Jonathan Vautrey is an Operational Meteorologist and writer for wiwibloggs, a popular Eurovision news and entertainment website. With a passion for music and a background in meteorology, Jonathan brings a unique perspective to his articles, covering topics such as national selection contests, live discussions, and new music releases from Eurovision artists.
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By: Jonathan Vautrey
Australia’s Eurovision 2024 Yidaki player, Fred Leone, has revealed his body paint showed support for Palestine.
By: Jonathan Vautrey, Sarah Louise Bennett
On Tuesday, Bambie Thug took Ireland back to the Eurovision grand final for the first time since 2018 with their entry “Doomsday Blue”. During the semi-final 1 qualifiers press conference after the show, the star revealed that they had been ordered to remove messages for support of Palestine from their make-up.
By: Jonathan Vautrey, Sarah Louise Bennett Ebu
With the participants of the Eurovision 2024 grand final confirmed after the two semi-finals, the EBU has now revealed the running order for Saturday’s show.
By: Jonathan Vautrey, Sarah Louise Bennett Ebu
Belgium competed in semi-final 2 of Eurovision 2024 on Thursday night. As those in the Flemish community of the country sat down to watch the contest on VRT, their broadcast was briefly paused just before the show commenced to display a trade union message condemning “violations of human rights by the State of Israel,” who were also competing in Thursday’s semi-final.
By: Jonathan Vautrey, Sarah Louise Bennett Ebu
Italy appeared in semi-final 2 of Eurovision 2024 on Thursday night, with Angelina Mango showcasing her entry “La noia.” During the recap of qualifiers at the end of the evening, broadcaster Rai aired a banner at the bottom of the screen with percentages next to each of the night’s competing countries, which many have taken to be the televote results of the Italian public.
By: Jonathan Vautrey
Broadcaster RTVE has issued a statement saying they have requested the EBU ensure freedom of the press following the harassment of a Spanish journalist on site at Eurovision.
By: Jonathan Vautrey, Corinne Cumming
The confetti is falling on Eurovision 2024. Amongst all the glitter, the detailed results of the two semi-finals have been revealed.
By: Jonathan Vautrey
Eurovision 2024 may have come to a conclusion, but the music will always continue. A number of Eurovision artists are thankfully still producing new music for us to enjoy.
By: Jonathan Vautrey, Sarah Louise Bennett Ebu
Eurovision 2024 will go down as a contest like no other, but not in a good way for many of the competing artists. Following the conclusion of the show, Lithuania’s Silvester Belt and Ireland’s Bambie Thug have spoken out about the trauma they have gone through whilst participating amongst the crisis surrounding Israel.
By: Jonathan Vautrey
In its first statement since the controversial contest, the EBU has said it will review the actions of countries at Eurovision 2024.
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