A teenager will sing for the UK at this year’s Eurovision
26.03.2010
Jade, who sang for Britain at last year's Eurovision contest, with the Sugababes (Photo: Universal Music)
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A teenager is going to represent the UK at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. Josh Dubovie, 19, won a competition on TV that allowed people in the UK to vote for the singer they wanted to represent their country. He will sing a song called “That Sounds Good to Me” at the contest in Norway this May.
Josh comes from Essex in England and has a career performing at charity events, sports events and festivals. He says he was shocked when he heard he’d won the competition. “I’m so happy. I really can’t believe it. Is this real?” Last year a 22-year-old singer called Jade Ewen represented the UK in the competition and finished in fifth place. Jade is now in the band the Sugababes.
Josh comes from Essex in England and has a career performing at charity events, sports events and festivals. He says he was shocked when he heard he’d won the competition. “I’m so happy. I really can’t believe it. Is this real?” Last year a 22-year-old singer called Jade Ewen represented the UK in the competition and finished in fifth place. Jade is now in the band the Sugababes.
Watch Josh sing his Eurovision song:
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I find the UK song better than the German song!!:)