian troops fighting for the country’s independence. The band has released a
💷 Eurovision 2023 brings in £54 million to Liverpool economy
Eurovision 2023 may well and truly be over, but Liverpool is continuing to count the cost of hosting the show. Now, figures have been released
🇸🇲 Piqued Jacks Release Their New Single, “Color Shades”
Last week, Piqued Jacks, San Marino’s representatives in Liverpool, released their first post-Eurovision single, “Color Shades”. About “Color Shades”: “Color Shades” is an indie rock
🇱🇻 Sudden Lights release a cover of “Mūsu Mīlestība”
Two weeks before their big concert in Riga, Sudden Lights release an official cover of a popular latvian song “Mūsu Mīlestība”. About “Mūsu Mīlestība” Čikāgas
🏆 Eurovision 2023 wins Changemaker Award
Eurovision 2023 not only crowned a winner with Loreen, but now also has won its own award! The International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) has announced that
🇮🇪 RTÉ spends €340,000 on Eurovision 2023 participation
RTÉ, Ireland’s public broadcaster, has been revealed to have spent €340,000 on their participation for Eurovision 2023. However, despite the broadcaster splashing cash, Ireland failed
