Five victories, a host of classic entries, and a loyal fan base. As more countries flock to the 2016 Song Contest John Lucas asks whatever happened to the fan-favourite of Luxembourg?

While the Press Center in Stockholm won’t open for another nine months, Eurovision 'on-season' technically starts on September 1... today! As we wait for more news on participating nations and their flagbearers for 2016, we wanted to ask a simple question. What are you most looking forward to for this upcoming year?

While the Press Center in Stockholm won’t open for another nine months, Eurovision 'on-season' technically starts on September 1... today! As we wait for more news on participating nations and their flagbearers for 2016, we wanted to ask a simple question. What are you most looking forward to for this upcoming year?

Eurovision “off-season” seems to become shorter and shorter each year. Before we know it, the traditional September 1st cutoff date for next year’s entries will be upon us, and we’ll catch our first glimpses of next year's songs. But can we look into the past to predict our musical futures?

Two years to the day after Eurovision was awarded to Malmö, the news came through that 2016 would head to Stockholm's Globen Arena. And hidden in the announcement of the venue were a few clues to SVT's approach.