Eurovision – Australia Decides 2020: Chatting with Jordan-Ravi
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Australia gets its second chance to select a song for Eurovision, and this year Jordan-Ravi is one of the contestants in Eurovision: Australia Decides.
Michael caught up with Jordan to find out more about this talented Melbourne-based youngster.
They chatted about Jordan’s move from Darwin and what he misses about home, plus the huge adventure he had on America’s Got Talent.
Jordan shares what he’s learnt about performing through busking in Melbourne and his interest in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Plus, in this podcast-exclusive interview, get a sneaky hint about what you might be seeing Jordan do on the Gold Coast stage!
See Jordan perform Pushing Stars during Eurovision: Australia Decides on Saturday 8 February on SBS.
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