Finland: Mr Lordi on RTE Two Ireland

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Mr Lordi, lead singer of Lordi which won the Eurovision Song Contest 2006, will be interviewed by Podge and Rodge on "The Podge and Rodge Show" on RTE Two next week, either on Monday 16th February or Tuesday 17th February ahead of Eurosong 2009 on the 20th February in Dublin.

Podge and Rodge announced that they will be interviewing Mr Lordi during their show last night. RTE's website will be updated soon with the information regarding Lordi's appearance.

The reason for Lordi's appearance in Ireland is that the band is performing at The Button Factory, Dublin on Sunday 15th February.

Mr. Lordi is not the only winner to make an appearance on Irish Television. Marija Šerifović, winner of the 2007 contest, was a guest at the Eurosong National Final 2008, while our most recent winner, Dima Bilan, performed his winning song on The Late Late Show, a week after winning the contest for Russia in Belgrade.

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