Ukraine
22.2%
Switzerland
11.1%
Norway
11.1%
Canada
11.1%
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VIDEO · CONTEST PERFORMANCE
FAN SCORE
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Vocals7.8
Staging6.6
Catchiness7.2
Energy8.2
🏆 Contest Performance
GRAND FINAL
2nd Place
130 Points
SEMI-FINAL
N/A
(Direct Finalist)
final2nd130 pts
Who Voted for This Song
Grand final points received from every voting country · jury and televote side by side
0SETS OF 12 POINTS
18 / 22COUNTRIES GAVE POINTS
0 / 0TELEVOTE / JURY POINTS
♚ Credits & Delegation
ARTIST
Live Report
Why Do I Always Get It Wrong
Past participations
- 1989 · United KingdomArtistWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
ARTIST PEOPLE
Brian Hodgson
Past participations
- 1989 · United Kingdomartist_peopleWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
- 1989 · United KingdomlyricistsWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
ARTIST PEOPLE
John Beeby
Past participations
- 1989 · United Kingdomartist_peopleWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
- 1989 · United KingdomcomposersWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
ARTIST PEOPLE
Margaret Jay
Past participations
- 1989 · United Kingdomartist_peopleWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
ARTIST PEOPLE
Michael Bell
Past participations
- 1989 · United Kingdomartist_peopleWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
ARTIST PEOPLE
Raymond Caruana
Past participations
- 1989 · United Kingdomartist_peopleWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
ARTIST PEOPLE
Richard Marcangelo
Past participations
- 1989 · United Kingdomartist_peopleWhy Do I Always Get it Wrong?▶
🌍 Country Legacy (United Kingdom)
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Live Report
Live Report represented the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1989 with the song "Why Do I Always Get It Wrong?". Performing in English, they achieved second place in the final, earning a total of 130 points. Their strong showing at Eurovision remains a key highlight of their career. Beyond this, specific details about the band's history and activities are not provided.