Burgas Airport Reveals Flight Expansions for Eurovision 2027

Burgas Airport Reveals Flight Expansions for Eurovision 2027

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 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Burgas Airport reveals its logistical plans for Eurovision 2027, as the Bulgarian host city race against Sofia reaches its dramatic final days. The past week has been riddled with dramatic developments surrounding the selection of the host city for Eurovision 2027. By Saturday, Burgas had overtaken Sofia in the leading betting odds, and it currently sits at the top of the table with approximately an 80% chance of being the host city. Last night, it was reported that the host city will be revealed this coming Wednesday. Now, as reported by the Greek website Eurovisionfun, Burgas Airport has revealed its preparations for the possibility that the city will be selected, alongside plans to add flights and capacity during the Eurovision period. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Preparing to Welcome Tens of Thousands of Fans The airport, managed by Fraport Twin Star Airport Management AD, confirms that talks are underway with airlines to explore the possibility of adding flights and increasing...
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Exclusive: Monaco’s Government Confirms No Eurovision 2027 Comeback

Exclusive: Monaco’s Government Confirms No Eurovision 2027 Comeback

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); In an exclusive email correspondence, Monaco's government officially confirms it will not participate in Eurovision 2027. Disappointment among Eurovision fans: the Principality of Monaco, which won the contest in 1971 and has been absent from it for 20 years, will not return to the stage for Eurovision 2027 either. For several years, fans of the competition have been full of hope for the possible return of the country, and now an official and final answer is given to the question of whether it will be seen again in the coming year. In the past, hope arose for Monaco's return to the competition, following the establishment of the Principality's new national broadcaster, TVMONACO. The network was even accepted as a full member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which raised expectations for financial backing that would allow participation. However, a small network like this struggles to independently handle the high financial costs associated with the competition, and it seems...
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World Cup 2026: The Eurovision Secret Behind Erling Haaland’s Chant

World Cup 2026: The Eurovision Secret Behind Erling Haaland’s Chant

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The viral football chant for Erling Haaland during World Cup 2026 actually originates from West Germany's 1979 Eurovision legends, Dschinghis Khan. Photo credit: screenshot from YouTube. Erling Haaland. If you have scrolled through TikTok, Instagram Reels lately, or just watched a match of the Norwegian entry at World Cup 2026, there is no chance you missed it. The rhythmic and infectious cheer echoing from the stands: "Ha-Ha-Ha-Haaland, hey!". It is impossible to ignore, and once it gets stuck in your head, good luck trying to get it out. Today, this melody is instantly associated with the unstoppable Norwegian striker Erling Haaland - often named "The Cyborg" or "The Viking" - who shatters records and dismantles defenses with ease. But here is a plot twist that almost no one in the stands is aware of: the melody behind the most viral fan chant in the football world actually comes directly from the glitter, camp, and disco frenzy of the Eurovision...
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Eurovision Asia 2026: Will the Winner Compete at Eurovision 2027?

Eurovision Asia 2026: Will the Winner Compete at Eurovision 2027?

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Voxovation confirms the Eurovision Asia 2026 winner will perform as an interval act at Eurovision 2027, not as a competing entry. Eurovision 2027 is still far away, but Europe's eyes are on Thailand, where the first-ever "Eurovision Asia" contest is set to take place this coming November. While curiosity surrounding the competition is gaining momentum, rumors have been circulating on social media in recent days regarding the winner of the contest, and more specifically - the prize they will receive. The rumors ran all over the internet until Voxovation, the company leading the development and production of Eurovision Asia in cooperation with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), was forced to respond. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});   At the center of the speculations that arose in recent days was the possibility that the first Eurovision Asia winner would not only win the historic title but would also receive the opportunity to compete on the European Eurovision stage and participate in...
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MTVA Blackout Paves the Way for Hungary’s Return

MTVA Blackout Paves the Way for Hungary’s Return

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Following Péter Magyar's election, Hungarian broadcaster MTVA apologized for past propaganda, sparking hopes for a Eurovision 2027 return. The political and social revolution led by Hungary's new Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, is stepping up and directly reaching the public television network. The main channel of Hungarian state television, M1, displayed a black screen with continuous text confessing to the public that they had been lied to throughout the rule of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The dramatic blackout was executed shortly after Magyar's new government replaced the management of state television and radio. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Historic Screen Blackout In an official and extraordinary message that appeared on the darkened screens, it was written: "Public media cannot lie. We apologize, that for many years we did so anyway! Public media is now undergoing a transformation, so that in the future it will be independent and reliable. The news service is temporarily suspended. Stay with us!" Prime Minister Magyar...
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Kaleen Reveals Her Intense Eurovision 2026 Backstage Role

