Weekly Update

There is a weekly update about Eurovision! The past week in the Eurovision community has been marked by significant events and announcements:

Manchagen, the Eurovision Event in Manchester

This weekend, there was a Eurovision event in Manchester, having several artists. Most notable is Kaj, who didn’t perform in Amsterdam last week.

London Eurovision Party

Also a Eurovision party in London. No less than 23 artists for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest were present. Beside, also other artists performed.

Eurovision in Concert, interviews

Last week we mentioned our reporter Kal’s interview with Ukraine. But he also talked to Emmy (Ireland), Laura Thorn (Luxembourg), Kyle Alessandro (Norway) and Claude (The Netherlands).

If you want to hear Kal speak Dutch, that is possible! In the Dutch podcast Het Mediadieet he is their special guest when Eurovision is the subject.

Luca Hänni

Luca Hänni represented Switzerland in the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. He was the one who brought Switzerland back to the top after many bad years. This week, he announced that he will perform in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest. What and how….. we don’t know.

New releases by Eurovision artists this week:

Vlada K. feat. Kalush – Dyvaky
Lior Narkis feat. Netta – Bah maahba
3js – Dit is zo’n dag
Remo Forrer – Not Ready To Love Me
Brunette – Love reversed
KUKU$ & Baby Lasagna – Bam Bam Bira
Demy & Theo Evan – Diafanis

There is a weekly update about Eurovision next week…. see you then!

Martijn

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