Morten Thomassen looks today at the chances of AUSTRALIA, and according to him it PROMISES a place in the final. ESC Covers google translated it from Norwegian to English.

Ever since this country joined as a trial project back in 2015, the band Voyager has wanted to represent the country that travels the furthest to join.

Last year they came second in the national final and this year Australian TV decided to skip having their own final and easily enough asked if our friends at Voyager would join.

I think they said a resounding yes to that and promised at the same time that they would do their best when they performed the song “Promise”.

I guess we haven’t been exposed too much to synth rock in our dear competition and it’s not for nothing that it oozes so much 80s from this that it almost grows shoulder pads on a poor guy.

A disadvantage for all bands on an ESC stage is that the performance can quickly become boring compared to those who can have more exciting effects on stage, but when the music is as tough as this, it should convince enough people to vote for them.

And if that happens, then there must be room for five happy Australian boys on the finals bus departing on a Thursday evening in May.