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UK Eurovision 2026 song Eins, Zwei, Drei from LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER released

The Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 will take place in Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna, on Saturday 16 May

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UK’s Eurovision 2026 contestant Look Mum No Computer unveils his song

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Eurovision 2026 song entry unveiled for UK by artist Look Mum No Computer – and it's making history

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Is the UK’s New Eurovision Entry a Not-So-Subtle Apology for Brexit?

The UK’s new Eurovision entry was released today: a song called “Eins, Zwei, Drei” by Sam Battle, who goes by the moniker Look Mum No Computer.

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Eurovision 2026 marks first time in 70 years UK’s song is not entirely in English

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Meet the UK's Eurovision entrant: 'The BBC is taking a risk on me'

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Look Mum No Computer, the UK’s Eurovision 2026 contestant, unveils his song: ‘A real banger’

“Eins, Zwei, Drei” is described as a song about “escaping the soul-crushing boredom of the nine-to-five, into a world of dreams and endless possibilities”, while musically it has “undertones of Britpo...

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United Kingdom: LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER releases his Eurovision entry

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UK's Eurovision entry song revealed as LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER shares new track

'Michelle,' Israel’s Eurovision song, revealed in a performance by Noam Bettan

The song includes lyrics in Hebrew, French, and English. The lyrics were written by Nadav Aharoni, Tzlil Kalifi, and Yuval Raphael.

Where and when is the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest taking place?

For the 2026 contest, fans have a maximum of 10 votes - down from 20 - which they can cast by phone, SMS or via the official Eurovision app. They can vote for as many different ac

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BBC confirms Eurovision 2026's UK entry song: "Embrace the absurd jubilation"

Graham Norton called it "a real banger".

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Alexandra Căpitănescu to represent Romania at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026

Romanians chose their representative for the 2026 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest on March 4, during the national final. Alexandra Căpitănescu, aged 22, won with the song “Choke Me.” This year,