The 2009 FYR Macedonian Eurovision representatives Next Time have released the official video of their entry Nešto što ke ostane. The band will be bidding to bring the country its first ever Eurovision victory having debuted in 1998.
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İŞTE HADİSE’NİN AJANDASI

1 Mart – Bosna Hersek şarkı seçimi

6 Mart – Hollanda,Amsterdam

7 Mart – Frankfurt, Almanya

18 Mart – Moskova, Rusya

20 Mart – Stutgart, Almanya

27 Mart – Zurich, İsviçre

28 Mart – Paris, Fransa

16 ya da 18 Nisan – Norveç

17 Nisan – Finlandiya

1 Mayıs – Gürcistan

2 Mayıs – Azerbaycan

Ermenistan uzun bir aradan sonra sessizliğini bozdu ve ARMTV, 14 şubat cumartesi gecesi yapılacak final için adaylarını açıkladı.
Ermenistan bu yıl 4. kez katılacağı Eurovision Şarkı Yarışması için bugün kamuoyunu bilgilendirdi. Buna göre 14 şubat’da yapılacak final’de 21 aday yarışacak. Oylama juri ve sms ile gerçekleşecek.

İşte Ermenistan’ın 2009 için adayları:

Iren

Hasmik Margaryan

The Beautified Project

Gayane Arzumanyan

Marta Bulbulyan

Inga & Anush Arshakyanner

Oxygen

Artyom Hakobyan

Shprot

Hayk Kasparov

Arman Harutyunyan

Guj

Lilu

Davit Minasyan

Mher

Dorians

Bambir

Hripsime Hakobyan

Davo

Tigran Petrosyan

Sergey Grigoryan

Kaynak: esctoday.co -/- eurovision-turkey

Tonight, the Dutch national final took place. De Toppers performed six songs and the song “Shine” was chosen by the jury and televoting. Good luck in Moscow!

One of the entries in the upcoming Dansk Melodi Grand Prix will be sung by Danish-Icelandic singer Hera Björk. Hera Björk is a big star in her original home country Iceland and has previously tried her luck in the Icelandic preselection, and was one of the backing singers who joined Eurobandid on stage in the 2008 Eurovision in Belgrade. Hera, living in Copenhagen, will now perform the entry “Someday” in the Danish national final 2009, to be aired on January the 31st.
The music of the song is composed by …

ERT is about to have a press conference on the national song selection on February 11. During the press conference we will hear the 3 songs with which Sakis Rouvas will ask the Greek viewers which one is the best for Moscow. The national selection is set for February 18 at the Athinon Arena Music Hall. The show will be hosted by the Maggira sisters. The three songs are in the process of finalise and there will be full choreography in all songs composed by Dimitris Kontopoulos.
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RTP received till this morning 80 songs to the Portuguese selection to the Eurovision Song Contest. The songs are from all the music styles, including some “comics”. Among the artists is Nucha, Portuguese entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1990 with “Há Sempre Alguém” (There’s always someone).
The deadline to submit songs is next Monday, January 12. Probably the number of submitted songs will double. Two days after, a jury of experts will select the 24 best songs. The jury will include the head of delegation José Poiares and the musicians …

Iceland will start their search for the song to represent the country in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow this Saturday. There will be four heats leading to two semi-finals and the final on February 14th. Two songs from each heat will go on to the semi-finals.

The songs competing in the first heat this Saturday, the 10th January are the following (click on the artist or song to listen courtesy of RUV):

Edgar Smári – The kiss we never kissed
Heiða Ólafs – Dagur nyr
Jóhanna Guðrún Jónsdóttir – Is it true
Ólöf …

As previously reported by, FYR Macedonia will select its next Eurovision Song Contest entry on Saturday 21st February following two semi finals on Thursday 19th February and Friday 20th February. 16 songs will participate in each semi final and the top half will qualify for the final. Today, national broadcaster, MKRTV, have announced the 32 songs and composers that have reached the semi finals.

A special draw to decide the running order of the semi finals will be made live on television next month. The 32 songs in the running were …

CHARLOTTE:
This 17-year-old has displayed a flair for performance from early childhood. By age 11 she and her family moved lock, stock and barrel back from Nottingham to Essex in order for her to attend Sylvia Young’s much-admired stage school. She earned her place with a combination of sheer talent and determination, plus over 500 letters to obtain both the grants and scholarship the family needed to see her through.
“I’m really excited about being in the show and just amazed at how quickly everything has happened,” says Charlotte. “I can’t begin …