Justin Bieber To Eurovision: The Canadian Artists We Want to See in the ESC

Justin Bieber To Eurovision: The Canadian Artists We Want to See in the ESC

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); With Canada’s first-ever Eurovision participation officially confirmed, the EuroMix editorial team shares its dream picks: Which Canadian artists would we love to see on the Eurovision stage? The EuroMix editorial team is joining the excitement surrounding Canada’s historic debut at Eurovision 2027. With the country bringing North America to Eurovision, we sat down to think about our favorite Canadian artists and the songs we would love to see on the big stage as early as next May. From Justin Bieber and Tate McRae to Three Days Grace and a drag queen, these are the Canadian artists who get our 12 points.   (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Rachel Geron: Three Days Grace - “Never Too Late” If Canada really wants to make an impact with its very first participation, I would send Three Days Grace without thinking twice. They are one of the most influential and successful alternative rock and post-grunge bands to come out of Canada, with a career spanning...
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Eurovision 2027: CBC confirms democratic national final for debut

Eurovision 2027: CBC confirms democratic national final for debut

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); CBC officially joins Eurovision 2027: Prime Minister Mark Carney confirms Canada will eschew internal selection for a democratic public national final format Thought the inclusion of Australia in 2015 was a one-time event? Think again. The EBU dropped a bombshell yesterday, connecting Canada to the competition – a massive music empire that has generated some of the biggest stars in the world. The new nation is not coming "just to participate", but is already presenting a plan to select its very first song for the grand contest. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A new country at Eurovision 2027: 12 years after Australia joined the competition, Canada is officially joining for the first time in 2027. The Canadian national broadcaster, CBC, officially became a full member state of the EBU last week, and yesterday it officially confirms its participation in Eurovision 2027. Canada is the 12th country to confirm its participation in Eurovision 2027, following Bulgaria (the host country), Cyprus,...
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“The Matter is Closed”: Martin Green shuts down Eurovision boycott rumors

“The Matter is Closed”: Martin Green shuts down Eurovision boycott rumors

 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Martin Green reveals 70% of EBU members voted for KAN, confirming Israel remains in Eurovision as Canada joins for 2027 Eurovision Executive Supervisor Martin Green granted an extensive interview to the prestigious American entertainment magazine Variety, providing dramatic and poignant statements regarding the most burning issues facing the contest: Israel's participation and the wave of boycotts, Canada's historic debut, and rumors of a financial crisis following the withdrawal of several nations. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Israeli Issue: "The Members Have Spoken Decisively, the Matter is Closed" Facing repeated calls from various factions to reconsider Israel's participation or disqualify it from the contest, Green made it unequivocally clear that as far as the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is concerned, the story is over. He revealed that a final decision has been reached by the union's members, and no new vote is expected on the matter. “The members have spoken decisively”, Green stated. “Close to 70% decided that they believe public...
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From Céline Dion to La Zarra: Canada’s Iconic Eurovision Legacy

From Céline Dion to La Zarra: Canada’s Iconic Eurovision Legacy

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); As CBC prepares for Canada's historic Eurovision 2027 debut in Bulgaria, we review the iconic Canadian artists who already made history. The excitement is at its peak: after reporting that Canada will make its historic debut at Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria, and that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced an national selection open to the general public, it is time to map out the context. Although Canada as a country is only joining the competition now through the national broadcaster CBC, Canadian artists have already left a massive mark on the Eurovision stage over the years while representing other nations. Ahead of next year's competition, we take a look back at the most iconic Canadian representatives who made history in Europe. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Undisputed Queen: Céline Dion It is impossible to talk about Canada and Eurovision without mentioning Céline Dion. In 1988, just one year before her major international breakthrough, the singer from Quebec represented Switzerland...
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History: Canada’s Eurovision 2027 Participation Confirmed!

History: Canada’s Eurovision 2027 Participation Confirmed!

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); History has been made: Canada's CBC has officially confirmed its participation in Eurovision 2027! A new country in the Eurovision Song Contest: 12 years after Australia opened the door, Canada's national broadcaster CBC has officially confirmed its participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2027 to be held in Bulgaria next May!  Canada is the 12th country to confirm its participation in Eurovision 2027, following Denmark, Cyprus, Germany, Greece, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the host country – Bulgaria. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Today marks Canada Day, Canada's national holiday, comparable to Israel's Independence Day. On the occasion, the European Broadcasting Union officially announced Canada's participation in the next Eurovision Song Contest in a historic decision that formally opens the competition to full EBU member countries located outside Europe. Marie-Philippe Bouchard, President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, said: “On this Canada Day, as we celebrate with Canadians across the country and around the world the richness and diversity of Canadian culture, we’re...
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Linda Lampenius Explodes: “Papers Will Do Anything to Get More Clicks!”

Linda Lampenius Explodes: “Papers Will Do Anything to Get More Clicks!”

