This morning, SVT revealed Stockholm as the Host City for the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest. The capital city's Globe Arena will stage the contest for the second time in its history. The Semi-Finals will be held on 10 and 12 May, the Grand Final on 14 May 2016. Information about ticket sales is...

The Eurovision Song Contest was seen by almost 200 million viewers in its 60th anniversary year. The three live shows from Vienna, Austria on 19, 21 and 23 May reached 197 million people in 40 countries – 2 million more than in 2014.

Already one day after the Grand Final in Vienna, fans and press are wondering how they can get tickets for the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden. 

The EBU has just revealed the full split results of the 2015 Eurovision song Contest, which you can find the first Semi-Final, second Semi-Final and Grand Final here.  There has also been an announcement made by the EBU concerning the voting in two countries.

It was an exciting evening at the Wiener Stadthalle where in front of thousands of people in the arena and millions of people on TV, Måns Zelmerlöw from Sweden won the 2015 edition of Europe's Favourite TV Show with the song Heroes!

Right after the final performance, the winner of the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest returned to the press centre at the Wiener Stadthalle.

Check out what kind of 'bridges' are there between the Junior and the 'big' Eurovision Song Contest!