Luxembourg: What Happened at the Eurovision 2025 Songwriting Camp?

Luxembourg: What Happened at the Eurovision 2025 Songwriting Camp?

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Eurovision songwriting camp in Luxembourg recently took place, and the search for participants in the national final has begun. What happened at the camp, and who were the notable artists involved? Luxembourg confirmed their participation in Eurovision 2025 back in May, and the national broadcaster has already announced that the Luxembourgish representative for Eurovision will be chosen on January 25. As we previously reported, a songwriting camp for Eurovision 2025 was held from September 27-30, organized by the Luxembourg Artists' Association in collaboration with the Luxembourg Arts Council, at the Rockhal venue in Esch-sur-Alzette, the same venue that hosted Luxembourg's national selection in 2024. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); International Collaboration: Eurovision Veterans Join Local Talent During the camp, participating artists were given the opportunity to collaborate with other artists to write songs for Eurovision, including well-known songwriters who have previously succeeded in Eurovision. Among the participants: Pete Barringer, who has written three songs for Eurovision, including the Maltese entry...
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Nemo, Eurovision 2024 Winner, Releases New Song: “Eurostar”

Nemo, Eurovision 2024 Winner, Releases New Song: “Eurostar”

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Five months after winning Eurovision, Swiss representative Nemo releases their new song "Eurostar". Who are the surprising guests that participated alongside Nemo in the music video? On the night of May 11, 2024, Swiss artist Nemo became an international star by winning first place at Eurovision in Malmö, Sweden, with their song "The Code". Today, after a long wait, Nemo releases their new song "Eurostar", featuring some surprisingly special guests! (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A Star-Studded Music Video Debut Today, Nemo released their first song since their victory at Eurovision 2024 in Malmö. Nemo is among the last representatives to release new music since the competition's finale, and after a long wait, the final product is now available on all listening platforms. Along with the song, the official music video was released on YouTube. In it, Nemo is seen on a journey of self-discovery in London, including travels, celebrations, performance preparations, and fitting clothes in the dressing room. In an...
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End of an Era: Nana Mouskouri Announces Retirement from Music World

End of an Era: Nana Mouskouri Announces Retirement from Music World

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); "I have no right to go on stage and sing poorly": Luxembourg's Eurovision 1963 representative, Nana Mouskouri, talks about her fear of disappointing her audience and announces retirement from the stage. The legendary singer Nana Mouskouri, Luxembourg's representative at Eurovision 1963 and one of the most influential musical figures in 20th-century European music, has announced her official retirement from the stage and the end of her musical career. The dramatic announcement was made during an interview with the German magazine "Der Spiegel," where she shared her personal feelings about the decision. "I believe I've done enough," Mouskouri noted, expressing deep satisfaction with her artistic journey spanning more than six decades and over 1500 recorded songs. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); From Crete to International Stardom Nana Mouskouri was born in Crete and grew up in Athens, where she discovered exceptional musical talent from a young age, despite a congenital defect in her vocal cords. After studying classical music at the...
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Italy: Are Eurovision 1997 Representatives Heading to Sanremo 2025?

Italy: Are Eurovision 1997 Representatives Heading to Sanremo 2025?

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Amid unending rumors about Sanremo 2025 contestants, Jalisse, Italy's Eurovision 1997 representatives, announce they will submit two songs to the Italian festival. Are past representatives on their way to return to Eurovision 2025? As every year, the Italian national broadcaster RAI will host the traditional Sanremo Festival in February, which also serves as the Eurovision national finals for the country. In keeping with Italian tradition, the winner of the Sanremo Festival is not automatically Italy's representative and song for Eurovision. However, they are given the right to represent the country in the competition if they wish. If they decline, RAI will choose the representative and song for Eurovision themselves, usually from among the Sanremo Festival participants who have expressed interest in representing Italy. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Potential Comeback of Eurovision Veterans at Sanremo 2025 The official list of participants for the Sanremo Festival has not yet been published, but recent leaks suggest that quite a few former Italian...
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Montenegro: Potential Contenders Emerge for Eurovision 2025 Selection

Montenegro: Potential Contenders Emerge for Eurovision 2025 Selection

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Established artists in Montenegro reveal whether they will compete in the Eurovision national final, Montesong 2024. Find out who might participate in the national competition, and who has passed on the opportunity. As Montenegro prepares for its return to Eurovision after a two-year hiatus, excitement is building around the national selection "Montesong 2024." Set for November 27th at the Vučo Sports Hall in Podgorica, the event has attracted 32 song submissions, with 16 finalists to be announced on October 10th. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Montesong 2024: Boban Rajović Among Notable Submissions Boban Rajović, the 52-year-old vocalist known as "Boban Piroman," is among the artists who have submitted entries for Montesong 2024. Born in Copenhagen and having spent three decades in Denmark before moving to Serbia in 2000, Rajović brings a wealth of experience to the competition pool. His submission reportedly incorporates traditional Montenegrin sounds, marking a departure from his usual style. Rajović has been eyeing Eurovision since 2019, viewing...
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Call for Peace: Lebanese Singer Performs Israeli Eurovision 2024 Song in Arabic

