Contest on two occasions and in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2005 only on one occasion. The country debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest under the name Serbia and Montenegro in 2004, when Željko Joksimović got second place. The next to follow was the Montenegrin boyband No Name. In 2006, the year of Montenegrin independence, the country Serbia and Montenegro did not have a representative due to the scandal in Evropesma 2006, but was still able to vote in both the semi-final and the final. See also List of national border changes since World War I Military of FR Yugoslavia Notes References Citations Sources External links Country Profile: Serbia and Montenegro, BBC Former federations Former confederations Modern history of Serbia Former countries in the Balkans Former Slavic countries Former state unions States and territories established in 1992 States and territories disestablished in 2006 1992 establishments in Europe 2006 disestablishments in Europe 2000s in Kosovo 2000s in Montenegro 2000s in Serbia 20th century rump states 2006 disestablishments in Serbia and Montenegro Former member states of the United Nations