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Ex-THE DARKNESS Frontman's EUROVISION Song Posted Online

March 6, 2007

Former THE DARKNESS frontman Justin Hawkins has teamed up with Beverlei Brown to sing "They Don't Make Them Like They Used To" in a televised battle with six other contestants wanting to represent the U.K. at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. A short audio clip of the track can be downloaded at this location.

Speaking to The Sun, Hawkins said: "When you've enjoyed a long break it's good to come back with something as big and glamorous. It's my new ambition. Eurovision is always something I wanted to do."

The U.K. competition takes place on March 17 while the ceremony itself takes place in May.

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