Musings – The Look
Posted by Andrew “Super Extra Wonder Shop” Bell You know you are a true blue Eurovision addict when, in the dark watches of the night, you’re Youtube-ing takes you away from the ESC straight and […]
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The JOYEurovision Discs: Rhonda Burchmore
In this edition of The JOYEurovision Discs we talk to Australian performing dynamo Rhonda Burchmore. We talk about Eurobeat, Terry Wogan, find out where Johnny Logan has been hiding out, and start the campaign to […]
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Eurovision History Chat: France
AJ & Hikki tackle another big one: Our voison au nord-est, La France. France has been at Eurovision since the beginning of the contest in 1956. Dominating Eurovision in the 1960s, France’s fortunes at […]
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This Week in National Finals
Eurovision Super Month keeps on rolling on: Belarus decides on 14 February Croatia, Latvia, & Ukraine decide on 18 February Here’s a sample of what’s to come: Gaitana is hoping to be the first ever […]
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Azerbaijan decides…kind of
What hath thou wrought Simon Cowell? After several weeks of nonstop karaoke covers of Eurovision songs, Western pop songs, and Azeri pop songs, the five candidates were whittled down to one and Azerbaijan did make […]
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Iceland decides
Söngvakeppni Sjónvarpsins has spoken! Gréta Salóme & Jónsi were victorious and will perform “Mundu Eftir Mér” (Remember Me) in the first semi-final on May 22nd. Watch the clip if only for a backing singer’s beard, […]
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Hungary decides
A Dal, the national selection in Hungary, has done its work. Compact Disco will take the green, white and red tricolour hopes to Baku. Their ditty is “Sound of our hearts”. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pee6obseiYg] The boys will […]
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Norway Decides
In what’s being reported as the most exciting Melodi Grand Prix in a long while, Tooji came out on top with the song “Stay”. He garnered 155,480 votes and will carry the Norwegian flag to […]
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The JOYEurovision Discs: Daniel Kilby
For our first ever JOYEurovision Discs we have the honour of speaking with JOYster (JOY Theme Party) and cabaret artist Daniel Kilby. We asked Daniel to select 7 of his favourite Eurovision entries and talk […]
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Musings – What’s in a slogan
Posted by Andy “Turn Your Radio On” Bell We are all use to slogans by now. The word comes from the Scots Gaelic sluagh-ghairm, a war cry or gathering cry used among the clans back […]
