The 2024 Eurovision Song Contest Quiz

Answer: The Netherlands

Represented by Joost Klein and his song "Europapa", the Netherlands was disqualified after their artist reportedly made "unlawful threats" to a camerawoman. Swedish police opened an investigation into the incident, which was later dropped in August.

Answer: Luxembourg

Luxembourg decided to hold a national final to celebrate their return. They were represented by Tali and her song "Fighter".

Answer: Finland

Windows95man is a character portrayed by Finnish DJ Teemu Keisteri. He represented Finland with the song "No Rules", scoring 38 points and finishing 19th in the final. Joining him on stage was Henri Piispanen, one of the co-writers of the song.

Answer: Sillia Kapsis (Cyprus)

Silia Kapsis, representing Cyprus was the youngest 2024 participant, aged 17. She is originally from Australia but represented Cyprus due to her Greek Cypriot heritage.

Answer: They were the first Aboriginal act to represent Australia

Electric Fields is a duo made up of vocalist Zaachariaha Fielding and Michael Ross. Their song "One Milkali (One Blood)" was also the first song in Eurovision history to (partially) be in an Australian Aboriginal language. The song was additionally inspired by Milkali Kutju, an artwork created by Zaachariaha Fielding's father.

Answer: Ladaniva

Ladaniva is a world music duo consisting of vocalist Jaklin Baghdasaryan and multi-instrumentalist Louis Thomas. They finished in eighth place, performing the song "Jako".

Answer: (Nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (kull) midagi

This wordy title - which can roughly be translated to "We (Really) Don't Know Anything About (These) Drugs" was worn by a song performed by 5miinust and Puulup, representing Estonia. It also broke the record for the longest song title in the history of the contest.

The entry became popular for various reasons - the viral dance designed for social media, the use of the talharpa (a traditional Scandinavian or Estonian instrument), and the title itself also helped cement its popularity. The incorrect options are also all from various editions of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

Answer: Hera Bjork

Hera Bjork represented Iceland again after formerly representing them in 2010. Unfortunately, she couldn't replicate her success from fourteen years prior, finishing dead last in the first semi-final with just three points.

Answer: False

Although it was the first song to feature Azeri predominantly, it was not the first song to feature it. The first song to feature Azeri was the 2012 Bulgarian entry, "Love Unlimited".

Answer: Croatia

The You're a Vision Award is a replacement for the Barbara Dex Award, a tongue-in-cheek award formerly given for the "worst-dressed" artist at the contest. Due to its negative reputation, it was discontinued starting from 2022 and replaced with the more neutral You're a Vision Award, which is instead given to the artist with the "most notable outfit" at the contest.