A new era is beginning for many German-speaking Eurovision Song Contest fans. After 25 years of moderation, ESC legend Peter Urban commented on the music competition for the last time in 2023. The fans say goodbye in touching Twitter messages.
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“Thank you for 25 years of ESC“, it says there often in different variations. “I can’t imagine it any other way“, one fan writes, while another “end of an era“complained. Another viewer even demands that Germany should leave after Urban’s farewell withdraw a few years from the Eurovision Song Contest.
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This is for some ESC enthusiasts the moderator’s successor already clarified. Several are pleased to refer to the ranking of German Twitter trends, in which “JanPrixOlliVision” At times was far ahead. Behind this is the alternative ESC moderation of the TV veterans Jan Böhmermann and Olli Schulz on the Austrian station FM4.
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Peter Urban’s ESC exit shocked many fans. The radio presenter and journalist has accompanied the music show for ARD since 1997, only in 2009 did he have to sit out due to illness. His calm, ironic style was appreciated by millions of viewers one of the highlights of the TV broadcast.
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