I had a chance to be in Finland for the Eurovision week and I took

advantage of it. Today I went to see D'Nash's live performance (and

actually also saw Denmark since it was right before D'Nash). I have

been a little worried about how they are going to manage sing live but

at least this time they sang very well. They even sang "Stand By Me" almost

accapella and appearantly they really can sing.

 

Tomorrow I think I'll go to check UK out (I would have gone also to see Czech but

they perform too early and Cyprus but I have an earlier engagement same time so I will

miss that one). Tomorrow Iceland's performer has a free concert in a bar so I might

check that one out and on Wednesday Mihai Traisteriau (or however his last name is spellt,

the Tornero dude from last year) is going to have a gig in a restaurant and I might

also check that one out.

I had a chance to be in Finland for the Eurovision week and I took

advantage of it. Today I went to see D'Nash's live performance (and

actually also saw Denmark since it was right before D'Nash). I have

been a little worried about how they are going to manage sing live but

at least this time they sang very well. They even sang "Stand By Me" almost

accapella and appearantly they really can sing.

 

Tomorrow I think I'll go to check UK out (I would have gone also to see Czech but

they perform too early and Cyprus but I have an earlier engagement same time so I will

miss that one). Tomorrow Iceland's performer has a free concert in a bar so I might

check that one out and on Wednesday Mihai Traisteriau (or however his last name is spellt,

the Tornero dude from last year) is going to have a gig in a restaurant and I might

also check that one out.

 

So are these sets open to everyone then?

So are these sets open to everyone then?

 

 

Yeah, all these are open for everyone, D'Nash today, UK tomorrow etc. are outside

gigs in a kind of Eurovision fair area. I think almost all of the entrants

are going to perform there before the final. Iceland's gig tomorrow and Tornero

dude's gig on Wednesday are in bars, Iceland being free and Tornero dude with a

entrance fee of five euros (not too bad). And, of course, there is age limit (18 I think)

for the bar gigs. There are whole bunch of other happenings also (country parties etc)

so loads of free/cover charge places to see the entrants performing.