The Eurovision NI World Cup returns for the fourth consecutive year in 2019. Group E saw Mahmood, Tamara Todevska, Darude, Luca Hanni and Zena do battle for Italy, Macedonia, Finland, Switzerland and Belarus respectively for the two spots in the next round. You’ve been voting since Sunday and now it’s time to reveal the results! Continue reading
The Eurovision NI World Cup returns for the fourth consecutive year and we continue the competition with Group E. Group E consists of Italy, Macedonia, Finland, Switzerland and Belarus. Take a look at their songs below and vote for your favourite in our poll!
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Zena is Belarus’ pick for Eurovision in 2019. Her song is called ‘Like It’ check out the lyrics below.
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Belarus hosted their national final this evening. Ten songs competed but the country chose ‘Like It’ by x to represent them in Tel Aviv. Continue reading
Belarus will pick their song for Eurovision 2019 in a few weeks’ time, before that we listen to the ten songs who will do battle in their national final and rate them out of ten and rank them from worst to best. Continue reading
Belarus finally broke their silence on their plans for Eurovision 2019. The nation held live auditions this week and have selected ten songs to compete in the national final which will take place in a few weeks time. Continue reading
The first of September begins a new Eurovision season and we at Eurovision NI want to keep you updated on all the latest goings on. We’ve created a new table for the 2019 Contest that will let you know which countries will participate, information on the selection process, their artists and their songs. This page will be updated on a regular basis, but this is what we know so far! Continue reading
For the past seven years Belarus has used a national selection final to select their Eurovision artist and song. Today broadcaster BTRC announced that the nation will continue with this format for 2019! Continue reading
Junior Eurovision is basically Eurovision’s annoying little sister. The contest gives aspiring musicians under the age of 16 the chance to perform on one of the world’s biggest stages. This year a record twenty nations will compete in Belarus’ Minsk-Arena. The show will see the debut of Kazakhstan and Wales and is the sixteenth edition of the contest. Continue reading
