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Eurovision 2023: Austria's song Who the Hell Is Edgar numbers explained as host Hannah Waddingham makes comment

Some people believe the song makes reference to music royalties on streaming sites

Manchester Evening News · May 13, 2023

Sweden crowned Eurovision 2023 grand final winner — as it happened

Breath-taking performances, scintillating fashion and a nail-biting vote count highlight a memorable night in Liverpool. Catch up on all the action.

ABC News · May 13, 2023

Eurovision 2023 line-up and running order as Austria prepares to open show while UK closes it

Teya and Salena will open with Who The Hell Is Edgar? on Saturday night while Mae Muller round off the competition with I Wrote A Song

Wales Online · May 13, 2023

Eurovision 2023 semi final 2: How it works, how many acts go through and what is the running order?

Eurovision semi-final 2 running order, TV channel and voting rules

Liverpool Echo · May 11, 2023

Eurovision second semi-final running order revealed as stars take to the stage

Tonight’s opener, Reiley, will be familiar to at least 10 million people

The Independent UK · May 11, 2023

Who are Teya & Salena, Austria’s edgy pop Eurovision entrants?

No strangers to the song contest, the duo bonded over a love of Eurovision

Evening Standard · May 9, 2023

Unicorns, smoothies and Edgar Allan Poe: 14 songs to listen out for at Eurovision 2023

With folk-horror priestesses and punk dictators riding lawnmowers, this year’s competition has the usual oddities amid proponents of perfect pop

The Guardian - UK · May 9, 2023

'Who the hell is Edgar?' – a viral Eurovision song about Edgar Allan Poe evokes a strange history of mediums and creative possession

“Who the hell is Edgar?” ask Teya and Salena, two young women fronting Austria’s entry to this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

The Conversation · May 4, 2023

Eurovision 2023: 9 of the entries to look out for, from Mae Muller to Blanka

From pop bangers to EDM dance tracks, there’s a whole range of catchy songs in this year’s competition

Evening Standard · Mar 9, 2023