Shortly before the end of the KAN broadcast for the presentation of the video clip of Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2024, Eden Golan sang live and acapella, a small part of Hurricane, proving once again her vocal capabilities.
Eden Golan will represent Israel at Eurovision 2024 with the song Hurricane. Israel participates in the second half of the second semi-final.
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Source: uval1
Just a week prior Vidbir 2024, the Ukrainian national selection format for Eurovision 2024, Jerry Heil & Alyona Alyona gave their first televised performance of their entry “Teresa & Maria”, in the morning show “Сниданок з 1+1“.
Jerry Heil & Alyona Alyona sang “Teresa & Maria” for the first time on 🇺🇦 morning show
In less than 2 weeks their Eurovision song received:
💠 4,1 million cumulative views on YouTube
💠 800k streams on Spotify – record for any Vidbir entries
💠 65% on 1xBet odds to win Vidbir pic.twitter.com/GwCzg5eyFQ— vanya ✙ 🇺🇦 (@eurovanya) January 26, 2024
“Teresa & Maria” is already a big favorite to win the Ukrainian selection and fly to Malmö, counting 800 thousand streams on Spotify and 1.4 million views on Youtube, something that no other Vidbir 2024 entry has accomplished yet.
After the selection of a committee and an online wildcard, the following eleven artists will compete in Vidbir 2024
The Ukrainian national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 will be held on February 03 at 18:00 CET, broadcasted by UA public TV channel (UA:First). The winner will be decided by a combination of 50% TV audience and 50% jury vote.
You can also check out the reaction video of the EurovisionFun team on Vidbir 2024 finalists:
The winners of Vidbir 2023 and hence the representatives of the country in Liverpool were TVORCHI with their song “Heart of Steel”, finishing in the sixth place of the scoreboard.
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Kalush Orchestra has performed their Eurovision 2022 song live in Lviv, Ukraine.
This year, the representatives of Ukraine decided that the best they can do for their country is to support it through direct communication with the European public. Kalush Orchestra will take part in a number of promotional concerts over the coming weeks and is planning to raise funds to aid the reconstruction of Ukrainian cities affected by the war.
The band met in Lviv together for the first time since the Russian invasion of Ukraine and are now actively working on their performance. Yesterday it was revealed that Kalush Orchestra will perform live at the Eurovision Song Contest, after fears that they would not be able to attend due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Earlier this week the Deputy Director of Rai 1, the host broadcaster of Eurovision 2022, confirmed that Ukraine had been exempted from the requirement to film a live-on-tape performance for the contest.
Ukraine will perform in the 6th place of the first semi-final in May.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiEGVYOruLk&t=2s
Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Ukrainian participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin, Italy!
πηγή:UA:PBC
Marius Bear has performed “Boys Do Cry”, his entry for the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, live for the first time.
Last night Marius Bear gave his first live performance of “Boys Do Cry”, the song that he will take to the Eurovision Song Contest for Switzerland. The official video clip was released on March 8th, but hadn’t been heard the live version up to this point. His performance was part of a wider showcase performance for the Italian language Swiss broadcaster RSI.
Watch his performance below (“Boys Do Cry” starts at 49 minutes):
28-year-old Marius Bear won the Swiss Music Award for Best Talent in 2019. He also released his debut album Not Loud Enough the same year. In 2020, he released the cover of Whitney Houston‘s “I Wanna Dance With Somebody ” after performing it on the TV show I Can See Your Voice. The cover currently has over 3.4 million streams on Spotify. Recently he has released the singles “Evergreen” and “Roses“.
Marius Bear will perform “Boys Do Cry” in 4th position in Semi-Final One on May 10th.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnsqrM40uaY
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Yesterday night on Melfest WKND, Vladana presented her song “Breathe” live for the first time. The song was released on March 4 but was not performed live until now.
You can listen to her performance below:
The song will be a dynamic ballad with a clear message, dedicated to Vladana’s mother. As Vladana said, the song is emotional, dynamic and melancholic. The songwriting team includes Vladana herself as well as the well known songwriter Darko Dimitrov with many successful songs in the contest.
Montenegro will compete in the second half of the second semi-final in May 12!
Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Montenegrin participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin, Italy!
Source: Eurovoix
Stefania‘s very first live performance has just been completed. This year’s representative of Greece has performed her entrty, “Last Dance“, for the very first time live, accompanied by a piano.
This performance took place within the show Our Best Easter, this year’s Easter show on the Greek public broadcaster, ERT, where Stefania was invited.
This live performance of “Last Dance” will be immediately uploaded on the official YouTube channel of the Contest, as a part of the acoustic performances of this year’s entries. Another live performance is going to take place in the Eurovision episode of Your Face Sounds Familiar next Sunday, May 9th.
Enjoy Stefania‘s first live performance of “Last Dance” in the video below:
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