The story of ESCBEAT began with the love for music
Welcome to the loving family and stick around for all the latest #EurovisiThe story of ESCBEAT has began with the love for music.The Eurovision family has brought up together so many talented artists worldwide, and following them on a daily basisal is our joy! Join our tour in the world of sounds, we're happy to have you on boardon news and sounds!
When: 10 May 2022 – First Semi-Final 12 May 2022 – Second Semi-Final 14 May 2022 – Grand Final Winner: Ukraine: Kalush Orchestra – Stefania …
ESCBEAT story has began with a huge passion for music. lucky for us, Eurovision is gathering so many talented artists worldwide what makes the tracking …
Welcome to our series of posts – “The Looker” where we will share our wish list of artists participating in Eurovision.This is the second year in a …
On the 25th of July 2022, the EBU stated that the United Kingdom will host Eurovision 2023.Preparations for the host city bid are underway. While …
ESCBEAT keeps you up to date with the latest sounds by the all-time Eurovision stars. Here’s the hottest tracks released this week: ESCBEAT Eurovision Related …
Approximately a month ago, Swedish broadcaster SVT announced “Melodifestivalen 2023” as the selection process for Eurovision 2023.In addition, as we have reported, the submission window …
Welcoming the new month with a new soundtrack feat. all time favorite Eurovision related acts. LISTEN NOW on all platform: Spotify AppleMusic YouTube Go Back …
All the latest releases by worldwide artists related to the Eurovision Song Contest Spotify AppleMusic YouTube Go Back in time and check the previous monthly …
Welcome to our series of posts – “The Looker” where we will share our wish list of artists participating in Eurovision.This is the second year in a …
ESCBEAT keeps you up to date with the latest sounds by the all-time Eurovision stars. Here’s the hottest tracks released this week: The Netherlands 2022 …
A few weeks after Eurovision 2022 ended, it has been reported that Cyprus will use a format similar to the one of “All Together Now” …