At the time, the group consisted of Terry Bradford, Josie Andrews, Cheryl Baker, Keith Hasler and Paul Rogers.
They won the preliminary heat A Song for Europe, having previously placed second, again as a quintet, but with only Bradford, Hasler and Baker in the original line-up, together with Peter Perrera and another female singer, Vivien Banks (who would later join The New Seekers) when they appeared in the 1976 UK final, singing Wake Up written by the Arrows I Love Rock 'n' Roll songwriting team of Alan Merrill and Jake Hooker.
Additionally, the group returned as a quartet (minus Andrews and Rogers, but with a new female singer Helen Bailey) as The Main Event, for the 1980 A Song for Europe contest.
Oddly, despite this new line-up, Josie Andrews still appeared on stage with the group, providing backing vocals to the main quartet.
Bradford also wrote a song for the 1979 UK final, Harry, My Honolulu Lover, performed by The Nolan Sisters, which placed fourth, having originally been recorded as a demo by Co-Co featuring vocals by Cheryl Baker.