Eurovision Makes Historic Asian Debut, but Will Gen Z Fans Tune In?
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South China Morning Post
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Eurovision, the live song contest that has launched the likes of Abba, Celine Dion and Olivia Newton-John onto the world stage, is set to make its Asia debut in Bangkok this weekend, with a coterie of singers from South Korea and Bangladesh to Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. Organisers of the 11-country contest are hoping to tap Asia’s thriving fan culture and love of music – and at the same time sidestep some of the gaffes and geopolitical cont…
On Saturday, November 14, Bangkok hosts the first Eurovision Song Contest Asia, with 11 participating countries, diverse musical cultures ...
Eurovision is preparing to write a new chapter in its history, this time thousands of kilometers from Europe. Saturday, November 14, 2026, Thailand's capital will host the first Eurovision Song Contest Asia, a show that promises to bring on the same K-pop scene, traditional music, dance rhythms and beatboxing moments. Eleven countries will [...]
Eurovision is attempting to open a new chapter in its history, this time in Asia. Bangkok is preparing to welcome the first Eurovision Song Contest Asia, in…More...
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