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Every year, JOY asks you to help it stay on air for another year. We like to call it Radiothon. This year, we’re hoping you will Thrive with JOY by... LEARN MORE The post 🇦🇺 Thriving with Australia’s Joel Creasey appeared first on JOY Eurovision. 

Radiothon is well underway and everyone is hoping you can thrive with JOY. The team is thriving, with Michael and Io looking after things in Melbourne, while Liam lives it... LEARN MORE The post #UnitedByMusic: Previewing the first half of Eurovision Song Contest 2023 Semi Final ... Show More

With a couple of this year’s favourites in the second half of Semi Final 1, this show is mega. Michael, Io and Liam are again joined by friend of the... LEARN MORE The post #UnitedByMusic: Previewing the second half of Eurovision Song Contest 2023 Semi Final 1 appeared first on J ... Show More

Like many events, the international song competition Eurovision 2020 has been canceled. Sadly, there will be no champion crowned this year... or will there?! Charlie and Nate comb through the emotional, the catchy, and the downright bizarre entries, then—with some help from our a ... Show More

Greece, Spain, UK, Sweden, Italy and Ukraine are the frontrunners in the 2022 Eurovision competition. Switched On Pop analyzes the top six songs as well as some of the more oddball picks. Songs Discussed Amanda Tenfjord - Die Together Chanel - SloMo Britney Spears - Work Bitch Sa ... Show More

Emmelie de Forest, Conchita Wurst, Duncan Laurence and Daði Freyr share their experiences of the Eurovision Song Contest, including what makes a winning Eurovision entry, how taking part in the Contest has influenced their music outside of Eurovision, and the personal stories the ... Show More

<p>It’s the 900th show and the last “live to air” show. There’s new music from: Måneskin, Sam Smith + contenders in Scandinavian national finals to select a song for Eurovision 2023. The... </p> <p><a class="btn btn-md btn-default" href="https://joy.org.au/caffelatte/2023/01/29/s ... Show More

What if music awards were given out for only musical qualities? It may seem like celebrity and spectacle are more important than ever at the 61st Grammy Awards, but we believe many of this years winners earned their accolades with noteworthy music. Still, we thought the winners s ... Show More

Did you know the melody to the Star Spangled Banner was once a British drinking song? In preparation for the Super Bowl, we uncover how the national anthem has been co-opted and reinterpreted by mega pop-stars. Our understanding of how this song sounds has been shaped by sporting ... Show More

<p>The UK is holding this year’s Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine which won last year but can’t fulfil its hosting duties because of the war. So what can we expect? What role is Eurovision playing in the war effort? And why have cyber security experts been drafted in? ... Show More