Philippines takes the crown in first Eurovision Song Contest Asia
Nineteen-year-old singer Carmelle won the inaugural event with her women's empowerment anthem, Sobra Sobra.
Nineteen-year-old singer Carmelle won the inaugural event with her women's empowerment anthem, Sobra Sobra.
Philippine’s entry, pop and rap song Sobra-Sobra, takes 19-year-old to victory at grand final in Bangkok
Eleven countries joined the competition that organisers hope will start a new chapter for Eurovision,
The first Eurovision Song Contest Asia features 11 artists from across the continent, with commentary by Australia's Courtney Act.
On Saturday, the biggest and longest-running international song contest will make a leap into unknown territory.
The world’s biggest and longest-running song contest is coming to Asia, with eleven countries competing in Bangkok, Thailand on Saturday.
The first foray into Asia for the song contest will see 11 countries vying for the trophy, but will it have the same feel as its European predecessor?
Organisers hope extravagant attempt to transplant song contest will be a success
Dutch withdrawal is the latest in a number of boycotts by countries unhappy about Israel's inclusion.
A Dutch broadcaster reverses a decision to take part, citing "sensitivities" over Israel's participation.