This year the Eurovision Song Contest is celebrating its 60th anniversary. So to celebrate we’ve gone back through the archives to find some of the contestants who stood out, whether it was for the ...

The Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in Vienna will continue on May 21 with the second semi-final round, which will air on BBC Three from 8pm. Below are the 17 songs that will compete in this stage of the ...

The 27 finalists are made up of those who have qualified through the semi-finals, the big five who get an automatic pass for providing the most funding, last year’s winner and this year, a special ...

Denmark and Eurovision are like a Viking ship on stormy northern waters: It goes up, it goes down, it goes back up etc. After winning the contest for the first time in 1963 with this song and hosting ...

The winner, Nadav Guedj, will sing the song "Golden Boy" in Vienna, Austria in May and represent Israel at the famous competition viewed worldwide. Watch the music video for Golden Boy here: The song ...

Armenia has changed the name of the song, which will be presented at Eurovision-2015, from "Don't Deny" to "Face the Shadow", Armenian news agency reported March 17. The title of the song "Don't Deny" ...

The Eurovision Song Contest, or ESC, is an old school, pre-Internet-era version of virtually every [Insert Country] Got Talent – and just like that show, it used to feature loads of grumpy experts, ...

Add ESCToday as a preferred source for more Eurovision news from us. Add ESCToday on Google Dutch broadcaster AvroTros has confirmed to ESCToday.com that The Netherlands will participate at the ...

Austrian broadcaster ORF has sent the detailed requirements for potential host venues of the Eurovision Song Contest 2015, set to take place in Austria next May. ORF will accept applications to host ...

Ken Bruce presents Radio 2's coverage of the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2015. Coming live and direct from the Wiener Stadthalle Arena in Vienna, Ken will treat listeners to his unique ...

Parlez-vous Eurovision? The contest may seem more monolingual than ever, but it remains a multicultural event. For the first time, Australians can vote for this year’s Eurovision winner. But it’s as ...