In episode four of the Eurovision Wars podcast, we reach Malmö 2024. Tensions are high all round, and several artists are looking at their moment in the global spotlight as an opportunity to speak to the world.

Albanians worldwide are preparing to enjoy this year’s Festivali i Kenges. So is the Eurovision Song Contest community. Martin Bishop looks at one of Eurovision’s Christmas traditions.

Ewan Spence sits down with Artur Deyneuve to talk about the visual design of Basel 2025, the Swiss Grid, half tone images, why Helvetica is not the chosen font, and more, in the latest ESC Insight Chat Over Coffee podcast.

Liverpool’s Eurovision Song Contest brought us “United By Music.” Following its success, the EBU adopted it as the Contest slogan into the future. Ahead of a potential secondary slogan from Basel, Erik Nelson thinks about the impact of our forever slogan.

Let’s start on the dancefloor. My relationship with Strictly Come Dancing (the UK’s version of Dancing With The Stars) is temperamental at best. Dance isn’t my area of expertise; I can’t tell the difference between an American Smooth and a Tango even if my life depended upon it. Anyway, the final episodes of Strictly 2023 […]

Join Phil Doré and Ana Oppenheim as they explore the controversy and the politics that impacted Bambi Thug, Ireland, and all the artists at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2024, arguably the most controversial season in the Song Contest’s history.