Iceland: The Top Ten
We are into the thick of Eurovision summer and desperately trying to find ways to bide our time as we continue crossing our fingers and hoping for a solution that will allow Rotterdam to get its chance to host Eurovision next May. Fortunately, I am working on several new pieces of content on this and other Eurovision platforms that will keep things tiding over during this most unusual of summers. Normally this is the time when I make a new top ten ranking for the winning Eurovision nation. I have already done rankings for Israel and the Netherlands plus a special edition for France after their World Cup victory in 2018. Today, we'll be looking at the nation who were for many people, the unofficial winner of this year's Eurovision Song Contest. We will never know if Dadi Freyr would have won in Rotterdam but we can take this opportunity to provide a retrospective on Iceland's great history at Eurovision. 10. 'Tell Me!' by August & Telma (2000) We start in S