The Eurovision Grand Final is still two days away, but Estonia's Tommy Cash is already going viral because of his controversial song, "Espresso Macchiato".

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Eurovision commentator Rylan Clark has addressed the semi-final ‘stage invader’ who left viewers watching at home confused.

BBC Eurovision host Rylan Clark has spoken out after viewers were left confused during the first semi-final on Tuesday ...

Eurovision host Rylan Clark opened up about an unexpected moment from the first semi-final on Wednesday's Good Morning ...

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Eurovision 2025 has began in Basel Switzerland and while Celine Dion did not make it in person, there were other big revelations.

Eurovision viewers were left stunned on Tuesday evening as a woman rushed onto the stage during Estonia's semi-final ...

Switzerland, where the competition began in Lugano in 1956, is hosting Tuesday’s first 2025 semi-final in Basel at the arena ...

Estonia’s absurd act opts for bizarre parody as Eurovision semi-final kicks off - Switzerland, where the competition began in ...

Estonian rapper and singer Tommy Cash was in the middle of performing his controversial song Espresso Macchiato when a fan ...

Cash, born Tomas Tammemets, is setting his sights on something a little more traditional than he’s used to: representing Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest. Taking the stage in Basel, Switzerland, ...