Junior Eurovision 2024: Enya Cox Dempsey will represent Ireland in Madrid!

Today it was Ireland’s turn to select their entry for Junior Eurovision 2024. Just a while ago, Junior Eurovision Éire, the Irish national selection for Junior Eurovision 2024, was concluded. Junior Eurovision Éire served for another year as the country’s representative selection method for the children’s contest and was broadcasted from Dublin, Ireland.

Hosted by Louise Cantillon and following the votes of a jury exclusively, Enya Cox Dempsey was crowned as the winner.

After three heats featuring cover songs performed by the young competing artists, the jury selected three to move on straight to the final. Therefore, the following three artists competed for the Irish representation in Junior Eurovision Éire 2024 final:

  • Lottie O’Driscoll Murray
  • Enya Cox Dempsey
  • Isla McManus

The final consisted of two competitive rounds:

  • During the first round, the three finalists performed two covers, including one from the Eurovision Song Contest. The judging panel, including Niamh Ní Chróinín, Tadhg Ó Gríofa, and Linda Martin, selected Lottie O’Driscoll Murray and Enya Cox Dempsey to advance to the second round.
  • In the second round, the two remaining finalists performed “Le chéile,” the song chosen by RTÉ as the country’s entry to Junior Eurovision 2024.

Following the committee’s decision, Enya Cox Dempsey was named the winner of Junior Eurovision Éire 2024 and will thus represent the country at the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest with “Le chéile.”

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  1. Italy – RAI
  2. Estonia – ERR
  3. Albania – RTSH
  4. Armenia – AMPTV
  5. Cyprus – RIK
  6. France – FT
  7. North Macedonia – MRT
  8. Poland – TVP
  9. Georgia – GPB
  10. Spain – RTVE
  11. Germany – ARD/NDR
  12. Netherlands – AVROTROS
  13. San Marino – RTV San Marino
  14. Ukraine – UA:PBC
  15. Portugal – RTP
  16. Ireland – RTÉ
  17. Malta – PBS

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

Ireland with Enya Cox Dempsey will perform sixteenth.

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Junior Eurovision 2024: Listen to the Georgian entry!

After winning the children’s talent show, Ranina 2024, GPB confirmed in August that Andria Putkaradze will represent Georgia in the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which will be held in Madrid. Just moments ago, Andria’s entry “To My Mom” was released alongside its music video on Junior Eurovision’s official YouTube channel.

You can listen to “To My Mom”, below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jq6TASI5jo

How was Andria selected?

Andria Putkaradze competed along with two other young artists in the final of Ranina 2024. Specifically, the artists competing in Ranina 2024 were the following:

  • Sandro Gurgenadze
  • Barbare Morgoshia
  • Andria Putkaradze

All three artists performed covers of patriotic songs composed by Gogi Dolidze, as the day of Ranina’s final collided with the Georgian Independence Day.

The winner was crowned after the decision of a three member professional jury who selected the Georgian representative based on four criteria: vocals, performance, artistry and collaboration. Meanwhile the exact result has not yet been revealed.

Who is Andria Putkaradze?

Andria was born in 2013, in the Black Sea city of Batumi. He began singing at the age of two and has been a member of the vocal ensemble ‘Children of the Sea’ since he was 6 and currently studies piano at the Zakaria Paliashvili Music School.

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  1. Italy – RAI
  2. Estonia – ERR
  3. Albania – RTSH
  4. Armenia – AMPTV
  5. Cyprus – RIK
  6. France – FT
  7. North Macedonia – MRT
  8. Poland – TVP
  9. Georgia – GPB
  10. Spain – RTVE
  11. Germany – ARD/NDR
  12. Netherlands – AVROTROS
  13. San Marino – RTV San Marino
  14. Ukraine – UA:PBC
  15. Portugal – RTP
  16. Ireland – RTÉ
  17. Malta – PBS

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

Georgia with Andria will perform ninth.

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Junior Eurovision 2024: The music video of “Stilla Ċkejkna” released!

Three weeks ago, Ramires Sciberras won MJESC 2024, the Maltese national selection for Junior Eurovision 2024 with his song “Stilla Ċkejkna”. Just moments ago, the music video of “Stilla Ċkejkna” was uploaded on the official Junior Eurovision’s YouTube channel.

You can watch the music video of “Stilla Ċkejkna”, below:

How was Ramires selected?

