After much speculation over the Summer, VRT the Dutch-language Belgian broadcaster has confirmed it will participate in the Eurovision Song Contest 2027 taking place in Burgas, Bulgaria next May.

Swedish broadcaster SVT has revealed the host cities and dates for its national selection for Eurovision 2027, Melodifestivalen. The show will once again take place over six weeks, in six different ...

AMPTV the national broadcaster of Armenia has confirmed their representative for JESC 2026. Later this year Naré will take to the stage in Ta’ Qali, Malta on October 24.

Recently the EBU and Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026 host broadcaster PBS have revealed the running order for the live Final on Saturday October 24 taking place at the MFCC in Malta. Last years’ ...

SMRTV the national broadcaster of San Marino have confirmed Violamarie will sing ‘Ruota Panoramica’ for San Marino at JESC 2026 in Malta on October 24.

Taking up the hosting honours for the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 is Thailand and its broadcaster Channel 3. The venue of choice is IdeaLive in Bangkok. This entertainment space is ...

Following the tradition of many other broadcaster artist selections, RAI have confirmed Matteo Trullu will represent Italy at JESC 2026 after his victory on The Voice Kids Italy earlier this year.

Later this November the first Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 will take place in Bangkok, Thailand. Now Bangladesh has confirmed Beatmosphere will represent the nation after winning Voice of ...

Georgia’s national broadcaster GPB has confirmed that Davit Lomidze will sing, ‘Sun On The Rooftops’ for Georgia at JESC 2026 in Malta on October 24.

The Montenegrin broadcaster RTCG have confirmed Mija Vujović will sing, ‘Muzika nas spaja’ for Montenegro at JESC 2026 in Malta on October 24.

The Spanish broadcaster RTVE have confirmed that Lucas Paulano will sing, ‘Cuore Bello (Te quiero, Te quiero)’ for Spain at JESC 2026 in Malta on October 24.

OGAE Italy won the fan‑run OGAE Second Chance Contest 2026, as Ditonellapiaga’s ‘Che fastidio!’ collected 318 points to finish ahead of Ukraine’s Jerry Heil in the 40th edition hosted by OGAE Sweden.