Two time Swedish Eurovision winner, Loreen, has joined forces David Guetta and Dimitri Vegas and released 'Pum Pum'. David ...

Security for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo, Sweden, will be tight due to potential unrest and terrorism threats, according to police. Pro-Palestinian activists are planning rallies ...

Following Sweden’s triumph last night, the Scandinavian country is now tied with Ireland for the most wins in Eurovision history. Sweden has won the contest seven times: 1974, 1984, 1991, 1999 ...

Sweden's most notable Eurovision victory was perhaps when pop quartet ABBA catapulted to global stardom with its 1974 winning song, "Waterloo". The Scandinavian country last won in 2023, ...

Swedish singer Loreen wins Eurovision song competition 04:13. Liverpool cleaned up from the Eurovision Song Contest on Sunday, as Sweden celebrated victory and Ukraine remained defiant after a ...

Swedish pop group ABBA celebrate winning the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest on stage at the Brighton Dome in England with their song Waterloo, April 6, 1974.

Sweden’s 2024 Eurovision twin delegates Marcus & Martinus are no strangers to the stage, having achieved a Top 10 hit in Norway aged nine, and a second consecutive hit, “Elektrisk”, which ...

Swedish Eurovision contestants KAJ from Finland, Kevin Holmstrom, Jakob Norrgard and Axel Ahman, from left, pose for the camera before an interview with the Associated Press during the 69th ...

Sweden now ties Ireland for the most wins in the contest, at seven. (Eurovision also launched Sweden’s most famous musical export, ABBA, in 1974 .) Behold Loreen, emerging from some kind of Dune ...

Malmo, Sweden, is playing homage to Abba’s 1974 win as the southern Swedish city hosts the Eurovision Song Contest. Accessibility statement Skip to main content. Democracy Dies in Darkness.

Five years ago, the Luxembourg security services foiled an attack on the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam, Parool reports ...

Swedish Eurovision contestants KAJ from Finland, Kevin Holmstrom, Jakob Norrgard and Axel Ahman, from left, pose for the camera before an interview with the Associated Press during the 69th ...