News for tag: 2008
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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 Russian pop star and 2009 Eurovision Song Contest winner Dima Bilan has been nominated to represent Europe in the competition for MTV's Worldwide Act award. Will he win it? It's up to you!
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The next country we visit in our look back at the history of Europe's Favourite TV Show is Armenia. They are a relative newcomer to the competition, but have enjoyed top ten placings on all but one of their attempts to date.
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Russian superstar and the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest winner, Dima Bilan has once again made a change in his career and took a new angle to music at his last concert.
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If you have missed us then fear not! We are back after the busy national selection season with our next edition of the Countdown to Baku series where after travelling from Istanbul to Helsinki via Kyiv and Athens, our next stop is Serbia's capital, Belgrade and the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest.
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It certainly was one of the top moments of the year in Azerbaijan when their Ell/Nikki won the trophy they had been so close to winning for several years. And according to our fans on Facebook, it's also one of the top 5 moments of this Eurovision Song Contest season.
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Sirusho, the Armenian representative back in the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest with the hit song Qele Qele, told the media today that she could return to the contest in the future.
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Bulgaria broadcaster BNT, who decided to take part in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest exactly a month ago, has already set the time they'll pick their contestant for Yerevan. Now they also revealed one more exciting fact about it!
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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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The participants of the Eurovision Song Contest seem to have become stars all over Europe, with many of them gathering prizes from prestigious award shows.
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The winner of the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest, the Russian megastar Dima Bilan, has released a new album, called Dreamer, where he also duets with the world superstar Anastacia.
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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.
Related media
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Former winners together in Athens
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Theme art in 2008-2012
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Ultimate Gallery: Andy Abraham for United Kingdom
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Ultimate Gallery: Ani Lorak for Ukraine
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Ultimate Gallery: Mor ve Ötesi for Turkey
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Ultimate Gallery: Hind for The Netherlands
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Ultimate Gallery: Paolo Meneguzzi for Switzerland
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Ultimate Gallery: Charlotte Perrelli for Sweden
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Ultimate Gallery: Rodolfo Chikilicuatre for Spain
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Ultimate Gallery: Rebeka Dremelj for Slovenia
