Eurovision 2023: Sam Ryder announced one year after the competition

The Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Liverpool in May after British contender Sam Ryder fled to Ukraine last year. The singer is thinking about the year since participating in the competition.
I am so grateful for all the small doors that the team and I have opened for myself and the team since the
Eurovision Song Contest. I know that an event like

Eurovision happens once in a lifetime. I know I don’t want to stress about it, stress is a waste of energy.
I deliberately did not listen to the song until the night was over. I don’t think I’m competing with anyone.

It is impossible for me to compete in an artistic show, but you must have the theme of the show to resonate with the audience. As a singer, you cannot reveal your credentials, otherwise you are doomed.

I am a musician for the first time and I am participating in a TV series that I love very much.

He blessed me. I can spend time playing for real people on tour.

They are coming to the show now – to a place where no one has been before and because we are part of it.

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Me, my tour and all the participants, we’re all old friends. It’s great that this happens to all of us.
When you spend time with these people, you don’t end the day with “I need rest” – you are with people who give you rest, relaxation and happiness.

We traveled to Europe last year, England this year, and then we went to festivals.

This road in England is like no other.

We went to the Hammersmith Apollo, I saw some of my favorite plays there.

SOLD Thank you very much.

I had my 91-year-old grandfather watch it there. He saw the benefits of this by asking me to practice and saying “get out of your own furrow and focus on your work”.

Years ago my partner and I went to a Bon Iver game. We sat down, looked at his size and balance and thought, “Imagine what’s playing here,” and we all flashed back to that moment in music.

He blessed me.
This excerpt is from an interview with Sam Ryder on the BBC’s Eurovisioncast podcast.