Electric Fields

Shocking Upset: Australia's Electric Fields Miss Eurovision Grand Final

Australia's Eurovision hopes dashed as Electric Fields fail to qualify for the grand final. Find out the details here!

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Australia's Electric Fields duo, comprised of vocalist Zaachariaha Fielding and producer/keyboardist Michael Ross, faced disappointment at Eurovision 2024. Despite their captivating performance in Semi Final 1 in Sweden, the talented pair did not secure a spot in the highly anticipated grand final. This unexpected elimination left fans in disbelief as they had rallied behind Electric Fields with high hopes.

As the first Australian duo to grace the Eurovision stage, Electric Fields brought a unique blend of electronic music to the competition. Their song, 'One Milkali (One Blood)', showcased the duo's exceptional talent and cultural richness, incorporating Indigenous language and the Yidaki instrument in a mesmerizing performance. Despite their fierce determination and incredible stage presence, the duo fell short of advancing to the final round.

The outpouring support from Australian Eurovision enthusiasts was evident as they cheered on Electric Fields from afar. With millions tuning in to witness the spectacle, the duo's elimination marked a bittersweet moment for both the artists and their dedicated fans. SBS, the broadcasting network, expressed immense pride in Electric Fields, acknowledging their significant contribution in sharing Indigenous Australian culture with a global audience.

In the aftermath of their Eurovision journey, Electric Fields remains a beacon of cultural representation and musical excellence. Despite the setback, the duo's legacy as trailblazers in combining traditional Indigenous elements with contemporary music styles continues to inspire audiences worldwide. Their resilience and creativity have left an indelible mark on the Eurovision stage, solidifying their place in musical history.