Episode 32 is HERE — and this week, we are putting our reputations on the line. 🎙️🇦🇹

Vienna is almost here. The semi-finals are days away. And it is time to make our predictions.

We went through every single act in both semi-finals — one by one — and gave our honest verdict. Who is safe? Who is on the edge? And who, despite everything, is going home before Saturday?

Semi-Final 1 was hard enough. But Semi-Final 2? That is a different beast entirely. With so many acts capable of qualifying and so little separating them, we went back and forth more times than we'd like to admit. Did anybody count how many asterisks are in this semi-final?

Ten spots per semi-final. Twenty qualifiers total. And two people with very strong opinions about who gets them.

Predictions, arguments, and plenty of doubt — this one has it all. 🎶

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Episode 31 is HERE — and this week, we're letting the data do the talking. 📊🎙️

One month out from Vienna, we went back through 18 years of Eurovision history — from 2007 to 2025 — and asked the question every fan is thinking: do the betting odds actually mean anything?

The answer? Yes. But not in the way you might expect.

We break down the headline numbers — how often the favourite wins, how reliable the top five really is, and how many gate-crashers to expect on the night. We go year by year through the bookmakers' greatest hits and their most embarrassing failures — from Alexander Rybak's near-certain victory in 2009 to Conchita Wurst winning from sixteenth in the odds in 2014. And we run the numbers on Vienna 2026 — what history says should happen, what the pre-parties told us, and whether Finland's odds are as solid as they look.

Numbers, history, and plenty of opinions — this one has it all. 🎶🇦🇹

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Episode 30 is HERE — and the pre-party era is officially over. Vienna is next. 🎙️

We just got back from a packed weekend across London and Bucharest, and we have a lot to say. This week, we are sharing our full experience from three events in three days — LondonHagen across two nights, the Bucharest Pre-Party, and the crown jewel of the pre-party season, the London Eurovision Party 2026. 25 acts, one unforgettable night, and a headliner we had never heard live before: Look Mum No Computer, making his first ever pre-party appearance. Oh, and Boy George showed up and sang with Senhit. Just a normal Sunday.

Which performances blew us away? Who surprised us? And who has moved in our estimations after seeing them live?

We also have an exciting update from Vienna itself: stage construction at the Wiener Stadthalle is almost complete, and stand-in rehearsals are just around the corner. It's all becoming very real.

Pre-parties, passion, and plenty of opinions — this one has it all. 🎶🇦🇹

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Episode 29 is HERE — and Vienna is calling louder than ever. 🎙️

We just got back from Amsterdam, and we have feelings. This week, we are sharing our full experience from Eurovision in Concert 2026 — the biggest pre-party of the season, where 27 artists took to the stage at the AFAS Live Arena to give us a taste of what's coming in May. Which performances blew us away? Who surprised us? And who has us worried ahead of Vienna?

We also dive into the latest Eurovision 2026 developments — from the exciting news about what awaits fans in the Austrian capital, including the Eurovision Village at Rathausplatz, the Eurofan House at the Wien Museum, and an expanded EuroClub lineup — to the hottest topic in the fandom right now: flags. New safety regulations mean that all flags brought into the Wiener Stadthalle must meet Austrian fire safety standards.

Pre-parties, developments, and plenty of passion — this one has it all. 🎶🇦🇹

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Episode 29 is HERE — and Vienna is calling louder than ever. 🎙️

We just got back from Amsterdam, and we have feelings. This week, we are sharing our full experience from Eurovision in Concert 2026 — the biggest pre-party of the season, where 27 artists took to the stage at the AFAS Live Arena to give us a taste of what's coming in May. Which performances blew us away? Who surprised us? And who has us worried ahead of Vienna?

Episode 28 is HERE — and Vienna is now closer than ever. 🎙️

The semi-final running orders for Eurovision 2026 are officially set, and we are breaking down every single position. Who got lucky? Who didn't? And what does history tell us about which slots actually win?

This week we are joined by a very special guest — Christos, a passionate eurofan and former Eurovision editor who has been following and writing about the contest for years. Together we dive deep into the statistics, the data from previous contests, and what the running order really means for each competing country. Which positions have historically produced the most qualifiers? Which acts are sitting in the danger zone? And who — based purely on their slot — do we think is heading to the Grand Final on the 16th of May?

We also discuss Eurovision Asia — the exciting prospect of the contest expanding beyond Europe and Australia, and what it could mean for the future of the world's biggest music competition.

