The grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest has started with a bang as Estonia's entrant, Tommy Cash, performed Espresso Macchiato. The quirky song had fans rushing to X, formerly known as ...

The Eurovision Song Contest confirmed its place as the world's biggest live televised music event with 166 million viewers in 37 countries watching the 2025 competition, organisers have said.

Representing Estonia at this year's Eurovision Song Contest is singer Tommy Cash. Tommy, whose real name is Tomas Tammemets, will perform for his home country in this year's competition ...

Coffee anyone? Estonia's Tommy Cash is bringing some highly caffeinated energy to the Eurovision Song Contest this year with his catchy tune undoubtedly set to get everybody's legs wiggling.

That was downright offensive from Estonia #Eurovision' 'Estonia there with the biggest crime against music I have ever had the displeasure of hearing. Pretty insulting to Italians there too.

The 69th Eurovision Song Contest's Grand Final is ... Sweden. Representing Estonia this year is rapper and singer Tommy Cash with his catchy dance pop song Espresso Macchiato.

I love my country, I love the Israeli people.' Estonia's pick for the Eurovision song contest sparked outrage in Italy, with the southern European nation calling on organisers to scrap the tune.

ESTONIA’S Tommy Cash sparked uproar this ... Those watching at the Eurovision song contest at home were not impressed and took to X to complain about it. One person commented: “I’m with ...

Among them are British act Remember Monday, who will be debuting their song - What the Hell Just Happened? – to an audience ...