'Crown the Witch': Bambie's Eurovision show will be like something from a fantasy film

Ten acts from 15 will go through, with Ukraine, Lithuania, and Croatia expected to be Bambie Thug’s main competition
'Crown the Witch': Bambie's Eurovision show will be like something from a fantasy film

Bambie Thug at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo on Sunday. Cork’s own Bambie Thug will fly the flag for Ireland on Tuesday with their song Doomsday Blue. Photo: Martin Sylvest Andersen/Getty Images

A smoke-filled stage, a circle of candles, shoulder horns, and a shirtless man in leather trousers are all things Irish fans can look forward to as part of our 2024 entry to the Eurovision Song Contest.

Cork’s own Bambie Thug will fly the flag for Ireland on Tuesday with their song Doomsday Blue as they take to the stage for the first semi-final in Malmo, Sweden.

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