Two semi-finals. Thirty countries. One running order that could change everything. 🎶🇦🇹

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Episode 27 is HERE — and this one is personal. 🎙️

Vienna is just around the corner. The rehearsals haven't started yet. And before everything changes — before the staging, the LED walls, the key changes and the live vocals shift our opinions forever — we are locking in our Top 10s. Right here. Right now.

Two hosts. Two lists. Some agreements, some very heated disagreements, and at least one entry that is going to surprise you completely.

Who makes the cut? Who gets left out? And which song has us absolutely convinced it is going to win the whole thing?

You'll have to listen to find out. 🎶🇦🇹

And when you do — come find us on social media and tell us: do you agree with our Top 10s? Who would you swap out? Drop your own list in the comments — we want to see every single one of them. 👇

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Episode 26 is HERE — and this week, Vienna is no longer a dream. It is happening, it is spectacular, and after this episode you will be counting down the days.

ORF have unveiled the full opening and interval act programme for all three live shows — and it is extraordinary. JJ returns as the Queen of the Night to open the Grand Final, blending Mozart with his own music alongside 40 dancers and acrobats. A 70-member choir tributes L'amour Est Bleu in Semi-Final 1. Victoria and Michael perform Wasted Love to open Semi-Final 2 — but not everything goes to plan. Parov Stelar brings electro-swing to the Grand Final interval. And César Sampson closes the voting period with a soulful rendition of Billy Joel's Vienna. In Vienna. We are not crying, you are crying.

We also introduce Auri — the official mascot of Vienna 2026, a fluffy ambassador of unity and creativity who has a Eurovision-themed belt bag and we want it immediately. Austria's Cosmó has been drawn to perform 25th — last — in the Grand Final, and we discuss what that means for his chances on home soil.

AND — we went to the Nordic Eurovision Party. In person. Both of us. Some acts completely changed our Vienna predictions. Some surprised us in ways we genuinely did not see coming. We are telling you everything.

Vienna is calling. 🎶

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Episode 25 is HERE — and this week? The wait is finally OVER. Every single Eurovision 2026 song has now been released, and we are breaking them all down. Vienna, we are ready for you.

Azerbaijan's Jiva has dropped "Just Go" — and it is exactly the kind of polished, confident pop that the country does so well. Czechia's Daniel Žižka brings us "Crossroads," the indie-pop gem that has been stuck in our heads since the second it dropped. Switzerland's Veronica Fusaro — 500 concerts, Glastonbury, opened for Mark Knopfler — is taking the beautifully intimate "Alice" to Semi-Final 2. And Armenia? Armenia have sent us "Paloma Rumba" by Simón, co-written by Rosa Linn herself, and it is the most fun we have had this entire season. Georgia's Bzikebi — Junior Eurovision 2008 WINNERS — have gone full circle and are taking "On Replay" to the senior Eurovision stage. The glow-up is REAL.

We also cover Ukraine's LELÉKA dropping a revamped "Ridnym" that leans even harder into the bandura and the emotion, and Moldova's turning up the fire on "Viva Moldova."

AND — we have a very special guest. Marina, a Greek eurofan, joins us this week to give her unfiltered reactions. She has opinions. She has passion. She cannot, however, do the Ferto choreography. We tried. It did not go well.

Vienna is calling. 🎶

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Episode 24 is HERE — and it is an absolute BANGER of a week for Eurovision 2026. We are talking eleven countries, elevenstories, and more drama than a Eurovision Grand Final interval act. Strap in.

Sweden has spoken — and they spoke LOUDLY. FELICIA wins Melodifestivalen 2026 with "My System" in a unanimous result, topping both the jury and the public vote. France has selected 17-year-old Monroe with "Regarde!" — and the bookmakers have already made them second favourites to win the whole contest. THE WHOLE CONTEST. Romania is bringing "Choke Me" to Vienna. Yes, really. And it'sdeeper than you think.

San Marino has done something truly iconic - they're sending SENHIT BACK. The queen of Rotterdam 2021 is returning with"Superstar," and we are not calm about it. Poland has given Alicja Szemplińska her long-overdue Eurovision moment after COVID cancelled her 2020 dream. Portugal is going full folk soul with Bandidos do Cante and "Rosa".

And the UK? The UK released LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER's song which is called "Eins, Zwei, Drei" and has PROMISED us the wildest performance in Eurovision history. We are obsessed. We also cover Israel's Noam Bettan releasing "Michelle," Montenegro's Tamara Živković dropping a revamped "Nova Zora", Azerbaijan announcing Jiva as their representative, and Czechia confirming Daniel Žižka for Vienna.

Vienna is calling. 🎶

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