Call for Peace: Lebanese Singer Performs Israeli Eurovision 2024 Song in Arabic

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A message of solidarity from Lebanon: Lebanese singer Carine Bassili performs "October Rain" in Arabic as a gesture of support, marking one year since the October 7th massacre in Israel. Lebanese singer Carine Bassili is making headlines. As the commemoration events for the first anniversary of the October 7th massacre approach, Bassili has decided to record Eden Golan's song, "October Rain," as a show of support for Israel. This song was previously disqualified by the European Broadcasting Union from participating in the Eurovision contest, citing it as too political. Carine is a Christian singer born and raised in Lebanon who moved to the United States a few years ago. In recent years, she has taken a clear stance in support of Israel, even at great personal cost. She has shared that she is no longer in contact with her mother, part of her family in Lebanon, and most of her friends. Bassili has been issued a lifetime ban...
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Eurovision 1976 Winner, ‘Brotherhood of Man’ Member, Passes Away at 77

Eurovision 1976 Winner, ‘Brotherhood of Man’ Member, Passes Away at 77

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Martin Lee, member of British band 'Brotherhood of Man' that won Eurovision 1976, passed away at age 77 due to heart failure. The band 'Brotherhood of Man' sadly announces today that Martin Lee, passed away on Sunday evening, September 29, at the age of 77. Martin was the lead singer who performed the song "Save Your Kisses For Me" that won Eurovision 1976, Britain's third Eurovision victory. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Martin Lee's Legacy and Impact on Eurovision Martin passed away from heart failure after battling an illness. In a statement released by the band, they wrote: "Over the past 50 years the four of us have toured the world together in harmony and have so many happy memories but now we are in total shock and cannot imagine a world without Martin Lee." Martin was born in London in 1946 as Martin Barnes and joined the 'Brotherhood of Man' in 1972. Martin, along with band members Nicky Stevens, Lee...
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Nebulossa: “I Cried Due to Criticism of My Eurovision Performance”

Nebulossa: “I Cried Due to Criticism of My Eurovision Performance”

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Members of the duo Nebulossa, who represented Spain at Eurovision 2024, share in a special interview about the difficult period experienced by lead singer María following the criticisms at Eurovision. María Bas, lead singer of the band Nebulossa, and the band's producer Mark Dasousa recently appeared on the Spanish TV show "Socialité" to promote their new single, "Cotilleo". The new song focuses on gossip and criticism, which led the conversation to the harsh reviews María received after their provocative performance of the unconventional lyrics of "Zorra" on the Eurovision 2024 stage. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Criticism of Nebulossa and Its Emotional Impact During the interview, María revealed that many of the criticisms she received after the competition caused her to burst into tears. After finishing 22nd in the contest, María explained that the new song is a way to try "in a relative perspective" to process what she and the duo have gone through since then. "Because I'm in the...
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Albania: Eurovision 2025 Participation Confirmed

Albania: Eurovision 2025 Participation Confirmed

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); RTSH has confirmed its participation in Eurovision 2025, which will be held in Basel, Switzerland. The national selection "Festivali i Këngës" will be used to choose the representative and song. Albania's national broadcaster, RTSH, has confirmed to us that Albania will participate in Eurovision 2025, set to take place in Basel, Switzerland. Albania becomes the 33rd country to express its intention to compete in Eurovision 2025, following Austria, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Italy, Iceland, Ireland, Estonia, Belgium, United Kingdom, Georgia, Germany, Denmark, Greece, Israel, Luxembourg, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Malta, Norway, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Serbia, Portugal, Finland, Czech Republic, France, Cyprus, Croatia, Sweden, and the host country, Switzerland. Additionally, the broadcaster has confirmed that the well-known festival, "Festivali i Këngës", will once again serve as the method for choosing both the song and the representative. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Submission Process and Festival Details The submission window for the festival, which will also function as Albania's Eurovision national selection, was open for...
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Ireland: Former Eurovision Representatives Demand Change in National Selection Format

Ireland: Former Eurovision Representatives Demand Change in National Selection Format

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Eurovision fans and past contestants demand moving the Irish national selection from "The Late Late Show" to a larger, more suitable stage. After Irish Head of Delegation for Eurovision, Michael Kealy, confirmed that Ireland's national selection for Eurovision 2025 will again be part of "The Late Late Show", significant criticism emerged from contest fans and former Eurovision contestants. "The Late Late Show" has hosted the national selection for the past three years, as well as from 2006-2007 and 2009 to 2015. It's a light-hearted talk show featuring celebrities from various fields, dedicating a special February episode to showcase about six artists' Eurovision entries, from which Ireland's representative is chosen. Many argue that the decision to continue holding the national selection as part of the talk show hinders Ireland's chances of achieving high results in Eurovision. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Sound Issues and Performance Limitations Highlighted by Past Contestants Erica-Cody, who competed last year in the national contest and placed fourth...
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