Kaleen Reveals Her Intense Eurovision 2026 Backstage Role

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Eurovision 2026 Senior Stage Director Kaleen explains her exact role managing stand-ins and 35 delegations alongside Marvin Dietmann and Edward Hall. Austrian star Kaleen returned to the Eurovision stage this year, stepping away from the spotlight to take on a critical, high-pressure role as Senior Stage Director and Assistant Head of Contest for Eurovision 2026. In an exclusive interview with EuroMix, Kaleen clarifies her exact responsibilities managing the stand-in rehearsals, elaborates on the intensive behind-the-scenes work with all 35 delegations, provides a glimpse into navigating a massive international production alongside her fiancé and Head of Contest Marvin Dietmann, and breaks down the complex logistical drama surrounding massive stage props like the diamond used by Noam Bettan.   הצגת פוסט זה באינסטגרם   ‏‎פוסט משותף על ידי ‏‎EuroMixNews‎‏ (@‏‎euromix.en‎‏)‎‏ (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Kaleen - Who Are You? Kaleen, whose full name is Marie-Sophie Kreissl, 31, is a singer, dancer, and choreographer. Fans remember her well as Austria's representative at Eurovision 2024 with the...
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Eurovision 2027: The BBC Confirms UK Participation in Bulgaria

Eurovision 2027: The BBC Confirms UK Participation in Bulgaria

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The BBC officially confirms the UK's participation in Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria, relying on its ongoing contract with BBC Studios despite recent televote struggles. The British television network (BBC) officially confirms that it will participate in Eurovision 2027, which will take place in Bulgaria next May. The United Kingdom is the tenth country to confirm its participation in Eurovision 2027, following Cyprus, Germany, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, San Marino, Greece, Switzerland, Norway and the host country – Bulgaria. As the country is part of the "Big 4" (the four countries contributing the largest sums to the European Broadcasting Union, alongside Italy, France, and Germany), the UK will automatically advance to the Grand Final and will not have to compete in the semi-final stages. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ A Production Agreement Securing the Future At this stage, the British television network has not yet revealed details regarding the selection process for the representative and the song that will represent the Kingdom in Bulgaria. However, the administrative infrastructure for the...
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Eurovision Paid Subscriptions? The EBU Survey That Could Change Everything

Eurovision Paid Subscriptions? The EBU Survey That Could Change Everything

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A surprise EBU survey reveals potential plans for paid premium memberships and guaranteed tickets, while addressing the controversial music vs. politics debate. Under the banner "Shape the future of the Eurovision experience with Eurofan Voice", the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) recently sent an official and surprising email to fans around the world, inviting them to participate in a comprehensive survey titled "Eurofan Voice 2026". The survey aims to examine audience attitudes on a variety of burning issues - from the level of trust in the voting system, through the integration of politics in the competition, to how fans consume content. Yet, it seems the most intriguing part of the survey, and the one that could completely change the rules of the game, deals directly with everyone's wallets and access to purchasing tickets. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ A Eurovision Subscription: Bypassing the Middleman for a Ticket? Towards the end of the survey, under a section defined as "Your Superfan Eurovision...
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Executive Supervisor Gert Kark Breaks Silence on the Finnish Violin Controversy

Executive Supervisor Gert Kark Breaks Silence on the Finnish Violin Controversy

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); EBU Executive Supervisor Gert Kark discusses the Finnish live violin controversy, the Israel boycott, and preparations for Bulgaria 2027 in a candid interview. The new Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), Gert Kark, breaks his silence in a special and sensational interview in his native Estonia. Kark, who stepped into the large shoes of Martin Österdahl as the Executive Supervisor of the contest in the autumn of 2025, summarizes his first season in Vienna. In a candid interview, he addresses the political pressures, the musical revolutions he led, and does not hesitate to express views that will surprise many fans. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ "I Stand Behind the Live Music Scandal" One of the most talked-about moments of the Eurovision 2026 season was the approval of live instrument playing on stage, manifested in the performance by the Finnish representative, Linda Lampenius, who played the violin live. The move sparked considerable...
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Eurovision 2027: BNT Reveals €20-30 Million Budget for Bulgaria

Eurovision 2027: BNT Reveals €20-30 Million Budget for Bulgaria

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 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); BNT reveals a €20-30 million budget for Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria following DARA's victory, as the host city race officially begins. The historic victory of DARA with the song "Bangaranga" at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna brought immense pride to Bulgaria, and now the nation is preparing for the real challenge: hosting the competition on its soil next year. While some countries tend to fear the heavy expenses associated with hosting the contest, it seems that Bulgaria is embracing the opportunity with both hands. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‏ A Budget of €20 to €30 Million In an interview with the morning show of the Bulgarian national broadcaster (BNT), the Deputy Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Ivo Hristov, who heads the preparations for the event, revealed that the cost of organizing Eurovision 2027 is expected to range between €20 and €30 million. According to him, a dedicated budget line will be allocated to the competition, but the financial burden will not fall...
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