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There’s been intense debate about the dividing lines between music, art and politics in the run-up to the competition, and still no clear favorite has emerged.

Bookmakers have Croatia, Switzerland and Ukraine as the top three favourites to win, while streaming data from Spotify suggests a strong chance for the Netherlands, Italy or host nation Sweden

Before a note has even been sung, Eurovision 2024 is shaping up to be one of the most interesting in recent memory, with more native-language entries than ever before and, yes, its fair share of controversy.

From novelty numbers to gothic witchcraft and rave throwbacks, this year's Eurovision has it all.

The Eurovision Song Contest, a music kitsch-fest watched by some 200 million people, kicks off in Malmö, Sweden on Sunday.

The city of Zagreb is set to host a public viewing of the Eurovision final for the first time ever. Scheduled for Saturday, May 11th, the event will c...

Everything you need to know about this year’s Eurovision Song Contest which sees Ireland attempt to qualify for Sunday’s final for the first time since 2018

The Eurovision Song Contest, a music kitsch-fest watched by some 200 million people, kicks off in Malmö, Sweden on Sunday with its "turquoise carpet" gala, in what fans say is a wide-open year with half a dozen countries having a shot at the title. Bookmakers have Croatia, Switzerland and Ukraine as the top three favorites to win, while streaming data from Spotify suggests a strong chance for the Netherlands, Italy or host nation Sweden.

Meet the artists flying their nation's flag on the Eurovision stage for 2024.

Representing Croatia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, the temperature is heating up for Baby Lasagna. He’s a big boy now, and he’s ready to head to Malmö with the song ‘Rim Tim Tagi Dim.’