Eurovision 2013 Preview Part One
In our first podcast preview for Eurovision 2013, Hikaru and the latest member of the JOYEurovision team: Catching Up’s Brett Schryver review the entries for the Big 5 (UK, France, […]
Tag Archives: Germany
Musings – The view down here
It’s never over. Eurovision that is. Or are there some worrying signs ? The singers and the songs have come and gone, but the number of viewers who watched the […]
Special Report – The Draw
We are down to the business end of proceedings. Whether you’re watching it live across Europe or on delay on the other continents, Eurovision 2012 in Baku is here. Saturday […]
Special Report – 1963 and all that
It is almost half a century ago, but the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest remains a high water mark in the history of the event. It is right up there with […]
EuroSongCountdown 2012 – 7th April 2012
Hosted & posted by Hikaru Freeman & Andrew Bell The first radio show ! It’s been about four months in the making and for those who got their first taste […]
EuroSongCountdown talks to Die Roten Punkte
Forget ESC 2012, we have an ESC 2013 exclusive !! German sibling rock & comedy duo Die Roten Punkte told JOYEurovision that they would be proud to represent their homeland […]
Germany decides
A contemporary ballad will represent Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest in May 2012. The national selection, “Unser Star für Baku”, picked Roman Lob singing “Standing Still” on Friday February 17th. […]
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 […]
Looking back – Düsseldorf 2011
What’s Another Year: some thoughts from “The Full Catastrophe”. AKA Andy Bell, penned after Eurovision 2011 in Düsseldorf. How do you find a word that means Eurovision 2011 ? A flibbertijibbet ? […]
Contenders 2012
Welcome to Euro Song Countdown 2012′s coverage of the runners & riders for Baku. We will update the status of competing countries as the results of national contests and decisions […]