PBS chose its Junior Eurovision 2024 act via Malta Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024. Following the combination of votes from a national jury on a percentage of 80% and public voting on a percentage of 20%, Ramires Sciberras was crowned as the winner with his song “Stilla Ċkejkna“ and therefore the country’s representative in the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest that will take place in Madrid in November.

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  1. Italy – RAI
  2. Estonia – ERR
  3. Albania – RTSH
  4. Armenia – AMPTV
  5. Cyprus – RIK
  6. France – FT
  7. North Macedonia – MRT
  8. Poland – TVP
  9. Georgia – GPB
  10. Spain – RTVE
  11. Germany – ARD/NDR
  12. Netherlands – AVROTROS
  13. San Marino – RTV San Marino
  14. Ukraine – UA:PBC
  15. Portugal – RTP
  16. Ireland – RTÉ
  17. Malta – PBS

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

Malta with Ramires will close the show.

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Junior Eurovision 2024: Ticket sale commences soon!

The 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be broadcasted live from Madrid, Spain in about a month from now. On November 16, seventeen young performers will take the stage at Caja Mágica, ready to “bloom” and showcase their talent in front of an international audience.

Junior Eurovision is a live event, and tickets will go on sale to those who want to see it starting next Tuesday, October 15, at 15:00 CEST.

Both the Live Show on November 16 and the Dress Rehearsal on November 15, which is one day earlier, are open to the public.

Ticket prices

The ticket prices for the Jury Show on November 15 will range from 38 to 50 euros (+ fees) in the stands and from 27 to 35 euros (+ fees) on the floor.

Regarding the Live Show on November 16 prices range from 46 to 65 euros (+ fees) in the stands and from 35 to 50 euros (+ fees) on the floor.

Prices for adults and children under the age of twelve will differ. If a ticket holder is younger than sixteen, an adult must accompany them with them.

You will be able to purchase your tickets here!

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  1. Italy – RAI
  2. Estonia – ERR
  3. Albania – RTSH
  4. Armenia – AMPTV
  5. Cyprus – RIK
  6. France – FT
  7. North Macedonia – MRT
  8. Poland – TVP
  9. Georgia – GPB
  10. Spain – RTVE
  11. Germany – ARD/NDR
  12. Netherlands – AVROTROS
  13. San Marino – RTV San Marino
  14. Ukraine – UA:PBC
  15. Portugal – RTP
  16. Ireland – RTÉ
  17. Malta – PBS

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

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Junior Eurovision 2024: The music video of “Comme ci, comme ça” released!

Back in September, France Télévisions announced that Titouan will represent France in the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest, with his entry “Comme Ci, Comme Ça“. While the French entry was released on the same day, just moments ago the music video of “Comme Ci, Comme Ça” was uploaded on the official Junior Eurovision’s YouTube channel.

You can watch the music video of “Comme Ci, Comme Ça“, below:

“Comme Ci, Comme Ça” is composed by Malo, a talented young artist on the French music scene, and co-written with Marie Bastide. The song is an ode to tolerance and love, reminding us that our differences are our strengths.

How was Titouan selected?

France Télévisions chose its Junior Eurovision 2024 participant via an internal selection as usual. Both the song and the singer were selected internally.

Who is Titouan?

Titouan is fourteen years-old and is quite popular on social media, as his accounts count more than 100 thousand followers. A passionate drummer as well, Titouan quickly gained an audience on YouTube after he began uploading drum covers every week. He frequently had his guitarist father with him on them. Titouan has also performed on “The Voice Kids” and “Dream Team”.

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  1. Italy – RAI
  2. Estonia – ERR
  3. Albania – RTSH
  4. Armenia – AMPTV
  5. Cyprus – RIK
  6. France – FT
  7. North Macedonia – MRT
  8. Poland – TVP
  9. Georgia – GPB
  10. Spain – RTVE
  11. Germany – ARD/NDR
  12. Netherlands – AVROTROS
  13. San Marino – RTV San Marino
  14. Ukraine – UA:PBC
  15. Portugal – RTP
  16. Ireland – RTÉ
  17. Malta – PBS

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

France with Titouan will perform sixth.

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Junior Eurovision 2024: The running order for the 22nd edition revealed!

A week ago, and during the Heads of Delegation meeting in Madrid, a preliminary running order draw took place for the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The aforementioned draw determined who will open and close the show, as well as in which spot will the host country, namely Spain, perform.

