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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Estonian national broadcaster ERR has revealed today the artists that will compete in “Eesti Laul 2027”. The Estonian entry for Eurovision 2027 will be chosen on January 30th. The Estonian national broadcaster ERR revealed today (Thursday) the twelve artists competing in “Eesti Laul 2027”, which will take place on Saturday, January 30th, 2027. The winner of the local competition will represent the country at Eurovision 2027, which will be held in Burgas, Bulgaria. The submitted songs were evaluated by a large jury panel comprising professionals from the music industry. The songs were judged in a blind listening process, with the songwriters and performers remaining anonymous, the 12 songs selected to compete in Estonia’s national selection for Eurovision will battle it out in the grand final on January 30 at Unibet Arena in the capital, Tallinn. The venue previously hosted the Eurovision Song Contest 2002. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});           View this post on Instagram                       "Eesti Laul 2027" Entries: Daniel Levi – Dust Jaagup...

 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Estonia’s national broadcaster ERR has confirmed that 155 songs have been submitted to “Eesti Laul 2027”,  through which the country will choose its representative for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas, Bulgaria. The Estonian national broadcaster ERR has announced that 155 songs have been submitted for the national selection “Eesti Laul 2027”, which will determine Estonia’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2027. Following ERR’s confirmation of its participation in Eurovision 2027 and its decision to once again use the “Eesti Laul” format to select its Eurovision representative and song, the national broadcaster has now revealed that 155 songs were submitted to the competition. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Fewer Submissions Than in Previous Years The figure represents a decline compared with the previous two editions of the Estonian selection. In 2026, 171 songs were submitted to Eesti Laul, while 175 songs were submitted in 2025. This means that this year’s total is 16 songs lower than last year and 20 songs lower...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Estonian national broadcaster ERR updates Eesti Laul rules to ban Eurovision 2027 boycotts, introducing cash prizes and language submission fees The most significant update to this year’s Estonian national selection, "Eesti Laul", aims to close a loophole previously exploited in various European countries, where artists registered for national selections and subsequently withdrew or threatened boycotts due to political reasons. Starting this year, a strict new rule clarifies that registering for the selection competition and subsequently boycotting Eurovision 2027 is no longer an option. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ The Estonian Trap: No Turning Back The updated regulations explicitly state that the winner of the competition is obligated to represent Estonia at Eurovision 2027. Registration for the selection constitutes a binding contract, meaning artists cannot pull out after securing victory. Songwriters of the winning entry will be required to officially confirm their Eurovision participation in writing no later than February 8th, 2027. The Estonian national broadcaster ERR has unveiled substantial cash prizes...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Estonian national broadcaster ERR confirmed Estonia's participation in Eurovision 2027. The representative will be chosen via Eesti Laul, with song registration now officially open Estonia is on its way to Eurovision 2027! The Estonian national broadcaster ERR has confirmed that the country will participate in next year's contest in Burgas, and that the Estonian representative will be selected through "Eesti Laul," the country's longstanding Eurovision national selection. With this, Estonia becomes the 24th country to confirm its participation in Eurovision 2027, joining a list of countries that includes: the United Kingdom, Germany, North Macedonia, Australia, Canada (participating for the first time), and the host country, Bulgaria. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ Song Registration for Eesti Laul 2027 Gets Underway Registration for "Eesti Laul 2027" will open on this Thursday, September 3, 2026, at 11:00 CET. At this stage, ERR has not yet revealed the deadline for song submissions, so further details are expected to be published later. Format Changes in...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Estonia’s Eurovision 2026 representatives, Vanilla Ninja, held their second rehearsal in Vienna with the song "Too Epic To Be True". Stay tuned for all updates from Austria. Song number 9 of the first semi-final is once again scorching the Eurovision 2026 stage. Estonia's Vanilla Ninja, the legendary group that previously represented Switzerland, returns after 21 years to represent their home nation. They aim to set Vienna ablaze with their song "Too Epic to Be True" - a kicking and epic female-led rock track. The Austrian stage will remain heated throughout the performance as gold, white, and red tones merge into a powerful and high-energy experience. Watch Estonia's second rehearsal: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ Estonia's Second Rehearsal: More Details The singers stand at the center of the stage, featuring two microphone stands for the instrumentalists while the lead vocalist stands between them, eventually marching down the catwalk during the show. The three performers are dressed in shades of white and...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Estonia’s Eurovision 2026 representatives, Vanilla Ninja, held their first rehearsal in Vienna with the song "Too Epic To Be True". Stay tuned for all updates from Austria. Vienna is taking a breath. Vanilla Ninja, the legendary group, has returned after 21 years to conquer Eurovision 2026. Performing ninth in the first semi-final, they took to the stage in Vienna for a first rehearsal that proved age is just a number when rock runs through your veins. The Estonian delegation arrived more prepared than ever to turn the arena into a fiery zone, radiating the confidence of true vibe queens.   הצגת פוסט זה באינסטגרם   ‏‎פוסט משותף על ידי ‏‎Eurovision Song Contest‎‏ (@‏‎eurovision‎‏)‎‏ (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ Estonia's First Rehearsal: More Details Standing at the center of the stage in Vienna, the members of the group presented a particularly revamped and punchy version of their song "Too Epic To Be True", which received a gritty rock arrangement specifically for the international competition. The...

 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Vanilla Ninja release the final and official version of their song “Too Epic to Be True,” featuring a more dynamic production tailored for the big stage in Vienna. Listen to the song and watch the new music video here. The Estonian entry for Eurovision 2026, Vanilla Ninja, unveiled today the final and revamped version of their entry, “Too Epic to Be True.” Alongside the updated track, an official music video has also been released ahead of their journey to Vienna. Watch the official music video: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Revamping the Estonian Entry for Eurovision he band members shared that they felt the need to upgrade the song to make it more “punchy” and alive on stage. The new version leans further into a powerful pop-rock style, aiming to fully capitalize on the energy of a live performance in front of a European audience. They also revealed that their performance in Vienna will be fundamentally different from what we saw at...

 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Vanilla Ninja will release the final rocky version of their Eurovision 2026 entry on April 17th, featuring a new music video. The Estonian entry for Eurovision 2026, Vanilla Ninja, has announced that the final and improved version of their song, "Too Epic to Be True", will be revealed tomorrow, April 17th. The announcement noted that the song’s style will be more dynamic and that the group will produce a new music video for the entry. The band also mentioned that the performance in Vienna will be distinctly different from their performance in "Eesti Laul". The revamped version and music video will be published across all platforms at 23:00 CET. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Revamping the Estonian Entry for Eurovision The group revealed that "Too Epic to Be True" is expected to undergo changes, and the version set for release at midnight will be the one performed on the Eurovision stage in Austria. The band announced that the song’s style...

 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Estonia at Eurovision 2026: Vanilla Ninja will perform the song "Too Epic To Be True" in the first semi-final on May 12th in Vienna, Austria. Listen to the song.  "Too Epic To Be True" is the song that will be performed by the girl group Vanilla Ninja, which will represent Estonia at Eurovision 2026 to be held in Vienna, Austria, on May 12th, 14th and 16th. The song was written by Estonian composer Sven Lõhmus, who wrote many songs that represented Estonia at Eurovision in 2005, 2009, 2011, 2017, and also the song that represented Estonia at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2024. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The band is dressed in white outfits, and the performance begins with vibrant energy and an uplifting atmosphere. The lead vocalist delivers the song with solid precision and notable control. The stage direction is striking and makes them stand out among the other contestants. During the second chorus, they step onto...