It’s one of the entries everyone is anxious to hear, and we can now confirm that Czech Republic’s comeback entry will finally be revealed on March 10th! Marta Jandová and Václav Noid Bárta’s supposed rock ballad “Hope Never Dies” was confirmed as the Czech entry back in January and today saw the duo record the music video for the song. …

Four acts have already been confirmed for this year’s London Eurovision Party, known as one of the two major pre-Eurovision events for this year’s participants. Mélanie René (Switzerland), Giannis Karagiannis (Cyprus) and Marta Jandová and Václav Noid Bárta (Czech Republic) will all be performing at the event in London, with special guest Sarbel (Greece 2007) joining them on the line-up. …

The returning entry for the Czech Republic will be released in March, it has been revealed. Eurowizja, the Polish Eurovision site, has confirmed that the song’s premier will take place next month at some point. Marta Jandová – lead singer of German metal band Die Happy – and rock singer Václav Noid Bárta will represent their country in its first …

  We had to wait six years for the Czech Republic to return to the contest and to make up for it, they sent to singers as Marta Jandová and Václav Noid Bárta have been internally selected by the broadcaster. The duo was formed for the contest so let’s find out who they are: Marta Jandova has had a successful career …

It’s purely speculation at this point but recent rumours of a male and female duet for the Czech Republic’s Eurovision return have set fans into a frenzy recently. The latest rumour now suggests that it will be Monika Bagárová and Ezdráš “Ezy” Hýbl who might be singing Ondřej Soukup’s song in Vienna, with Bagárová teasing “big news” coming soon on …

The Czech broadcaster CT has decided that popular composer Ondřej Soukup will compose the country’s long-awaited returning entry in 2015. Soukup, who has composed a song for Ewa Farna and has written soundtracks for twenty feature films, will compose three entries which will be submitted to CT in a few weeks time. These songs will then be presented to a …

The EBU has confirmed that 39 countries will be represented at the Eurovision Song Contest 2015, hosted between 19-23 May in Vienna, Austria. The number is two up on last year, representing the first increase in participation since Germany’s hosting in 2011. Amongst the participants is a surprising return from Czech Republic, who will take part for the first time …

The Eurovision world probably hasn’t seen such a big surprise for quite a while: The Czech Republic will return to the Eurovision Song Contest 2015! This announcement was officially made by eurovision.tv today. “Czech Television is happy to be back again in that wonderful competition. After three entries in the previous years we hope to offer Europe a top quality …

The Czech national broadcaster CT has confirmed what many were expecting to the fan site esctoday: The Central European country won’t return to the Eurovision Song Contest next year. Exact reasons haven’t been stated. Besides the Czech Republic, the microstates Andorra and Monaco have also confirmed they won’t be present at the 60th Eurovision Song Contest in Austria next year. …

The content of this editorial does not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of ESC United, its editorial board or its readers. No sooner had the end credits finished for the contest in Copenhagen before fans begun speculation on what the next year would bring and, as is tradition, many have turned to possible rumours of returning or debuting countries …