Ukraine Makes “Time” for O.Torvald
Ukraine takes advantage of its free pass to the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final by sending the rock track “Time” by O.Torvald to Kyiv.
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This Week in Eurovision: Switzerland, Italy, and Germany Choose
It’s the first full week of February, which means that Eurovision Selection Season is full speed ahead. Here’s what’s happening the week of February 5, 2017.
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#tbt: Anti-Crisis Girl Svetlana Loboda Asks Russia to “Be My Valentine”
Ukraine went a little too deep into Eurovision-ness with the their 2009 entry “Be My Valentine (Anti-Crisis Girl)” by Svetlana Loboda.
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#tbt: “Shady Lady” Ani Lorak Takes Ukraine to Belgrade
Ukraine’s Ani Lorak took the stage in Serbia in 2008 with “Shady Lady,” which might be the prime example of a perfect Eurovision entry.
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#tbt: Verka Serduchka has everyone “Dancing Lasha Tumbai”
Let’s jump back to 2007, when Ukraine’s Verka Serduchka served Eurovision realness.
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#tbt: Ukraine’s Tina Karol asks to “Show Me Your Love”
Ukraine rebounded from 2005’s entry to return to the Eurovision Top 10 in 2006, thanks to Tina Karol’s “Show Me Your Love”
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#tbt: Ukraine hosts Eurovision in 2005
As Ukraine gets ready to host Eurovision Song Contest for the second time, let’s look back at how the first go-round went.
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#tbt: Ruslana’s “Wild Dances” wins Eurovision
Continuing our look back at Ukraine’s Eurovision history, we examine “Wild Dances” by Ruslana. This is the first Ukrainian entry to win the Contest.
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#tbt: Ukraine says “Hasta La Vista” to Eurovision
Ukraine will definitely host the Eurovision Song Contest in 2017! Let’s take a look back at the entries the country has submitted over the years. First up: 2003’s “Hasta La Vista” by Oleksandr Ponomaryov.
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Eurovision 2016 Semi-Final 2 Wrapup: Who are the last 10 qualifiers?
Thursday featured 18 countries competing for the last 10 slots in Saturday’s Eurovision Song Contest 2016 Grand Final. Who made the cut?
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