Eurovision: Last News

The latest season of Doctor Who throws a cosmic curveball with a unique sci-fi twist on the Eurovision Song Contest. However, the real deal and the FA Cup could kick the fan-favourite BBC series off its usual broadcasting slot. Ncuti Gatwa is back in action as the 15th Doctor this season, with Ruby Sunday (portrayed by Millie Gibson) saying her goodbyes to the TARDIS and making way for a new companion to adventure alongside the Time Lord.

Sam Ryder has announced the start of his next era with the release of the new single ‘White Lies’ – listen to the track below.The singer-songwriter and 2022 Eurovision star took time out from his newfound success in 2023 to relocate to Nashville, where he has signed with the independent label Artist Theory.‘White Lies’ is the first taste of his new artistic direction, the song co-written alongside Nick Lobel (Beyonce, Miley Cyrus, Harry Styles). Watch the video for the soulful, digitally percussive track here:Speaking about the track, Ryder has said: “I’ve been taking some time away, doing a lot of reflection, and came to the realisation that since everything went crazy in 2022 I’d been telling myself a lot of white lies as a coping mechanism.“After 15 years trying to be successful, getting knocked back and told I wasn’t good enough, I was thrown into this whole new realm of success.

Eurovision 2025 entry Tommy Cash has spoken to NME about the inspirations behind his controversial song ‘Espresso Macchiato’ and his hopes for winning. Watch the new video for the single and read the interview below.This year’s contest will be held in Basel, Switzerland, with its final being aired on May 17.

Eurovision entrant has used the voice of a BBC presenter in a new version of her song, ‘Kant’, now titled ‘SERVING’, after she got “complaints” about the track.Miriana Conte, who is representing Malta in the music contest, was due to perform her track ‘Kant’ at this year’s event in Basel, Switzerland.The word ‘kant’ translates to ‘singing’ in Maltese, however, it was claimed the BBC ‘complained’ about the entry as the word sounds similar to a British swear word. Conte has now changed the title and lyrics of the track, and she’s used the voice of BBC economics editor Faisal Islam on the new version.Islam interviewed Conte on BBC’s Newsnight about having just a few days to change the words in her song.

Måneskin‘s Damiano David has announced the release date for his debut solo album ‘Funny Little Fears’.The Italian singer-songwriter and frontman of the Eurovision winning band‘s solo album is set for release on May 16 via Sony Music Italy / Arista. It will feature his debut solo single ‘Born With A Broken Heart‘, the Labrinth-produced ‘Silverlines‘ and his latest release ‘Next Summer‘.‘Funny Little Fears’ will be available digitally and on various physical formats such as vinyl and CD. Comprised of 14-tracks, the LP marks what a press release describes as a “bold and defiant new chapter in Damiano’s career and artistry.”It promises to see David “break the moulds of expectation, both sonically and lyrically, defy genre boundaries, and bravely journey deep within the confines of his own mind as he confronts his fears.”1. ‘Voices’2. ‘Next Summer’3. ‘Zombie Lady’4. ‘The Bruise’5. ‘Sick Of Myself’6. ‘Angel’7. ‘Tango’8. ‘Born With A Broken Heart’9. ‘Tangerine’10. ‘Mars’11. ‘The First Time’12. ‘Perfect Life’13. ‘Silverlines’14. ‘Solitude (No One Understands Me)’Previously speaking to NME about the album, David shared: “It’s going to be very excessive, very dramatic, very theatrical, I would say.

Peter Andre is a very proud dad this week as she shares a very sweet update on his youngest daughter, Arabella. He also offers his verdict on Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, which aired last week but received largely unfavourable reviews from the critics. Elsewhere, he celebrates what became one of the biggest fashion-related talking points at this year's Oscars - the men's' sparkling brooches, and spills the beans on his Britain's Got Talent-worthy special skill...Tough crowd I haven’t had a chance to watch Meghan’s new Netflix show yet, but what I find interesting is that she’s clearly been judged before it even aired.

