Joe McElderry fans say new single 'Phantom Of The Discotheque' should be 'Eurovision hit'
Joe McElderry's fans are rallying behind his new single 'Phantom Of The Discotheque', with many calling for it to be a contender for the Eurovision song contest.
Joe McElderry fans are calling for the South Shields singer’s new single to be a ‘Eurovision hit’.
Joe, who catapulted to fame after winning The X Factor series six in 2009, released his new song ‘Phantom Of The Discotheque’ on Thursday, October 15.
The 35-year-old shared on social media that he was “so excited to finally release it to the world”.
Swathes of fans flooded his comment section to share their support for the song with some calling for it to be on international song contest Eurovision.
One person said: “This has Eurovision written all over it!”
Another commented: “That would win Eurovision hinny.”
Others said they had been listening to the tune “non-stop” and told Joe he should be really proud.
His music video for the song has already had over 26,000 views on YouTube.
A few days after the single’s release, Joe took to social media to thank fans for the positive feedback and ask for their support in helping him to make it to Halloween number one.
He said: “Thank you for all the love so far! I’m honestly buzzing with the reaction to my new single!
“I’ve had direct messages of it being played in clubs and bars around the world which has blown my mind
“Keep streaming we surely gotta try for Halloween number one.”
Joe released ‘Love Me Out Loud’ earlier this year and received a lot of support from fans.
He performed at the Sunday concerts in South Shields this summer, which took place in Bents Park, with other headliners ABC and Judge Jules.