Lenny Kuhr: Last News

The Eurovision Song Contest is planning to go ahead in May with social distancing in place, and that will extend in a somewhat extreme form to the big interval show. Six performers will appear on different rooftops around host city Rotterdam, nowhere near each other or anyone else, blasting any germs they might be harbouring in their throats straight out into the night sky.All six acts performing on the night will be former Eurovision winners.

Lordi have been announced as performers at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final.The 2006 Eurovision champs will join five other previous winners in Rotterdam this May, performing their winning single ‘Hard Rock Hallelujah’ for the Rock The Roof segment of the competition.The band will join Lenny Kuhr (‘De Troubadour’, 1969), Teach-In with Getty Kaspers (‘Ding-A-Dong’, 1975), Sandra Kim (‘J’aime La Vie’, 1986), Helena Paparizou (‘My Number One’, 2005) and Måns Zelmerlöw (‘Heroes’, 2015).The Eurovision Song Contest takes place on May 22 and comes after the event was cancelled last year for the first time in its 64-year history.“The Eurovision Song Contest is back after a year of absence,” explained Eurovision’s Head of Show Gerben