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Category: previous years

Destined to fail?

April 9, 2012 goodeveningeurope Portugal, previous years, review

We have to admire the Portuguese for their stamina. And for staying true to their own style, traditions and taste.[…]

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Consider us entertained, Georgia!

April 7, 2012 goodeveningeurope Georgia, previous years, review

Georgia is a likable country. The Georgian people are friendly, warm, generous and throw great parties. In the Eurovision world[…]

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Repainted and replugged

April 6, 2012 goodeveningeurope Ireland, previous years, review

What to do when you thought you had found gold, but your audience only awards it silver? Repaint and try[…]

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Austrian manure

April 4, 2012 goodeveningeurope Austria, previous years, review

The only familiarity we have with Austrian rap is Falco’s epic Rock Me Amadeus from the glorious 80s. And make[…]

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A man without our love

April 2, 2012 goodeveningeurope previous years, review, United Kingdom

Dear God. If we promise to not crucify Jesus this year, could you please hand that Eurovisional green card to[…]

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Dutch colonists astray

April 1, 2012 goodeveningeurope Netherlands, previous years, review

You remember The Netherlands? This great nation of nations that used to go around the world and conquer only to[…]

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Eyes wide open for the Finns

April 1, 2012 goodeveningeurope Finland, previous years, review

We had one of our many WTF moments during the national final season after our first listen to what the[…]

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Unbearable from the Swiss

March 28, 2012 goodeveningeurope previous years, review, Switzerland

It makes good sense to open our review season with Switzerland. When most of us are far more preoccupied with[…]

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Get ready to ignite!

January 29, 2012 goodeveningeurope Azerbaijan, Baku, previous years, review

Things are starting to heat up in the windy city by the Caspian Sea. The theme art and the slogan[…]

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Second Chance Contest 2011

October 10, 2011 goodeveningeurope Iceland, previous years, review, Second Chance Contest

Every year the international fan club of the Eurovision Song Contest, OGAE (Organisation Générale des Amateurs d’Eurovision) hosts the Second[…]

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Reporting to you: Astrid Foldal and Guri Idsø Viken

We are two passionate writers who shamelessly love Eurovision and have created this Norwegian fansite to be able to share the love with you. Here, we post our annual reviews of all entries, interview those artists who catch our attention and follow the rehearsals and events live all for the sake of making our, and hopefully also your, days more fun. All positive feedback welcome, all complaints should be directed to our agent Ernest, who will help us bury it nicely and plant roses and lilacs on top.

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