Eurovision 2025, set to perform their ballad ‘What the Hell Just Happened’.The BBC confirmed the news this morning (March 7), with Scott Mills announcing it on his Radio 2 show. He was joined by Remember Monday, who describe themselves as “pop girlies with a lil bit of yeehaw”, and played their track on the radio for the first time.Remember Monday’s track is propelled by strong vocals and beautifully blended harmonies and narrates the aftermath of a fun night out with friends.

Tommy Cash is set to represent Estonia at Eurovision 2025 – and has gone viral for his resemblance to Timothée Chalamet.Read More: The NME Big Read – Tommy Cash: “We are all gods”The Russian-Estonian rapper will take his track ‘Espresso Macchiato’ to this year’s edition of the annual song contest, the final of which will take place in Basel, Switzerland on Saturday May 17.Cash, who has worked with the likes of Charli XCX and Diplo, was selected after a public vote was held last weekend (via Eurovision.TV) He was victorious in Eesti Laul, a TV competition Estonia uses to choose its Eurovision entry each year (watch below). ‘Espresso Macchiato’ won with 83 per cent of the vote.The rapper will compete in the Eurovision semi-final on Saturday May 13.

Samantha Mumba has hit out at judges after coming as runner-up to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2025, calling them “unnecessarily rude”.The singer came second with her track My Way, and she criticised some members of the panel for lacking “credentials” and said some were “unnecessarily rude”.EMMY has been selected to represent Ireland in the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, and she will perform her track Laika Party. It is a tribute to the dog Laika who became the first animal in space when launched there by the Soviet Union in 1957.The competition to become Ireland’s representative took place on Friday (February 7), and each of the judges gave their comments on each performance during the competition on The Late Late Show on Irish broadcaster RTÉ on Friday night.One of the judges, choreographer and Irish Dancing with the Stars judge Arthur Gourounlian, said about Mumba’s performance:”It was very long to start.

Eurovision this year.Raphael won the Israeli talent show HaKokhav HaBa (The Next Star), meaning she gets to compete at Eurovision in Basel, Switzerland, in May.The 24-year-old singer told the story during her time in the competition, saying she survived the attack on Nova by hiding under dead bodies inside a bomb shelter for eight hours. Raphael also said she still has shrapnel in her head and leg from the attack.The singer only began singing professionally last year, saying “music is one of the strongest ingredients in my healing process” during the show.Her official song will be confirmed in the coming weeks by Israeli public broadcaster Kan, according to the Eurovision Song Contest website.The attack by Hamas on October 7, which targeted nearby Israeli communities and IDF bases as well as the music festival, was responsible for the deaths of 1,200 people and 251 were taken hostage.

hiding under piles of dead bodies inside a bomb shelter — earned her spot in the international extravaganza by winning her country’s Rising Star competition, also known as the “Hakochav Haba,” Wednesday night.“I can’t explain how excited and ready I am!” Raphael told Channel 12. “Thank you for giving me the huge privilege and trusting me to represent my people.”The 24-year-old singer from Ra’anana won the Israeli competition with renditions of Abba’s “Dancing Queen” and Sam Smith’s “Writing’s On The Wall.”She told viewers that she only started singing professionally after surviving the massacre on Oct.

The Masked Singer UK's sixth series is in full swing on ITV, with fans eagerly trying to guess the celebrities behind the new group of characters.Three celebrities have already been revealed - Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway and Bake Off's Prue Leith were unmasked as Spag Bol and Pegasus in the first episode.They were followed by 90s pop sensation Macy Gray, who was unveiled as Toad in the Hole on Saturday (January 11). Fans are now busy piecing together the cryptic clues to identify the remaining characters - Bear, Bush, Dressed Crab, Kingfisher, Pufferfish, Snail, Tattoo, Teeth and Wolf.

