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Have all entries been chosen now?

Just Bulgaria tomorrow.

Bulgaria is being a tit and hyping it up for its release tomorrow
Better meet the hype!!

Good. Can finally get to listen and grade them.

Thank you Lucas and Tom.

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Originally Posted by Tom* (Post 8569364)

UPDAAAAATED

thank you and what do you think about Ira Losco's Walk On Water?

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Originally Posted by Nicky91 (Post 8569420)

thank you and what do you think about Ira Losco's Walk On Water?

I love it
#1 Azerbaijan
#2 Malta
#3 Spain
#4 Italy

Thank you Tom :love:

I'm so excited!

Going to listen to all of the songs over the next two days.

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Originally Posted by EspeonBB (Post 8569777)

Thank you Tom :love:

It's fine! I'm sorry I couldn't of done it earlier but GCSEs 💔

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Eurovision Song Contest concept to be developed in Asia!

Australian broadcaster SBS has secured an exclusive option to secure the TV format

Geneva, Switzerland Australian broadcaster SBS has announced that it has signed an exclusive option with the EBU to establish an Asian version of the Eurovision Song Contest. SBS and production partners, Blink TV, are now exploring the opportunity to establish the format in the Asia Pacific region, bringing together up to 20 countries to compete in one extraordinary live annual Grand Final.
"The first Eurovision Song Contest was held in 1956 with the aim of uniting nations and exploring new television technology. Since then, over 50 nations have taken part in this competition which reaches nearly 200 million viewers in Europe every year", said Jon Ola Sand, Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest.

The inaugural event would be hosted by Australia in 2017 and thereafter in other countries in the Asia Pacific. The broadcast rights will be licensed on a global basis and the event will offer the chance for Asia Pacific countries to showcase their song writing and performing talent to the world.

Chairman of the Reference Group of the Eurovision Song Contest, Dr. Frank-Dieter Freiling said:

"We are excited by the fact that Eurovision’s appeal is crossing continental borders to Asian countries. SBS Australia has been broadcasting the Eurovision Song Contest for over 30 years, so we feel they are a perfect partner to build an alliance of networks with, and give Asian songwriters and artists the opportunity to perform on the Eurovision stage".
SBS Managing Director Michael Ebeid explained:

"As the official broadcaster of the Eurovision Song Contest for over 30 years, SBS is pleased to explore the opportunity to bring an event of this calibre more closely to our shores, strengthening the multicultural ties in our region. Asia Pacific has a spectacular music culture and the perfect next step to extend the Eurovision brand, bringing its hugely popular appeal beyond Australian audiences and to the wider region".
Blink TV Director Paul Clarke said:

“Since Moscow 2009, alongside SBS, we have been building Australia's alliance with the Eurovision Song Contest, a brand that champions diversity, song writers and performers. Blink TV and SBS have been granted an opportunity to grow the Eurovision brand from an audience of 200 million, to a potential Asian audience of more than a billion viewers. I am certain we can build the team for this wonderful opportunity, and we look to partners in our part of the world to join us. Asia has an astonishing set of musical and visual cultures, and it will make for brilliant television.”
In May Australia will compete in the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time. Last year Guy Sebastian represented Australia and finished 5th in the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest. Dami Im will represent Australia in the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm.

http://www.eurovision.tv/page/news?i...eloped_in_asia

This is pretty cool. Eurovision will always remain superior though.

I'd watch it :clap1:

Plus it'd stop the 'AUSTRALIA AIN'T EUROPE' comments we've got for the last 2 years even though I've enjoyed their presence.

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Originally Posted by Braden (Post 8569779)

I'm so excited!

Going to listen to all of the songs over the next two days.

well i recommend Malta's song for you, and possibly Azerbaijan's song and the song from Czech Republic :)

Youtube video

Incredible.

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Originally Posted by _LucasMichael_ (Post 8571239)

Youtube video

Incredible.

well at least it's a fun song, and it's catchy

and Justice for Poli this year, because last time she didn't qualify

Oh. My. God.
I am shocked
Holy **** it's so good

Youtube video

Serhat has gone disco.

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Originally Posted by Tom* (Post 8569728)

I love it
#1 Azerbaijan
#2 Malta
#3 Spain
#4 Italy

thank you Tom :)

Bulgaria's song sounds like Barbie Girl by Aqua

really cheesy

oh this came quick

i'm lazy when do the semi finals start

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Originally Posted by Jay. (Post 8572813)

oh this came quick

i'm lazy when do the semi finals start

12 May, i think the first semi final

14 May the second semi final i think

and 16 May the final

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Originally Posted by _LucasMichael_ (Post 8571458)

Youtube video

Serhat has gone disco.

Pathetic

and they have the nerve to say that the reason they always place so ****ing low is because they have a small country...

alright if i were head Judge of eurovision, i would have a gold button and a red button

Gold = Automatic qualifier

Red = -2 votes

Why don't we get Simon Cowell and David Williams to join in whilst we're at it?
Hold on...