‘WeRA Real Risk’: UK Eurovision Stars do not promise they do not be ashamed

About 200 million viewers, 37 countries, have a share of “NUL points” on the horizon.

Eurovirgen fever is remembered that Monday has been remembered as the entry of the UK in the world’s largest live concert.

And the musical theater has a background with all the three members of the group, they know more and more about putting in a show.

“Our performance is dramatic,” Holi-Oni Plow explains BBC Newsbeat, as Lauren Bayran says: “We have not away from it”.

Despite the years of disappointing consequences for the UK, the trio completed by Charlotte Steel is busy with rehearsal and says that they are “feeling good” about their opportunities in Basel, Switzerland.

With the exception of the second place of Sam Rider in 2022, the UK is stuck in the lower half of the Leader Board for a decade – even Oli Alexander’s star power could not pull the country more than 18th.

A roll of dice is required to get out of the rote and Holi-Any says “We were a real risk”.

At least not because he did not even write his entry when he came to know that he would represent the country.

“It was really scary – finding out that we got it and we were like this: ‘But what do we sing?” ,

What is the song they have gone for?, Country, pop and, of course, crosses some different styles including music theater.

This can be risky, but remember that Monday is not just the belief that it can break them into the top half of the leaderboard.

“I think all evidence pointed to better results in the Eurovision this year,” the Euro Trip Podcast host, Rob Lily-Jones, Newsbeat.

With the backdrop of a country, remember that Monday can bring something “a little different for the UK”, they say.

“Any other country is not doing anything like this in Eurovision this year.”

Lauren says that the love of the country’s group can be detected through their passion to tell the story through music and they are already making waves in style.

Last year, he was recognized as the best trio by the British Country Music Association and visited the UK with the US, racking hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify on the way.

Instead of a public vote, Pravesh was selected by the UK record label, publishers, lyricists, BBC music and teams made of BBC introduction.

He worked closely with Sam Rider’s manager, David May, in the hope that he could find another contenders for the top location.

Since it was remembered that the UK was unveiled as an entry on Monday, the response on social media has been largely positive, but the competition also has some doubts after a few years.

Lauren, Holi-Ane and Charlotte came to know in December that they were going to the 69th Eurovision Competition in Switzerland.

Lauren said about that day, “Andrew (Cartel, BBC’s head delegation of delegation) was like: ‘So the first things, what are you doing in May next year?’ ,

Charlett received the news while visiting his grandfather at the hospital, while Lauren was parked at a service station.

Holi-Annie says, “We just get silent and just leave so many tears.”

“We used to just splash. It is very real.”

Like former entrances Sam Rider and Maa Muller, they credits Tikok, with their breaks.

He has found more than half a million followers on the app with a combined 11.3 million likes in his video.

“This is really changed our life – without looking very dramatic,” Charlotte says.

“We started posting in the lockdown and when we came out we put on a gig, our first in a long time, and it was sold like 24 hours.”

He thought that it was his family who “spent a lot of money on tickets”.

“We went on stage and we did not recognize anyone – these were all new faces.

“This was the gig that inspired us to do this full -time.”

It has been only 18 months since they have decided to take a dip and focus a full focus on the band, but they move much further.

The first meeting at the school in Hampshire, the three left classes to practice instead.

Holi-Annie says, “We have been singing for fun for years and years because we sing with each other.”

“This is our version of our shopping or fulfilling our nails.”

He hopes that the legacy of heritage will be a mystery to get distance in this year’s competition.

“We have each other, we are the best companions, we are the physician of each other.”

Remember that Monday also marks the first time because a girl group has represented the UK over 25 years and the podcast host Rob feels that it can also give them an edge.

“It is going to be really exciting to follow their journey through Switzerland in all ways.

“I don’t know if I remember that Monday is going to win the Eurovision, there are many different things in playing there – but I think we have got a good chance,” they say.

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