Over the last few months, Callum Rowe has been researching the last decade or so of the Eurovision Song Contest which has seen the Nordic countries achieve varying levels of success. Continue reading Nordic Neighbours: How To Win & Lose At Eurovision
Finland suffered some lean results at Eurovision through the 2010s, but it’s now on the verge of a Eurovision win. Together with Finnish experts, Callum Rowe investigates how broadcaster Yle has turned around its fortunes. Continue reading Finding Something Better – Finland’s Decade of Eurovision Self-Discovery
Described by fans as “fun”, “interesting” and “consistent”, Norway is edging closer to that elusive Eurovision win. Together with Norwegian experts, Callum Rowe investigates why the country has been so near, yet so far. Continue reading That’s Almost How You Write a Song – Norway’s Decade of Eurovision Near Misses
Iceland is the nation with arguably the biggest appetite for Eurovision. Together with Icelandic experts, Callum Rowe investigates why its unmatched enthusiasm hasn’t translated into unparalleled success. Continue reading Their Choice – Iceland’s Decade of Eurovision Enthusiasm
Denmark is hardly a powerhouse of the Eurovision Song Contest, and in comparison to its nearest Nordic neighbour, Sweden, it looks puny. Together with Danish experts, Callum Rowe investigates why Denmark struggles to keep up in the competitive music industry. Continue reading Mostly Teardrops – Denmark’s Decade in the Eurovision Doldrums
Whether you like it or not, Sweden has been the all-conquering force in the Eurovision Song Contest in the last decade. Together with Swedish experts, Callum Rowe investigates how the country has reached its position of dominance. Continue reading The Heroes of Our Time – Sweden’s Decade of Eurovision Dominance
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