Josh Dubovie

Josh Dubovie
Nazionalità	Regno Unito
Genere	Pop
Periodo di attività musicale	2010 – in attività
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Josh James Dubovie (Laindon, 27 novembre 1990) è un cantante britannico.

Carriera

Nel marzo 2010 ha vinto il concorso musicale Eurovision - Your Country Needs You, che gli ha permesso di partecipare all'Eurovision Song Contest 2010 nel mese di maggio con il brano That Sound Good to Me.

Nel febbraio 2011 ha pubblicato l'album Carpe Diem.

Discografia

Album

• 2011 - Carpe Diem

Singoli

• 2010 - That Sounds Good to Me
• 2013 - Game Over

Voci correlate

• Regno Unito all'Eurovision Song Contest

Altri progetti

• Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Josh Dubovie

Collegamenti esterni

• (EN) Josh Dubovie, su Discogs, Zink Media.
• (EN) Josh Dubovie, su MusicBrainz, MetaBrainz Foundation.
• (EN) Josh Dubovie, su Genius.com.
• Sito web ufficiale, su joshdubovie.info. URL consultato il 28 dicembre 2014 (archiviato dall'url originale il 28 dicembre 2014).

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Brani	All · Sing, Little Birdie · Looking High, High, High · Are You Sure? · Ring-a-Ding Girl · Say Wonderful Things · I Love the Little Things · I Belong · A Man Without Love · Puppet on a String · Congratulations · Boom Bang-a-Bang · Knock, Knock Who's There? · Jack in the Box · Beg, Steal or Borrow · Power to All Our Friends · Long Live Love · Let Me Be the One · Save Your Kisses for Me · Rock Bottom · The Bad Old Days · Mary Ann · Love Enough for Two · Making Your Mind Up · One Step Futher · I'm Never Giving Up · Love Games · Love Is... · Runner in the Night · It's Only the Light · Go · Why Do I Always Get It Wrong? · Give a Little Love Back to the World · A Message to Your Heart · One Step Out of Time · Better the Devil You Know · We Will Be Free · Love City Groove · Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit · Love Shine a Light · Where Are You? · Say It Again · Don't Play That Song Again · No Dream Impossible · Come Back · Cry Baby · Hold On to Your Love · Touch My Fire · Teenage Life · Flying the Flag (For You) · Even If · It's My Time · That Sounds Good for Me · I Can · Love Will Set You Free · Believe in Me · Children of the Universe · Still in Love with You · You're Not Alone · Never Give Up on You · Storm · Bigger than Us · My Last Breath · Embers · Space Man · I Wrote a Song · Dizzy · What the Hell Just Happened? · Eins, zwei, drei
Metodi di selezione nazionale	Festival of British Popular Song (1957) · Eurovision Song Contest British Final (1959-1960) · A Song For Europe (1961-1995, 2000-2003) · The Great British Song Contest (1996-1999) · Eurovision: Making Your Mind Up (2004-2007) · Eurovision: Your Decision (2008) · Eurovision: Your Country Needs You (2009-2010) · Eurovision: You Decide (2016-2019)
Paese ospitante	Royal Festival Hall, Londra (1960) · BBC Television Centre, Londra (1963) · Royal Albert Hall, Londra (1968) · Usher Hall, Edimburgo (1972) · Brighton Dome, Brighton (1974) · Wembley Conference Centre, Londra (1977) · Harrogate International Centre, Harrogate (1982) · National Indoor Arena, Birmingham (1998) · Liverpool Arena, Liverpool (2023)

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