For the first time in the Eurovision Song Contest’s history, an artist will be performing in the show without travelling to the host venue to perform. This is the situation that Montaigne, Australia’s 2021 Euroviison act, has to face this year. Ben Robertson explains the logistics behind this decision.

We've been waiting two years for this moment: the return of Eurovision. Sixteen songs will vie for ten spots in Saturday's Grand Final, but there's so much more than just our competing songs. Samantha Ross takes a look at what to expect for Tuesday's show.

The City of Rotterdam has had to effectively pay twice to host the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest. However with less people coming to the party this year, will the city still benefit from hosting? Ben Robertson investigates.

Eurovision is built on the strength and talents of countless heroes, not least the stand-in singers. Samantha Ross explores their stories, as another name joins the legendary collective.

Who’ll Be Performing (39 nations, two fewer than last year after the withdrawal of Armenia and disqualification of Belarus, and two fewer than the 2019 event, following the withdrawal of Hungary and Montenegro, but the return of Ukraine and Bulgaria): Solo Female (17): Albania, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, France, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Latvia, Malta, […]