Why Your Favourite Song Isn’t Going To Win Eurovision This Year
It’s about this time of year that we start to assess the relative chances of each of the songs competing at this year’s Eurovision...
Eurovision televote in Focus: Debunking the myths
We here at OnEurope are a broad church and welcome discussion and contra points of view on all manner of subjects, even those that...
My several Euros worth on those results …
Let me say this right from the outset: six broadcasters (Poland, San Marino, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro and Romania) tried to influence the result of...
So Joost didn’t break the law, just a camera
The Malmo police have closed the book on assault allegations against 2024 Dutch Eurovision entrant Joost Klein's. A statement by the Malmo police said:
"The...
The Winning Formula: Crafting the Perfect Eurovision Entry
Every year, the Eurovision Song Contest draws millions of viewers eager to experience the diversity and creativity of musical talent from across Europe -...
World-o-Vision? That vision seems distorted!
It seems that the world of the Eurovision internet has gone mad over some wording changes on the eurovision.tv website. Major internet players like...
Eurovision’s Mission: Public Service or Global Spectacle?
ONEurope Long Read
The Eurovision Song Contest began in 1956 as a bold experiment by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) – a collaboration of public...
Malta, Malta, Malta. I don’t usually get angry but …
Last night you made me angry. To my eyes and ears Janice Mangion was clearly the best singer, with the best song, and the...
They talk – but they don’t know about what
I'll do all of my usual round up posts to come and, as a special bonus, Shai has done us a review from inside...
20 times Eurovision has kept it in the family
I’ve heard it said – or rather I used to hear it being said – that the Irish have Eurovision ‘in their blood’ –...