Russia and Azerbaijan qualify for Eurovision 2019 final
Russian singer Sergey Lazarev and representative of Azerbaijan Chingiz …
Eurovision-2019
Eurovision 2019 kicks off in Tel Aviv
Contestants from 41 countries walked an orange carpet in Tel Aviv's "Culture Square" on Sunday for the opening ceremony of Eurovision 2019. The 64th Eurovision Song Contest holds semi-finals in Tel Aviv on May 14 and May …
Chingiz to represent Azerbaijan at Eurovision 2019
27-year-old singer-songwriter Chingiz will take to the Eurovision stage in Tel Aviv to represent Azerbaijan with the song 'Truth’. He will attempt to qualify from the second Semi-Final on Thursday 16th of …
Georgia's Eurovision 2019 representative revealed
Georgia will be represented at the 2019 Eurovision song contest in Tel Aviv by singer Oto Nemsadze. He earned the opportunity after winning on a popular TV show Star of Georgia yesterday and was granted the right …
Eurovision ticket sales halted due to irregularities
Just three days after they went on sale, the Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation (KAN) halted the purchase of tickets for the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest due to suspected irregularities. Public broadcaster cites concerns over …
Ukraine withdraws from Eurovision 2019 song contest
Ukraine will not participate in the Eurovision 2019 international song contest, the press service of the National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine informed on Wednesday, TASS reports. "The National Public Broadcasting Company …
Sergei Lazarev to represent Russia at Eurovision-2019 in Israel
Sergei Lazarev will represent Russia at the Eurovision song contest for the second time, the event’s official broadcaster in Russia, VGTRK, announced. "Sergei Lazarev will represent Russia at the …
Sergey Lazarev to represent Russia at Eurovision 2019
Sergey Lazarev is set to represent Russia for a second time at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv. Lazarev reportedly will perform a song composed by Philip Kirkorov, as well as Dimitris Kontopulus and …
Eurovision 2019 to be held in Jerusalem
Freshly-crowned Eurovision queen Netta Barzilai struck fire with her victory speech, as she invited viewers to see next year's song contest in the occupied Jerusalem, not the internationally-recognized Israeli capital Tel …
