Slovenia and Iceland Granted Extension for Eurovision 2027 Decision

Slovenia and Iceland Granted Extension for Eurovision 2027 Decision

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Slovenia and Iceland received an extension from the EBU to decide on Eurovision 2027 participation in Burgas, joining Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Are Slovenia and Iceland on their way back to Eurovision? According to exclusive details reported by eurovisionfun, both nations have been granted a deadline extension by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to submit their confirmation for Eurovision 2027. They join the Netherlands, Spain, Belgium, and Hungary, who were also given additional time to make an official determination. At this point, neither country has ruled out participating in the upcoming event set to take place in May in Burgas.  (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Background of the Absence Slovenia and Iceland chose not to take part in Eurovision 2026 as a statement regarding Israel's involvement in the competition. The two nations joined several other delegating countries that opted to skip this year's event, where Israel's participation remained a central topic of debate. However, regarding Eurovision 2027, a...
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Isabell Otrebus Reveals Shelved Irish Eurovision 2026 Entry

Isabell Otrebus Reveals Shelved Irish Eurovision 2026 Entry

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Isabell Otrebus releases "Nightmare", an entry originally prepared for RTÉ's Irish Eurovision 2026 selection before the nation chose to boycott the contest. Singer Isabell Otrebus and Greek composer Nikos Sofis have revealed the song "Nightmare". The original track was written to compete in the Irish national selection for Eurovision 2026. However, the project was ultimately shelved following Ireland's dramatic decision to withdraw from the competition this year. Now, the song's release offers fans an intriguing glimpse into what could have represented the country (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ireland is one of five nations that decided to boycott the contest this year due to Israel's participation. Despite the official stance from the Irish national broadcaster, it has emerged that several artists had already begun practical preparations for the season. Otrebus is well known to contest fans primarily for competing in the Polish national selection in 2017 and 2018. This year, she hoped to try...
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