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be competing, but an American version of the wildly-popular “Eurovision” singing competition is coming to the United States in 2021.One of the world’s most-watched singing contest — and subject of the new Netflix comedy, “Eurovision” — has announced that “The American Song Contest” will take place during 2021’s holiday season reports CNN.And although Eurovision itself was canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, officials said they will also bring back the competition next year.“The

Variety, The American Song Contest will be a 50-state competition modelled on the Eurovision version that will take place late next yearSimilar to the European version, the show format will see budding hopefuls go head-to-head against acts from other states in a series of televised qualifiers, with solo singers, duos or groups up to six members allowed to compete.There will be semi-finals before the main event which Variety has described as the ‘ultimate primetime Grand Finale March

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The wildly popular Eurovision Song Contest is coming to the U.S. next year with the American Song Contest, which will bring together artists from all 50 states during the 2021 holiday season.

The Eurovision Song Contest will travel across the Atlantic for a new US version.

The Eurovision Song Contest is great and all, but what if it was American? Well, that’s something we’ll get to experience when the American Song Contest launches next year. The show will see entrants from all 50 US states go head-to-head to see which one can produce the best song.Eurovision has been creeping ever more into the American consciousness in recent years – more so now that Will Ferrell has made a movie about it.

America is getting is own version of the Eurovision Song Contest, appropriately titled the American Song Contest.