Hello Eurovision Lovers! ❤ Since the contest is only one month away, we decided to show to all of the people who is travelling to Lisbon on May, how to prepare your journey to Eurovision and what you can visit for three days there. If you came from another country that isn't Spain you obviously have to book the plane as son as you know the dates, information and where is the contest taking place, also if you are from Spain, it's always funny to travel with a car and all your friends. You also have the option to travel with a hotel train but it's a little more expensive depending on the class (bed or seats) and the traject it's 9 or 10 hours long, so we recommend you the other two first options. With the theme of accommodation, you have to be more careful and predictable, you have to book hotels that has free cancellation, just in case Eurovision changes the dates of the contest and if this happens, you can reserve another room with any problems! At the
Hello Eurovisionlovers!!! Who is SuRie?❤️ SuRie (real name Susanna Marie) began writing songs when she was just 12 years old and has performed for the likes of HRH Prince Charles in iconic British venues such as The Royal Albert Hall and St. Paul’s Cathedral and at venues all around the world, including St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice. The Royal Academy of Music graduate has held residencies in Jazz lounges throughout London and performed backing vocals for artists like Chris Martin and Will Young. Where have we seen SuRie before? SuRie is no stranger to the Eurovision stage, having appeared on it twice before. She appeared as a backing singer for Belgium’s Loic Nottet during the Eurovision Song Contest in 2015. And she was the musical director for Blanche’s City Lights, the Belgian entry at Eurovision 2017. What is the UK’s Eurovision 2018 song called? The UK’s Eurovision 2018 song is called Storm and it’s written by Nicole Blair, Gil Lewis and Sean Hargreaves.