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3 weeks ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
Since the reveal of all 37 songs competing at Eurovision 2025 earlier in March, we’ve counted more than 30,000 votes in our polls asking who should win Semi-Final 1 and Semi-Final 2 of Eurovision 2025. And now that you’ve had a few weeks to think things through, it’s time to answer the big one: Who should win Eurovision 2025? You’ve had time to listen to all of the entries and to tabulate your personal scores.
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4 weeks ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
Tonight’s the night: Producers behind the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 will reveal the precise running order for each semi-final. You can watch the running order reveal live — in two parts — this evening on the Eurovision YouTube channel. The Semi-Final 1 running order will be revealed from 20:00 CET. The Semi-Final 2 running order will premiere 10 minutes later at 20:10 CET. Scroll down to watch each video. Ahead of that let us know your predictions: Who will open and close each semi-final?
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1 month ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
Sixteen countries will compete. But only ten will advance to the grand final. Welcome to Semi-Final 2 of Eurovision 2025. The second show of this year’s contest is sure to draw a lot of headlines. It features a series of very colourful acts, some of which sent social media into meltdown with their risqué themes and lyrics. See, for instance, Finland (“ICH KOMME”), Malta (the song formerly known as “KANT”), and Australia (“Milkshake Man”).
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1 month ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
Fifteen countries will compete. But only ten will advance to the grand final. Welcome to Semi-Final 1 of Eurovision 2025. The first show in this year’s contest has some big hitters. It includes the bookies favourites to win the entire contest: Sweden’s KAJ and The Netherlands’ Claude. But beyond the odds table, it offers a wide mix of genres and styles — from the euro dance of Iceland’s Vaeb and San Marino’s Gabry Ponte to the spiritual folk of Albania’s Shkodra Elektronike.
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1 month ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
When life gives you lemons, make some damn lemonade. When you’re told to change your Eurovision lyrics at the last minute, make a humorous, high-end music video that shows you’re still in the game — and in an even better position than before.
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1 month ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
Dark, mysterious, upbeat and running on adrenaline — that’s the vibe of Cyprus‘ Eurovision 2025 song from Theo Evan. Its title may be “Shh,” but the song is saying a lot. In fact, the upbeat number teases the identity of an unknown person, who we’ll only discover in May. As the Cypriot delegation told us:“The song invites listeners to keep a secret. Its lyrics reveal clues that help uncover the truth about who the song is all about without fully exposing it.
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1 month ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
The opera is known for drama: big characters, gorgeous settings and incredible voices. And so it’s only fitting that countertenor JJ is serving all of that and more in the music video for “Wasted Love” — Austria’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. JJ — real nameJohannes Pietsch — has delivered one of the most unique songs of the year. Although it starts with light and airy opera, it progresses to opera underscored with heavy techno beats.
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1 month ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
Y’all better not be lactose intolerant: Australia is sending a creamy song from Go-Jo, a.k.a. the eponymous “Milkshake Man,” to Eurovision 2025. Taking a note from Erika Vikman, the music video serves a slice of sensuality.
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1 month ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
Once again it’s a case of ladies on top. And, more specifically, a lady named Erika Vikman. For the second week running, the “ICH KOMME” singer has topped our poll, “Who is your favourite Eurovision 2025 act so far?” We opened the poll a week ago and closed it just ahead of Saturday evening’s shows. We counted 12,730 votes — and Erika earned 1,951 of them…or around 15% of all those cast.
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2 months ago | 
wiwibloggs.com | William Lee Adams |byWilliam Lee Adams
At the start of the year, Lucio Corsi was an unknown artist performing small gigs on the Italian independent music scene. Fast forward to Sanremo 2025 in February, and he’d stormed the scoreboard, finishing in second place. Yet after the Sanremo winner Olly decided to withdraw on Saturday, Lucio now finds himself at the centre of a media and cultural storm — and his music is the wind powering all the chatter. He now accounts for nearly half of all the songs on Spotify Italy’s Viral Top 50 chart.
