The voting for the annual ESC 250 celebration closed on 5th December 2021, and now we have a nervous wait to find out the results!
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🗳️ Our ESC 250 Votes: Rosie
The voting for the annual ESC 250 celebration closed on 5th December 2021, and now we have a nervous wait to find out the results!
Editorial – One Eurovision Fan vs. The Daily Mail: or, UK Media, you need to do better for us to do better.
UK Eurovision fans are tired. Two days ago, 5th September 2021, The Daily Mail published an article titled “Even Macca couldn’t win Eurovision for Britain!
TES In Depth: The Netherlands’ Jeangu Macrooy with “Birth of a New Age”
We’ve made it to the last of our 39 entries this year! We turn to the host nation, The Netherlands, who will be represented by
TES In Depth: United Kingdom’s James Newman with “Embers”
Our final entry from the Big Five this year has us turn to Jazzi and Rosie’s home country (and, actually, home county!), and Rory’s second
TES In Depth: Spain’s Blas Cantó with “Voy A Quedarme”
In our penultimate review of the Big Five, we turn to Spain, who hosted the two-song, one-artist, many hours Destino Eurovision. Blas Cantó returns from
TES In Depth: Italy’s Måneskin with “Zitti E Buoni”
Our third entry from the Big Five comes from Italy, who once again brought us five nights of…whatever on earth happens at Sanremo. While Sanremo
TES In Depth: Germany’s Jendrik Sigwart with “I Don’t Feel Hate”
Our next entry from this year’s automatic qualifiers is Germany, who held a closed-doors selection process to find the successor to Ben Dolić’s Violent Thing.
TES In Depth: France’s Barbara Pravi with “Voilà”
We now move on to the entries which have automatic place in the final this year. We begin with France, who returned to a national
TES In Depth: Denmark’s Fyr & Flamme with “Øve os på hinanden”
We have reached the end of our semi final Eurovision reviews. The last country we will look at before the Big 5 and The Netherlands
