This episode sees the launch of our brand-new competition. Do you own a crystal ball? Have you fancied yourself as a fortune teller? Do you know enough about Eurovision to correctly predict the results every year? Now is your time to prove yourself! Introducing... The Éirevision Psychic! By taking part in this special contest, you could win yourself some Éirevision goodies. Simply fill out our form with your answers to our burning questions about Eurovision 2023 and the person with the most points following the contest wins - it's that simple! To kick-off our special contest, we've got two very special Irish guests and pals of the pod joining us: Alex Basmati - a huge Eurovision fan and iconic costume wearer! and, Tommy Corbett - News Editor for Eurovoxx! Tune in now to find out more about the competition and our guests own predictions.

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Pre-party season has officially kicked off! Over the weekend, many euro fans travelled to Barcelona, Spain for the first pre-party of the season - Barcelona Eurovision Party! Across the three day event, Eurovision stars past and present kicked off the next chapter of the Eurovision season and Conor was there to capture it all! On this episode, Lou and Conor chat about everything from the blue carpet, legends night, and the main event on Saturday. Also, Conor chats to Gustaph (Belgium 2023), Suzy (Portugal 2014), Diljá (Iceland 2023), Iru (Georgia 2023), and our very own Wild Youth (Ireland 2023). Plus, Conor and Lou chat and share their opinion on the hate and criticism which some acts have been facing this year.

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The class of 2023 is finally complete as Armenia and Georgia unveil their entries to the world! Conor and Lou share their opinions on Armenia's Brunette and her song, 'Future Lover' and Georgia's Iru with her song, 'Echo'. Will they get the seal of approval? Or are we set for two non-qualifiers? Also on this episode, the EBU have revealed the running orders for the two semi-finals which take place on Tuesday 9th May and Thursday 11th May. Louise and Conor share their thoughts just minutes after the announcement - it's gonna be good! Plus, the pair also share their experience of seeing and meeting Sam Ryder following his sold-out gig at the 3Olympia Theatre (or the Olympia as Louise refuses to call it!) over the weekend. Let us know your thoughts on anything we discussed in this episode by checking out our socials!

We're back with another episode this week as we're only two songs away from completing the class of 2023. In this episode, it's gonna be Mae! Mae Muller specifically. Last week, the BBC announced that Mae Muller would represent the United Kingdom with her pop banger, 'I Wrote A Song'. Will the UK's successful run of results continue? Listen to find out what we think! Also, Portugal's Festival da Canção concluded with Mimicat winning. She'll represent her country with the song, 'Ai coração'. We also had another two internal selections reveal their songs, Greece and Azerbaijan. 16 year old Victor Vernicos unveiled his song, 'What they Say'. TuralTuranX were announced as the representatives for Azerbaijan the song 'Tell Me More'. What do we think of the songs? Listen to find out! Conor is put to the test with another 'Ceol an Ghrá' after a few weeks off.

On Saturday, Loreen was crowned the winner of Melodifestivalen 2023 with her song, 'Tattoo'. We had the privilege of attending the final live in Stockholm! Join us as we share our opinions on all twelve songs competing, secrets from inside the Friends Arena, plus how Ireland's winning record could be in jeopardy! We'll also be chatting about the Melfest WKND 2023 Pre-Party/Afterparty which took place in Nalen. Also on the podcast, we caught up with some of this years acts in Stockholm. We'll be chatting with Denmark's Reiley and Norway's Alessandra. Plus, the Eurovision queen Senhit stops by for a chat about her experience with Eurovision (and FloRida)! 

We're back with another episode this week as the class of 2023 gets closer and closer to being completed. In this episode, we share our opinions on the newly revamped version of Ireland's 2023 entry - 'We Are One' from Wild Youth. The revamp was unveiled alongside a music video during the week. Has the revamp elevated the song more? Can Ireland make it to the Grand Final? Listen to hear our thoughts! Also on this episode, another four countries have unveiled their songs for ESC 2023. First up, Cyprus internally selected Andrew Lambrou and his song, 'Break a Broken Heart'. Lambrou previously tried to represent Australia in 2022, finishing in 7th place in Australia Decides. Switzerland continued their internal selection method which has seen them successfully qualify for the final every year since 2019. Hoping to continue that record in 2023 will be Remo Forrer with his song, 'Watergun'. Austria had the entire fandom gripped over the last number of weeks following the announcement that Teya and Salena would be representing the country. Their song, 'Who the hell is Edgar?' has rocked the fandom (in a good way) by getting every shouting 'POE POE POE' all day! Finally, mystical creatures are on the agenda for Israel this year. Following the announcement way back in August 2022, Israeli pop-star Noa Kirel has been working away on her 2023 entry for her country. Has it lived up to the hype? Listen to hear what Louise and Conor think!

We're getting closer and closer to having all this years competing songs! In this episode, Lou and Conor share their opinions on the latest batch of released entries. The Netherlands have enlisted 2019 winner, Duncan Laurence to write the song - 'Burning Daylight' alongside singers Mia Nicolai and Dion Cooper. On Friday, Germany held their national final - Unser Lied für Liverpool - which saw rock/metal group Lord of the Lost win with 'Blood and Glitter'. Saturday evening saw three national finals come to a close as Iceland's Söngvakeppnin, Serbia's Pesma Za Evroviziju, and Moldova's Etapa Naţională revealed their winners. Pasha Parfeni returns as Moldova's representative - 11 years after he last represented his country. He'll perform his song, 'Soarele şi Luna'. Serbia continues its streak of quirky entries with Luke Black's 'Samo Mi Se Spava'. Iceland has decided it's got the power with Diljá and her song (yes you guessed it), 'Power'. Also, tickets for Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool finally go on sale! We share a few tips from our own experience. Of course, it wouldn't be an episode of the podcast without another 'Ceol an Ghrá' segment!