Luxembourg: Songwriting camp to take place for Eurovision 2025!
As it seems, another country is going to organize a songwriting camp, with the aim of creating songs for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. Read more
As it seems, another country is going to organize a songwriting camp, with the aim of creating songs for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. Read more
Kosovo is not going to take part in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2025 either!
Kosovo’s national broadcaster RTK has not received the coveted invitation from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to take part in the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest in Switzerland. According to a post by Kosovo’s official Eurovision account on X, the EBU did not give the green light for political reasons. In addition, they confirmed to RTK that in order to take part in the pan-European competition, they would have to become a full member of the organization.
The EBU is applying double standards. For #Kosovo , they are demanding full membership in the EBU before allowing participation in #Eurovision . However, they are not accepting for political reasons, even though RTK meets all the necessary requirements. #Stopdiscrimination pic.twitter.com/zHYRWgMblX
— Eurovision Kosovo (@ESCKOSOVO) August 7, 2024
For the record, Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia in 2008, without the latter accepting this fact. To date, 104 member states of the United Nations and three more non-UN member countries (Taiwan, Cook Islands and Niue) have recognized Kosovo as independent, while 10 countries have withdrawn their recognition. At the European level, Kosovo’s independence is not recognized by Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cyprus, Georgia, Greece, Moldova, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain and Ukraine.
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The songs sumbission process in Norway for Melodi Grand Prix 2025 has opened!
Yesterday, the national broadcaster of Norway, NRK, announced the beginning of the songs submission process for Melodi Grand Prix 2025, the national final of the country, in order to choose the next entry of the Scandinavian kingdom at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest in Switzerland!
The songs submission window opened on 6th of August and is about to remain opened until 1st of September.
This year Norway was represented in Malmö by the group Gåte and the song “Ulveham” and finished once again in the last place of the grand final receiving 16 points.
https://youtu.be/YBbL8ORqNVU
Source: eurovision.tv
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Andriy Danilko, who plays the well-known and beloved Verka Serduchka, declares that he will not be a member of the jury again in the country’s national final for Eurovision, asking for changes.
The famous Ukrainian artist was a judge in the national final of Ukraine from 2016 to 2020 and this year. Andriy Danylko says the national final has lost the elements of tension and surprise since the two semi-finals were scrapped and is calling for their return so he can be a judge again.
Despite his disagreements with the selection process, Andriy Danylko strongly supported this year’s representatives Jerry Heil and Alyona Alyona.
Ukraine has yet to confirm its participation in Eurovision 2025, although it is expected to participate as normal. It is most likely that they will follow the method of the national final for the selection of their participation for the next year as well.
This year Ukraine was represented in Malmö by Alyona Alyona and Jerry Heil and the song “Teresa & Maria” finishing in the third place of the grand final receiving 453 points.
https://youtu.be/d4N82wPpdg8?si=JhnjUl_ng1TsxZ86
Source: glavred
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More and more songwriting camps take place all over Europe and are related to the Eurovision Song Contest. The fact that Nemo’s The Code was created in such a camp makes this way of song writing for the music competition even more popular.
Latvia’s LETA news agency reveals that between August 26 and 29, a songwriting camp is going to be held in the country’s capital, Riga, in collaboration with Swedish and domestic artists, with the aim of creating songs for Eurovison 2025. The camp will take place at Auss studio and there will be suitable recording equipment for the artists who wish to participate.
As it was said above, the camp is a joint initiative of Latvian and Swedish artists and aims to give impetus to Latvia’s participation in Eurovision, which this year managed to qualify for the first time after 2016. Latvia is once again about to choose its entry through Supernova.
Songwriting camps for Eurovision 2025 were held in various countries, such as Greece, Malta and Norway.
Source:Euromix
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A few minutes ago, another country confirmed its participation in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest, which is set to take place next year in Switzerland!
In detail, after a meeting that took place on Thursday in ICTIMAI TV, the country’s public broadcaster, Azerbaijan officially confirmed its participation in Eurovision 2025, and also opened the submission window for those interested, until September 15.
A few minutes ago, another country confirmed its participation in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest, which is set to take place next year in Switzerland!
Despite the many different conversations about a possible withdrawal, the small country of San Marino, is going to take part in Eurovision 2025, which is set to take place in Switzerland! Read more
We are now officially a few weeks away from knowing the first major detail about the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest. We are of course talking about the announcement of the host city of the next Contest, which seems to be really close!
In particular, SRG SSR, the public broadcaster of Switzerland, announced through a post on their social media accounts, the exact date of this announcement. In one month from now, this long-awaited announcement is going to take place, namely, on August 30:
The two cities left in the race are Basel and Geneva. Whichever of the two cities chosen in the end, for yet another year, the capital of the hosting country, will not host the Contest.
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San Marino is going to take part at the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest which is about to be held in Switzerland next year.
Through a story on the official Instagram account of the Una Voce per San Marino, the process through which the representative is emerged, the presence of the enclave-microstate of the Italian peninsula was confirmed, against the will of one of the members of the government of the Most Serene Republic who wanted the absence of the country due to the third consecutive elimination for the grand final.
SMRTV has confirmed that the upcoming fourth edition of Una Voce per San Marino will select its #Eurovision 2025 entrant.
[ unavocepersanmarino] pic.twitter.com/Fx1RzrAkqN
— ESC Discord (@ESCdiscord) July 25, 2024
The countries that have confirmed their participation as of now, are:
This year San Marino was represented in Malmö by the Spanish group Megara and the song “11:11” but failed to qualify to the grand final as they ended up in 14th place with 16 points.
https://youtu.be/IqyJvkGmAjo
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