TERÄSBETONI Competing To Represent Finland In EUROVISION SONG CONTEST

February 5, 2008

Finnish metallers TERÄSBETONI are competing in the Finnish national pre-selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. Their chosen track is called "Missä miehet ratsastaa" and it was composed by the band's vocalist/bassist, Jarkko Ahola.

In Finland there will be three semifinal rounds, including the third one on February 22, which will feature TERÄSBETONI. The songs to be performed in each round will be introduced for first time to the public on the preceding Monday on the radio station Radio Suomi. From the semifinals, eight songs will be selected to the Finnish finals, which will be held on March 1 at Kulttuuritalo in Helsinki. The winner will then represent Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest starting on May 20 in Belgrade, Serbia.

The finals and all of the semifinals will be broadcast on Finland's YLE TV2.

TERÄSBETONI's new album, "Myrskyntuoja", will be released on March 19 via Warner Music Finland.

For more information, visit www.terasbetoni.com.

TERÄSBETONI performing the song "Taivas lyö tulta":

(Thanks: Melica / Night Elves)

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