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- May 14, 2025
Eurovision Song Contest 1987
Ireland/Italy: Jonnny Logan and Umberto Tozzi duet Gente di Mare
Yes its true 2 Eurovision legends joined forces a few days back and performed the 1987 Italian Eurovision entry at
FYR Macedonia: Daniel Kajmakoski covers Hold me now
Daniel Kajmakoski has released the cover version of the 1987 Irish winning entry Hold me now by Johnny Logan. In
Spain: Patricia Kraus brings a concert to a successful close
The second edition of el Festival de Jazz en el Tyce has come to an end with a former Spanish
Italy/Luxembourg/Monaco: Eurostars to kick off new nostalgia tour in France
A new wave of nostalgia will very soon hit France and the French speaking countries. Following the huge success of
Ireland: Johnny Logan surprises competition winners in Copenhagen!
The Eurovision Song Contest legend Johnny Logan, who has twice won the contest for Ireland, was in Copenhagen to present
Belgium: Liliane Saint-Pierre to release new single
Flemish singer Liliane Saint-Pierre, who represented Belgium on home soil in 1987 with the entry Soldiers of love, has announced
Monaco: TMC will not return to Eurovision in 2014
TMC, the Monegasque national broadcaster has informed and confirmed to Esctoday.com that Monaco will not be returning to the Eurovision
France- Italy- Luxembourg: Eurostars to kick off new nostalgia tour
Broadcast from 1987 till 1994 on France’s main commercial channel TF1, Sacrée Soirée was probably one of the most successful TV
Ireland: Another song contest for Brian Kennedy and Johnny Logan
RTÉ One is to launch a new talent show, with two former Eurovision stars set to compete against each other.
Luxembourg: Plastic Bertrand’s new album cancelled
Belgian singer Roger Jouret, better known as Plastic Bertrand, who represented Luxembourg at the Eurovision Song Contest held in his
Eurovision entrants sing for charity in Belgium and France
Back in 1986, the extremely popular French humorist Coluche created a charity commonly and familiarly known as Les Restos du Cœur, the main activity