Earlier, the running order for Madrid’s show was confirmed and finalized and the seventeen young artists will perform as following:

  1. Italy
  2. Estonia
  3. Albania
  4. Armenia
  5. Cyprus
  6. France
  7. North Macedonia
  8. Poland
  9. Georgia
  10. Spain
  11. Germany
  12. Netherlands
  13. San Marino
  14. Ukraine
  15. Portugal
  16. Ireland
  17. Malta

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  • Albania – RTSH
  • Armenia – AMPTV
  • Cyprus – RIK
  • Estonia – ERR
  • France – FT
  • Georgia – GPB
  • Germany – ARD/NDR
  • Ireland – RTÉ
  • Italy – RAI
  • Malta – PBS
  • North Macedonia – MRT
  • Poland – TVP
  • Portugal – RTP
  • San Marino – RTV San Marino
  • Spain – TVE
  • The Netherlands – AVROTROS
  • Ukraine – UA:PBC

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

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Source: junioreurovision.tv

Junior Eurovision 2024: Listen to the Portuguese entry!

Back in July and during the “The Voice Kids” finale, RTP announced that the thirteen-year-old Victória Nicole will represent Portugal in the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Just moments ago, Victória’s entry “Esperança” was released and uploaded on Junior Eurovision’s official YouTube channel.

You can listen to “Esperança“, below:

Esperança” is written by Victória herself, developed with support from The Voice Kids coaches and national music stars Nininho Vaz Maia and Bárbara Tinoco. Regarding the lyrics, Victória Nicole says that she has crafted a message she considers “beautiful for the people” and that, beyond the technical aspects, it also showcases her “personal feelings“.

How was Victória selected?

Victória Nicole was selected right away by RTP to represent Portugal in the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest, after she emerged victorious in the fifth season of “The Voice Kids” in Portugal.

A winner of “The Voice of Portugal” has previously been awarded a golden ticket to Junior Eurovision. The nations’ representatives in the children’s competition were also crowned as the winners of “The Voice of Portugal” in 2021 and 2023, while the runner-up of the talent show in 2022 represented Portugal in Yerevan.

Who is Victória Nicole?

She amazed Portugal with her blind audition on The Voice Kids, where she sang “Voilà” live on the piano, the French entry in Eurovision 2021, and turned all fourchairs of the mentors.

Born in Venezuela, Victoria moved to Ílhavo, Portugal, in 2018 and has been actively pursuing her dream of becoming a professional singer, always supported by her parents, who even enrolled her in a singing academy. She has also been playing the piano for five years and the cavaquinho for two.

Beyond music, Victoria is known for her extroverted and affectionate personality. She enjoys drawing and cooking, showcasing her creative spirit in various forms.

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  • Albania – RTSH
  • Armenia – AMPTV
  • Cyprus – RIK
  • Estonia – ERR
  • France – FT
  • Georgia – GPB
  • Germany – ARD/NDR
  • Ireland – RTÉ
  • Italy – RAI
  • Malta – PBS
  • North Macedonia – MRT
  • Poland – TVP
  • Portugal – RTP
  • San Marino – RTV San Marino
  • Spain – TVE
  • The Netherlands – AVROTROS
  • Ukraine – UA:PBC

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

Italy will open the show, while Malta will close the contest. Spain will perform tenth.

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Junior Eurovision 2024: Listen to the Spanish entry!

Back in July, RTVE announced that the nine-year-old Chloe DelaRosa will represent the host nation in the 22nd Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Just moments ago, Chloe’s entry titled “Como la Lola” was officially released and uploaded on RTVE’s website.

You can listen to “Como la Lola“, below:

How was Chloe and her song selected?

Spain’s selection process for Junior Eurovision 2024 consisted of two phases. During the first phase, a submission window was opened for aspiring young artists. RTVE received around 300 applications, almost three times as many as compared to last year’s corresponding process.

In addition and after the end of the submission period, a casting was held on July 16 in Madrid where a jury of experts evaluated the young talents and made a decision.

Chloe’s song was also selected internally by an RTVE committee. RTVE made a call to songwriters and composers to submit songs suitable for the young artist.

Who is Chloe DelaRosa?

Chloe describes herself as a “cantista”, which is a combination of the words singer and artist in Spanish (cantante and artista). She began performing at the age of three, but it wasn’t until lockdown in 2020 that she started recording.

On social media, she recorded covers of songs by well-known Spanish and Latin American artists, videos that many of them would share on their own social media, and which would go on to become viral, introducing Chloe to audiences all over the world.

Flamenco is the style that best defines her. In 2022, she started participating in major music festivals in Spain and has since released several singles.

