Wikipedia:WikiProject Eurovision/News/Issue 52

Issue 51, July 2024 HOMETALKNEWSDESKARCHIVES

Editor's message Switzerland's Nemo wins Eurovision 2025 Dear Eurovision Wikipedians, Welcome to our 51st WikiProject Eurovision newsletter, where we bring you exciting updates and celebrate our community's contributions. This edition highlights community achievement, showcasing our commitment to enriching Eurovision's presence on Wikipedia. Also, we proudly congratulate Switzerland's recent victory in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. Switzerland's Nemo's winning performance of "The Code" marks their third win, 36 years after Celine Dion's win in 1988. Looking ahead, we're buzzing with anticipation for Junior Eurovision 2024 in Madrid. We'll keep you updated on the countries announcing their artists and songs. Your thoughts and active participation make our project thrive. Don't hesitate to share your ideas or questions on our talk page. Thank you for being part of our Eurovision journey. Here's to celebrating more incredible moments together! Best, Timothy Holdiness Ktkvtsh (talk · contribs) WikiProject Eurovision News Desk Editor-in-Chief

Did you know ... that for the first time since the 1970s countries participating in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999 were able to perform in any language, leading to a marked increase in entries in English?

Project news Is there an article you believe should be created? Request it here. Promoted to Good Article status since last newsletter Eurovision Song Contest 1974 Eurovision Song Contest 1989 Eurovision Song Contest 1990 Eurovision Song Contest 1991 Eurovision Song Contest 1992 Eurovision Song Contest 1993 Eurovision Song Contest 1994 Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 Luxembourg in the Eurovision Song Contest Doomsday Blue Hurricane (Eden Golan song) Rim Tim Tagi Dim Rockefeller Street

Other contest news AI Song Contest The AI Song Contest 2024 is set to be hosted in Zurich, Switzerland on October 5, 2024. Eurovision Song Contest Switzerland won the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö with the song "The Code" by Nemo. The host city for the 2025 contest has not yet been selected. Eurovision Young Musicians The 2024 contest will be held in Bodø, Norway on 17 August 2024. Junior Eurovision Song Contest The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 will be held in Madrid, Spain on November 16, 2024, with 13 countries set to compete. Regio Songfestival The Regio Songfestival will be held in Maastricht, Netherlands on November 9, 2024. OGAE Second Chance Contest The OGAE Second Chance Contest 2024 will be held in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden.

Membership Membership update Our WikiProject currently has 116 active members. Welcome to the following new members who have joined since our last newsletter: Bray0829 Jamo62 JPStrickler PicturePerfect666 Spleennn Taecins Voitecn UaMaol

Statistics Eurovision articles by quality and importance Quality Importance Top High Mid Low NA Total FA 1 1 FL 3 3 GA 3 34 95 74 206 B 23 39 61 123 C 10 110 634 391 1,145 Start 6 176 626 1,624 2,432 Stub 94 445 861 1,400 List 8 12 5 25 Category 696 696 Disambig 6 6 File 211 211 Portal 4 4 Project 113 113 Redirect 40 13 308 1,635 1,996 Template 442 442 Other 8 8 Assessed 19 488 1,864 3,325 3,115 8,811 Total 19 488 1,864 3,325 3,115 8,811 WikiWork factors (?) ω = 25,921 Ω = 4.88

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