The Caucasian country of Georgia and their broadcaster GPB have announced the five artists set to take part in the national final on January 14th. The songs from each of the candidates will be presented on New Year’s Eve (December 31st) and the winner will be chosen on January 14th through a 50/50 combination of an international jury and televoting. …

The views expressed in this editorial are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of ESC United, its editorial board, its readers, or any other person, entity, or organization. My view with Eurovision has always been “the more, the merrier,” and I’m happy that more countries are confirming their participation for 2015. But, …

Today marks the beginning of Eurovision season as any song released from today may be eligible to take part in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015! Some countries are also beginning their selection processes this month so here’s a quick guide to what we can expect to happen in September… Switzerland kicks off their search After a successful campaign in 2014 …

The Georgian public broadcaster has announced that the Caucasian artist or band will be internally chosen. Despite the candidate to wave the Georgian flag is unknown, GPB confirmed that it will be chosen on September. Could any Eurovision voice go back to the contest ? could even a former Junior Eurovision performer have the honor to sing for Georgia in the senior category ? …

  The Georgian national broadcaster, GPB, has today announced their representatives in Marsa, Malta on the 15th of November in the 2014 Junior Eurovision Song Contest. From over 40 applications the broadcaster held auditions and made the decision that the Trio; Lizi, Sofi, and Dea, will represent Georgia in JESC 2014. The song is yet to be announced, and the trio …

You may remember back in May that rumours of Georgia being disqualified from the contest in 2015 were abundant. As a result of their dodgy jury votes in the final of the contest in which all five jurors had the same favourite acts, considered a statistical impossibility by the EBU, the country instead used 100% televoting in the final in …

The Junior Eurovision Song Contest preparations are in full swing, Sweden have selected their singer and song, Malta have selected their singer, Ukraine have their National Final line-up, and a number of countries are accepting songs. The Georgian broadcaster, GBP have now began their song search, and are accepting songs from children aged 10-15 years to send their application, including; …

Little under two weeks after the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest came to an end, the European Broadcasting Union are preparing the second largest cong contest in Europe, Junior Eurovision Song Contest. Viewers of the Eurovision Song Contest will have noticed that a young girl named Gaia Cauchi performed some of her song ‘The Start’ in the grand final. This young …

Georgia’s jury is accused of cheating; the votes of the 5 member panel were not included which means a 100% televote was used this Saturday when the results were presented by Nodi Tatishvili and Sophie Gelovani (Georgia 2013 representatives). As it turns out, all five jury members had the exact Top 8 songs (same order) which is statistically basically impossible. …

Every year our “Expert” Panel comes together to judge all entries for the Eurovision Song Contest and they’re back to take apart the 2014 entries and rank them accordingly. While their characters and comments may be wacky, the scores are dead serious. All 7 panelists will comment on the song and rank them accordingly giving it points using a scale …