Bambie Thug has promised to ‘stand out’ from the crowd after Ireland’s last few entries have not made the Eurovision final.
Ireland’s Eurovision entry Bambie Thug has revealed they were taken to hospital after eating “bad shellfish” just days before their performance in the semi-final.
They also promised to make it up to their fans as they expressed their disappointed at not being able to show off their planned costume. Bambie Robinson, who uses the pronouns they/them and is entering with the electro-metal song Doomsday Blue, told the PA news agency: “Ireland hasn’t into the final because the songs haven’t been, I guess, standing out.
“Ireland is the land of poets, so lyrically, no, I think it a match so I think it just showcases that we’re still awesome with words.“You know, alternative music does not have enough light in Ireland. It’s not given enough airtime. I’m not given enough airtime. Known as a proponent of what they call “ouija pop”, they said they are “really excited” about their staging and hinted their “prop is beautiful”.
“I think, because a lot of people are sick of organised religion and witchcraft is your own personal, spiritual journey.
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