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Linda Lampenius rejects the Swedish outlet Expressen's claims, insisting she never said anything about Israel's Eurovision 2026 result. Linda Lampenius, Finland's representative at Eurovision 2026, has strongly criticized Swedish newspaper Expressen over an interview it published following this year's contest. According to the newspaper, the violinist - who represented Finland alongside Pete Parkkonen with "Liekinheitin" (English: "Flamethrower") - was unhappy with the results of the Eurovision 2026 Grand Final, which saw Bulgaria win while Israel finished in second place. The newspaper claimed that Lampenius described the results as unfair. However, following EuroMix's coverage of the interview, the Finnish artist responded angrily, insisting: “I never said anything about Israel doing anything wrong.” ‎ (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Lampenius Rejects the Newspaper's Version Swedish newspaper Expressen attributed the following comments to Lampenius: "Israel was second and on the verge of victory... it's such a scam, I think, with everything in the competition, I don't understand anything, I don't trust it." She also noted there, according...
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Linda Lampenius Slams Israel’s High Score in Eurovision 2026 as a “Scam”

Linda Lampenius Slams Israel’s High Score in Eurovision 2026 as a “Scam”

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Finnish violinist Linda Lampenius alleges the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest voting was a scam, targeting Israel's near-victory after finishing sixth. Following last month’s spectacular Grand Final of Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, where Bulgaria claimed the ultimate victory, a wave of controversy has erupted from the upper echelons of the scoreboard. Finnish violinist Linda Lampenius, who represented Finland alongside singer Pete Parkkonen, has publicly accused the international competition of rigged voting results. The duo, who performed the fiery track "Liekinheitin", had dominated betting odds for months as the undisputed favorites to win, but ultimately finished in a disappointing sixth place. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Finnish Eurovision Star Linda Lampenius Slams Voting System Speaking to the Swedish newspaper Expressen this week, Lampenius did not hold back her frustration regarding the outcome. She openly questioned the integrity of the public televote and suggested that outside manipulation altered the true standings. "I think the referendum is a prank, and that there are bought votes and all...
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From Eurovision to the Dance Floor: The BBC and Delta Are Facing Backlash

From Eurovision to the Dance Floor: The BBC and Delta Are Facing Backlash

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Fresh off her fourth-place, she is already caught up in a British TV storm over. The Australian star just wants to dance, but the local audience won't make it easy. The drama refuses to leave the Eurovision world, and this time, one of the most beloved stars of the recent contest is in the spotlight. Only recently did we see Australia's representative, Delta Goodrem, snatch a respectable fourth place in the Grand Final of Eurovision 2026 with her massive hit "Eclipse", bringing Australia 287 points and waves of praise. But instead of resting on her laurels, Goodrem dove straight into particularly deep and turbulent waters in the United Kingdom. The official announcement of Goodrem's participation in the upcoming season of the British version of 'Dancing with the Stars' (Strictly Come Dancing) was broadcast earlier than usual, igniting a wave of harsh criticism and crossfire directed at both the singer and the BBC. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); ‎‏ The Big 'Strictly...
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History: Canada Can Legally Participate in Eurovision 2027

History: Canada Can Legally Participate in Eurovision 2027

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); History has been made: Canada's CBC has become a full member of the EBU and can now legally and officially participate in Eurovision A new country could be heading to the Eurovision Song Contest: Canada's national broadcaster CBC has officially become a full member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) following a vote held during the EBU Summer Assembly in Prague. The move effectively makes Canadian participation in Eurovision 2027 possible without delays, special invitations, or arrangements similar to those used for Australia. Canada now holds the same membership status within the EBU as countries such as France, Israel, and the United Kingdom. Canada sent a delegation to Eurovision 2026 in Vienna and has been openly exploring the possibility of joining the Eurovision Song Contest for approximately two years. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Canada's Long Road to Eurovision This is not the first time Canada and Eurovision have been mentioned in the same breath. In 2022, the "Eurovision Canada" format was...
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Aiming for Victory: Mikko Silvennoinen Takes Over UMK Ahead of Eurovision 2027

Aiming for Victory: Mikko Silvennoinen Takes Over UMK Ahead of Eurovision 2027

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Mikko Silvennoinen replaces Anssi Autio as the new head producer for Finland's UMK. Will he lead Finland to a Second Eurovision victory? Mikko Silvennoinen, known to Finnish people and many Eurovision fans as the voice of Eurovision commentary and broadcasting in Finland, has just been appointed as the new head producer of the Finnish national selection, UMK. He steps in following the departure of legendary producer Anssi Autio after 15 consecutive years of producing the beloved selection. The dramatic announcement regarding the sudden departure arrived just weeks after the Eurovision 2026 final, and it is hard not to assume that the timing is directly related to the disappointing result of Finland in Vienna - finishing only in sixth place after many were convinced they were about to win the coveted contest. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A New Chapter for UMK Silvennoinen is taking the reins and will produce Finland's successful national selection. The commentator is a very well-known and...
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