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  • Albania – RTSH
  • Armenia – AMPTV
  • Cyprus – RIK
  • Estonia – ERR
  • France – FT
  • Georgia – GPB
  • Germany – ARD/NDR
  • Ireland – RTÉ
  • Italy – RAI
  • Malta – PBS
  • North Macedonia – MRT
  • Poland – TVP
  • Portugal – RTP
  • San Marino – RTV San Marino
  • Spain – TVE
  • The Netherlands – AVROTROS
  • Ukraine – UA:PBC

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

Italy will open the show, while Malta will close the contest. Spain will perform tenth.

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Junior Eurovision 2024: Listen to the Sanmarinese entry!

San Marino returns to the children’s contest for the first time after nine years. Back in September and during a charity event, RTV San Marino announced that a girl band named Idols SM will represent the country in Madrid with their song “Come Noi“. Just moments ago, “Come Noi” was released and its music video was uploaded on Junior Eurovision’s official YouTube channel.

You can listen to “Come Noi” below:

How were Idols SM selected?

The artists’ announcement took place during “Sogna ragazzo sogna“, a fundraising event held in San Marino for research into pediatric cancer diseases.

The girls were selected internally by RTV. In fact and for its return, RTV San Marino decided to choose young artists based in San Marino, after last being represented by Kamilla Ismailova, who was born and raised in Russia.

The two candidate songs, “Poesia” and “Come Noi,” were played for the audience during “Sogna Ragazzo Sogna.” “Come Noi” was chosen as th Sanmarinese entry for Junior Eurovision 2024 after a jury vote. In fact, both songs were composed by Miodio, the first Sanmarinese representative in Eurovision, back in 2008.

Idols SM consists of four girls aged between 11 and 12 years old, namely Asia Ceccoli, Giulia Rinaldi, Giorgia De Descisolo and Vera Stefania Olkhovskaya.

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  • Albania – RTSH
  • Armenia – AMPTV
  • Cyprus – RIK
  • Estonia – ERR
  • France – FT
  • Georgia – GPB
  • Germany – ARD/NDR
  • Ireland – RTÉ
  • Italy – RAI
  • Malta – PBS
  • North Macedonia – MRT
  • Poland – TVP
  • Portugal – RTP
  • San Marino – RTV San Marino
  • Spain – TVE
  • The Netherlands – AVROTROS
  • Ukraine – UA:PBC

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

Italy will open the show, while Malta will close the contest. Spain will perform tenth.

Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the news!

Junior Eurovision 2024: Listen to the Estonian entry!

Back in May, Annabelle Ats won Tähtede Lava, the Estonian artist selection format for Junior Eurovision, being the first Junior Eurovision 2024 participant to be revealed. Just moments ago, the music video of Annabelle’s entry titled “Tänavad” was released on the official Junior Eurovision YouTube channel.

You can listen to “Tänavad”, below:

How was Annabelle Ats selected?

Annabelle Ats competed in ETV’s competition Tähtede Lava early in 2024. Among four finalists and following the combination of public and jury voting, Annabelle Ats was crowned the winner of the selection and therefore the Estonian representative in Madrid.

Her song “Tänavad” was selected internally by ETV and was written by Sven Lõhmus, who has composed the Estonian entries for Eurovision in 2005, 2009, 2011 and 2017.

Who is Annabelle Ats?

13-year-old Annabelle is from Tartu County and has been involved in music since the age of 6. She studies solo singing at a singing studio and is also a talented pianist, which she spends time studying too.

In the past, Annabelle has participated successfully in many Estonian and international piano and singing competitions. And her win at Tähtede Lava looks set to be her greatest prize yet! Annabelle loves everything related to music, and talks enthusiastically about her greatest passion of all.

Junior Eurovision 2024

Seventeen countries will take part in the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest:

  • Albania – RTSH
  • Armenia – AMPTV
  • Cyprus – RIK
  • Estonia – ERR
  • France – FT
  • Georgia – GPB
  • Germany – ARD/NDR
  • Ireland – RTÉ
  • Italy – RAI
  • Malta – PBS
  • North Macedonia – MRT
  • Poland – TVP
  • Portugal – RTP
  • San Marino – RTV San Marino
  • Spain – TVE
  • The Netherlands – AVROTROS
  • Ukraine – UA:PBC

The 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held on November 16 in Madrid, Spain, following the country’s second-place finish last year and the refusal of the winning country, France, to host for the second year in a row. The slogan for this year’s contest is “Let’s Bloom!”, while Ruth LorenzoMarc Clotet and Melani Garcia will serve as this year’s hosts.

Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the news!