Thoughts on things Eurovisiony
The Eurovision glitter ball is tarnished after this year’s Grand Prix in Azerbaijan. There are big questions being asked. Questions which go way beyond the endless debates about language and live orchestras. They […]
The dust is still settling. Loreen is still a bit excited, the Azerbaijan president’s son-in-law Emin Agalarov is getting booking inquiries from licensed clubs all over western New South Wales and fears mount that […]
As I woke up this morning in inner-suburban Melbourne I had no idea that half a day later I would be so amazed by a Eurovision outcome. I came to […]
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This manuscript fell into the hands of JoyEurovision.com & we cannot vouch for its verisimilitude. But what the heck. It appears to be the random jottings of a Eurovision Song Contest […]
If you are reading this you are probably “one of us”. And who are “we” ? “We” are fans, geeks, Euro-nerds, Concours-maniacs and interested bystanders. The self-appointed cognoscenti. And what we […]
This is total fiction, not true and not to be taken seriously at all. There, you have been warned. Eurovision wouldn’t be Eurovision without a scandal or three. As the […]
Last week we discussed the role of national languages in Eurovision on EuroSongCountdown. Here are some examples of songs which had their language changed from the national final to the […]
You wouldn’t read about it. Well I haven’t read about it. And I reckon it could become a BIG factor in this year’s brouhaha in Baku. Tick, tock. Tick, tock. […]
It’s no picnic presenting the Eurovision Song Contest. This time last year I opined about the task and now it is time again ! In essence, the job description hasn’t […]
