Eurovision 2015 Semi-Final 1 Wrapup: Who Got the Party Started in Vienna?
Sixteen countries competed in Tuesday’s semi-final of the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest. Which ones will continue to party in Saturday’s Grand Final?
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Eurovision 2015 Entry: Italy — Il Volo — Grande Amore
Will televoters and juries have “Grand Amore” for Italy’s Il Volo at the Eurovision Song Contest final? Let’s hope so.
Read MoreEurovision 2015 Entry: Hungary — Boggie — Wars for Nothing
Will Hungary find peace with Boggie’s “Wars for Nothing” at the Eurovision Song Contest next month?
Read MoreEurovision 2015 Entry: Belarus — Uzari and Maimuna — Time
It may be “Time” for Belarus to make a move in the Eurovision Song Contest, as the track by Uzari and Maimuna may be the country’s strongest entry ever.
Read MoreFirst Listen: Hungary Protests “Wars for Nothing”
War protest songs are great for doing reasonably well, while virtually guaranteeing you won’t have to host next year’s contest. Good job, country whose name means ten arrows!
Read MoreEurovision 2014 Entry: Montenegro — Sergej Ćetković — Moj Svijet
Montenegro will try to get into the Eurovision Song Contest final for the first time with “Moj Svijet” by Sergej Ćetković. Though pretty, is the song too safe to leave an impression?
Read MoreEurovision 2014 Entry: Hungary — András Kállay Saunders — Running
Hungary could be a contender to win the Eurovision Song Contest with “Running” by András Kállay Saunders. Might the subject matter of the song prove to be too heavy for voters?
Read MoreEurovision 2014 Entry: Iceland — Pollapönk — No Prejudice
It wouldn’t be Eurovision without a song about everyone just getting along. Enter Iceland’s Pollapönk with their punk-infused track “No Prejudice.” Will audiences get along with this song?
Read MoreEurovision 2014 Entry: San Marino — Valentina Monetta — Maybe
Maybe San Marino will finally make it to the Eurovision Song Contest final with “Maybe” by Valentina Monetta. For the third time to be a charm, it may require some errors from ESC heavyweights.
Read MoreEurovision First Listen: Hungary sends Kállay-Saunders’ “Running” to Copenhagen
After sending the more sedate ByeAlex to the Contest last year, Hungary picked Kállay-Saunders to represent them in Copenhagen. Will “Running” keep them in the running for the prize this year?
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