The Swiss are having a lot to deal with lately, not only preparing for next year’s show, but also to find the best suitable artist, to follow in Nemo‘s footsteps. This will be done once again internally, cause why fix it, if it’s working just fine. Let’s get into the details. Switzerland in 2025 As mentioned just before, Switzerland will …
Last month, we had a quick detailed look into where we could potential end up going in 2025, and now, we officially have the bids that are competing to actually host the entire thing. Thanks to Nemo‘s victory in Malmö, the Swiss broadcaster (SRG SSR) are fully in preparation mode for the upcoming contest, which will be held in one …
The management of SRG (Swiss broadcaster) has today decided who will be leading the grand project of making the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest a success. In fact, it’ll be a double effort even. ESC 2025 well underway! It hasn’t even been a month yet, since Nemo impressed inside Malmö Arena and all the viewers watching from home. However, SRG SSR …
Switzerland is known for various things, but when it comes to the Eurovision Song Contest, it is known as the birthplace of the contest. It all started in 1956, when the first ever contest was held in Lugano. Then, when the country finally achieved success once more in 1988, the contest was held in Lausanne, the following year. Could we …
For the second year in a row, the semi-finals were purely decided by the televote – well, with the exception of San Marino – however, the final is still decided by both the jurors and the televote, which has been the case, since 2009 now. Once again this year, the EBU revealed the full list of all the jurors from …
Congratulations are in order to Switzerland and Nemo, the winner of this edition of the Eurovision Song Contest! They made history as the first non-binary singer to claim victory in the contest, captivating audiences with their song “The Code,” a fusion of drum-and-bass, opera, rap, and rock, which delves into the journey of self-discovery as a non-binary individual. Upon receiving …
This year’s Eurovision winner, Swiss entry “The Code”, was written at the 2023 SUISA songwriting camp, an annual event held from May 30-June 1 of last year in Zurich. This was a mere 17 days after a song written at the previous year’s camp, Remo Forrer’s “Watergun”, was performed at the Eurovision Grand Final in Liverpool. Put on by SUISA, …
The hectic days are indeed over us, the second semi-final has concluded and with that, we got another 10 finalists for this year’s contest, and since it was the conclusion of the second semi-final, we finally learned who became this year’s 26 finalists, let’s have a quick look into all of that. The remaining spots Let’s first have a quick …
Once again we asked you to predict who will qualify for the grand final during tonight’s semi-final, and a total of 1,875 votes were cast by 252 readers. And now it’s time to reveal the results! It should come at no surprise that Switzerland’s very own Nemo topped our poll tonight collecting a total of 195 votes from users – …
As the second semi-final rapidly approaches, it’s time for us to discover who YOU believe will advance to the grand final tomorrow. A total of 16 acts are slated to compete in the semi-final, vying for 10 coveted spots. Now, it’s your turn, the readers of ESC United, to share your predictions on which acts will qualify for the grand …
