16 songs made it to the knock out stage of the Eurovision NI World Cup 2020. This week they have been pitted against each other in one on one battles, you have voted and the polls have now closed. It is time to reveal the eight songs that have advanced to the Quarter Final round.
You have voted 16 songs from this year’s Eurovision bunch into the knockout stages of the Eurovision NI World Cup 2020. We have already lost some great tracks, but now it’s time to cut 16 down to the top 8 in this the round of 16. The remaining songs will duel it out for a place in the quarter finals round, but it’s up to you to decide who that’ll be. Read out to find out the match ups and to vote!
This week you have been voting in the sixth group of the Eurovision NI’s World Cup 2020! The countries participating in this group are: France, UK, Belarus, Serbia and Italy. The poll closed this morning and only two songs can advance to the next stage.
VAL is Belarus’ pick for Eurovision in 2020. Their song is called ‘Da vidna’ check out the lyrics with an English translation below.
It’s time to vote in the sixth group of the Eurovision NI’s World Cup 2020! The countries participating in this group are: France, UK, Belarus, Serbia and Italy. Listen to all the songs below and vote for your favourite in the poll. Only two songs can advance to the next stage.
Eurovision has been hailed by many as being the ‘Gay World Cup’. So what if the format for Eurovision was more like the World Cup? The World Cup happens every four years, but we had so much fun with our Eurovision World Cup feature, that it’s become a staple of our Eurovision diary each year. Previous winners have included Nicky Byrne for Ireland (2016), Imri Ziv for Israel (2017), Saara Aalto for Finland (2018) and KEiiNO for Norway (2019). Who will win in 2020? Here’s how it works!
12 songs made the shortlist for Belarus’ 2020 Eurovision selection Eurofest. This was won this evening by VAL. They will sing the song ‘Da vidna’ in Rotterdam in May. Check out the full results below!
12 songs have been shortlisted for the final of the Belarus Eurovision 2020 national selection. We take a look at the contenders and rank them from least favourite to favourite, ahead of the live show on 6 March.
49 songs were performed in front of an expert jury in Minsk earlier today in a bid to make it to the final of the Belorussian Eurovision selection final on 6 March. 12 songs made the shortlist. Find out which songs were successful.
This week has been a stellar week for Eurovision selection news and the reports keep coming in, this time it’s the turn of Belarus. The nation return to a selection show in 2020. The live audition stage of the show will take place on Monday 27 January and will see the 49 shortlisted artists perform for a jury who will then select up to twelve acts to compete in the Grand Final which will take place on 6 March. The overall winner will be decided by a combination of jury and televote.
