With Ireland and Australia set to make their debuts at this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest, Ben Robertson looks through the score tables of history to assess their chances and ponder where their votes will come from.
With all 17 songs in for JESC and excitement across National Finals, this is your ESC Insight Newsletter. This week Editor Ben Robertson argues why the home language rule in Junior Eurovision should be dead and buried.
The ESC Insight team look back through Junior Eurovision to look forward, who else do we want to see from Junior Eurovision grace the larger Eurovision stage in a not-too-distant May?
November’s first podcast means Junior Eurovision news, we have a near complete line-up. SVT has completed the exec staff for May, highlights from the National Selections, and music from Aminata.
As the autumn season of ‘Beyond Eurovision’ continues, don’t forget to listen to Ewan Spence’s weekly radio show that asks the simple question ‘what happens after the Eurovision Song Contest?’
Only one act can win the Eurovision Song Contest each year, but of the ten thousand acts who submit entries to a broadcaster, every one of them should be able to use the Song Contest to push themselves to the next professional level. Ewan Spence looks at the theory of 1000 True Fans through the lens of the Contest.
