After 12 months of waiting, the Eurovision Grand Final is almost upon us – 26 countries have now qualified for the big show on Saturday, May 17. The legendary singing contest is back for another year ...

It has been nearly 20 years since Finland's last win at Eurovision, with monster rockers Lordi triumphing in 2006 with their song Hard Rock Hallelujah. There have been some impressive finishing ...

One would be hard pressed to find a performance with quite the same shock factor as Finnish hard rock band Lordi, who won Eurovision in 2006. The group, who wear elaborate costumes and make-up to look ...

Before Lordi, rock bands had never had much luck ... It is not surprising, then, that he had the most overwhelming victory in Eurovision history. The young talent had begun studying piano and ...

Douze points, anyone? Lordi - Hard Rock Hallelujah - 🇫🇮 Finland - Grand Final - Eurovision 2006 Winner Finland's Lordi shocked Eurovision in 2006 when they thundered onto stage as monster ...

Who do we think will progress from Thursday’s semi-final and head to the Eurovision Grand Final?The first semi-finals for the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest takes place this evening (May 13 2025)While ...

A whopping 90 per cent of kids in the UK will be tuning into Eurovision this year. They are set to embrace the upcoming Eurovision with open arms thanks to the widespread popularity of musician ...

Lordi are the Eurovision-winning act that represented Finland at Eurovision in 2006. A mash-up of monster masks, glam rock, horror make-up and, somewhere in all that, a kind of post-KISS vibe ...

Eurovision winners don’t usually become worldwide superstars. The list of winners — 1982’s Nicole? 2002’s Marie N? 2006’s Lordi — are probably blue Wikipedia links for normies.

easyJet is celebrating the upcoming competition in Basel by re-creating Eurovision's most unforgettable looks with some of its youngest superfans. The re-imagined acts include Lordi's monster ...