News for tag: 2004
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In order to properly begin the countdown to rehearsals beginning in Malmö on the 5th of May, today we are taking a closer look at all the entries that came in second place starting with Željko Joksimović in 2004 and finishing with Buranovskiye Babushki in 2012. Come and take a look at the videos of the performances you will never forget!
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In order to properly begin the countdown to rehearsals beginning in Malmö on the 5th of May, today we are taking a closer look at all the entries that came in third place starting with Sakis Rouvas in 2004 and finishing with Željko Joksimović in 2012. Come and take a look at the videos of the performances you will never forget!
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There are many benefits that come with being a winner in Europe's Favourite TV Show, apart from the honour of taking the title and having an international hit. It can also lead to making guest appearances in various national finals across Europe each year, and 2013 has been no exception.
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The countdown to the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest has well and truly begun. With only 7 months left before the first show kicks off in Azerbaijan, we are celebrating by bringing you video material from the most recent contests. We start with Istanbul 2004!
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Last year, Eurovision.tv did some research and found out who are the biggest Eurovision Song Contest stars on Facebook. This year, we did it again - we checked the data and found out exactly who is who on Facebook, out of all the former participants of Europe's favourite TV-show! Check it out!
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After being one of the leaders of the team that won the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest with Lena's Satellite and the male host of the 2011 edition of Europe's favourite TV-show, the German entertainer Stefan Raab, announced he's ending his career in this aspect.
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Yesterday, the representatives of Azerbaijan at the 2011 Eurovision Song, Eldar and Nigar shared a very special stage with the Balkan legend Goran Bregović and 2004 Eurovision Song Contest winner Ruslana during a concert in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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The day has come, Lena, the winner of this year's Eurovision Song Contest, has overthrown the 1974 winner, the music icon ABBA, in popularity. At least on Facebook, the latest numbers show.
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Alexander Rybak, the winner of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, called out for fans to join his Facebook page to cross the 100,000 fans line. Inspired by that, Eurovision.tv took some time to investigate, who of the former participants of Europe's favourite TV-show have the largest communities behind them in the most popular social medium in the world.
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Today the semi-final of the Azerbaijani national selection for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest was held. From the grandiose show, three qualified for the next stage.
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the fifth Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Istanbul 2004.
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Yesterday, at the Jury's Inn in Birmingham, the Eurovision Song Contest fan club OGAE UK held their annual convention. Guests were James Fox, who represented the United Kingdom in the 2004 contest in Istanbul with Hold On To Our Love, and Martyn Baylay who wrote the 2002 United Kingdom entry Come Back performed by Jessica Garlick. They shared their experiences and thoughts with the assembled audience.
Related media
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James Fox - Hold On To Our Love (United Kingdom) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Lisa Andreas - Stronger Every Minute (Cyprus) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Athena - For Real (Turkey) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Sanda Ladosi - I Admit (Romania) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Lena Philipsson - It Hurts (Sweden) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Jónsi - Heaven (Iceland) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Chris Doran - If My World Stopped Turning (Ireland) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Blue Cafe - Love Song (Poland) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Xandee - 1 Life (Belgium) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest
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Julia Savicheva - Believe Me (Russia) 2004 Eurovision Song Contest