It's quite astonishing to think that Love Actually first captured our hearts over 20 years ago. The festive favourite has earned a permanent spot in our Christmas movie marathons, but there's something you may not know about one of its beloved characters.The character of Aurelia, who wins the heart of Jamie, portrayed by Colin Firth, is played by someone who's rather well-known in the music world. Ana Lucia Pereira Moniz, the actress behind Aurelia, flew the flag for her nation at the Eurovision Song Contest back in 1996.

Eurovision Song Contest, with updates on the stage, the look, and the ticket sales being confirmed.Next year’s instalment of the annual event will be held at Basel, Switzerland – following the victory of Nemo at this year’s event with their track ‘The Code’. It marked the nation’s first win since 1988, as well as the first-ever non-binary winner of Eurovision.Taking place in May, the 2025 edition will be the 69th Eurovision Song Contest, and now the organisers have begun to share more details about how it is taking shape.Speaking at a press conference in the city yesterday (December 16), the Project Team presented the visual concept for 2025 and launched the registration process for tickets.A post shared by Eurovision Song Contest (@eurovision)According to their statements, the visual and audio brand identity is developed by Art Director Artur Deyneuve, who looked to “create a design that made people feel heard and valued”.

Amanda Holden is hoping her latest daring outfit won't cause a stir with Ofcom.The 53-year-old will be hosting the Royal Variety Performance alongside her good mate Alan Carr, airing on ITV this Sunday night from 8pm.The show will feature Britain's Got Talent winner Sydnie Christmas performing in front of the King and other Royal family members. Other big names on the line-up include Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Eurovision champ Nemo, and comedian Ellie Taylor.

Tributes have been pouring in for Dickie Rock, a star of Ireland’s showband era, who has sadly passed away at the age of 88. Dickie was a former singer with the Miami Showband and enjoyed a successful solo career.The Dublin-born singer represented Ireland in the 1966 Eurovision Song Contest with the song Come Back To Stay. Dickie's wife Judy tragically died in 2022 after contracting Covid-19.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!'s Barry McGuigan isn't the only one in his family with a claim to fame. His dad, Patrick, was a well-known singer who even represented Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest, securing fourth place. Under the stage name Pat McGeegan, he first gained recognition in 1963 when his band The Big Four hit number 7 in the Irish charts with their single The Wedding.

Sam Ryder’s manager has been recruited to help find the contestant that will represent the UK at Eurovision 2025.The 69th Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Basel, Switzerland, with the final taking place in May 2025. This comes after Nemo clinched victory for Switzerland at Eurovision 2024 with their track ‘The Code’.

Singer Martin Lee, who was a member of the group Brotherhood Of Man – who won the Eurovision Song Contest for the UK in 1976, has died at the age of 77. Brotherhood Of Man secured the top spot for the UK in the 1976 Eurovision Song Contest with their catchy tune Save Your Kisses For Me, which dominated the competition with 164 points, leaving second-placed Switzerland far behind.The song's success didn't stop there, as it also reached number one on the UK singles chart in 1976 and achieved the same feat in over 30 countries worldwide.

Irish icon Graham Norton has been delighting audiences with his sensational presenting skills, flawless sense of humour and flair for commanding an audience for almost 30 years. Whether it was his laugh out loud antics on Father Ted, following in the footsteps of the late Terry Wogan to commentate Eurovision, or even helming his very own chat show, The Graham Norton Show, the star has cemented his place in the hearts of viewers across the country.

Graham Norton recounted a harrowing ordeal where he was severely injured and "left for dead" after being viciously stabbed during the 1980s. Breaking his usual comical persona, Graham reflected that "no failure compares to dying", highlighting the severity of the terrifying incident that unfolded on the streets of London.The charming Irish-born presenter, 61, now well-known for his eponymous talk show on the BBC, courageously opened up about the 1989 knife assault which saw him lose "lost half [his] blood while talking to The Telegraph.The experience was noted as the darkest moment in the life of the star.