The Eurovision calendar is our version of the telly guide that comes in the weekend papers. Except it’s here all the time. 24/7, just like we are.
Times shown are UK (GMT for now)
Benidorm Fest will consist of four different phases. During the first phase, submissions are open for one month: from today until October 29. Artists will either submit their songs or be invited to participate. RTVE will also be able to match an invited singer with a submitted song.
(source: Wiwibloggs)
Just as it did for Eurovision 2021, the broadcaster is will choose its acts behind-closed doors in an internal selection. However this year it’s casting its net a bit wider and allowing anyone to submit a song.
This year, we get 40 songs in the running for Estonia – ambitious given the struggle to cobble together a handful of decent entries in recent Eeesti Laul years.
First we get FOUR video-only quarter finals, kicking off the 2022 season in November and December, then two live semi finals in February 2022, followed by the Grand Final on 12 February.
Voting is the tried and tested 50/50 audience/jury split.
Pabandom iš naujo 2022 applications are now open with a closing date set of 25 November.
This year, we get 40 songs in the running for Estonia – ambitious given the struggle to cobble together a handful of decent entries in recent Eeesti Laul years.
First we get FOUR video-only quarter finals, kicking off the 2022 season in November and December, then two live semi finals in February 2022, followed by the Grand Final on 12 February.
Voting is the tried and tested 50/50 audience/jury split.
This year, we get 40 songs in the running for Estonia – ambitious given the struggle to cobble together a handful of decent entries in recent Eeesti Laul years.
First we get FOUR video-only quarter finals, kicking off the 2022 season in November and December, then two live semi finals in February 2022, followed by the Grand Final on 12 February.
Voting is the tried and tested 50/50 audience/jury split.
This year, we get 40 songs in the running for Estonia – ambitious given the struggle to cobble together a handful of decent entries in recent Eeesti Laul years.
First we get FOUR video-only quarter finals, kicking off the 2022 season in November and December, then two live semi finals in February 2022, followed by the Grand Final on 12 February.
Voting is the tried and tested 50/50 audience/jury split.
