Quite a lot of songs are in Danish and as always, the list of participants is a good mix of well known established names and talented newcomers. Two of them have previous Eurovision experience, one as singer in 1978 and the other as double songwriter. Read more
A former Junior participant, three rappers with a voice to the small farmer, a student from the famous Sir Paul McCartney school in Liverpool and a father and son-in-law country pop duo. Here’s a closer look at the four acts competing in the fifth Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix heat this Saturday. Read more
Throughout their 63 participations, Belgium have had several succesful entries. However, their only victory was brought by a 13-year-old little girl named Sandra Kim in 1986 with the literally lively song ‘J’ame La Vie’. This song is a Eurovision classic. Read more
With only one regular heat left in Norway, it’s time to focus on the four acts taking part in that fifth heat this Saturday. Today, broadcaster NRK presented the acts. Is there a potential winner among them? Read more
With more than 40 years in the music business, this is a man with a lot of experience, and a lot on his mind. Lean back in a comfortable chair and something to drink, and enjoy Ketil Stokkan – A musical portrait. Read more
Sweden’s Melodifestivalen draws attention from Eurovision fans all over the world. Tonight, was probably no exception with two former Eurovision participants up for another attempt at representing Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest. Read more
Things are shaping up in Norway with only two more spots now left for the final. After yet another close heat tonight, Kiim is clear for the final on the 20th of February. Read more
Two former Eurovision participants are among the seven acts that will compete in the first heat of this year’s Swedish Melodifestivalen selection. Here’s a closer look at the acts that will compete this Saturday, the 6th of February. Read more
After a 4th place in 1998, Edsilia Rombley returned to the Eurovision stage nine years later. This time, she failed to reach the final… deserved or not? That’s a matter of taste, and Eurovision fans are quite mixed when it comes to this 2007 entry. Read more
A new formed boyband of men in their best age, a former Voice participant, an influencer and a duo who have know each other their whole lives. These are the participants in the fourth Norwegian heat this coming Saturday. Here’s a closer look at them. Read more
We’re more than halfway in this year’s Norwegian selection. After three exciting heats, it’s time to focus on the acts that will compete on Saturday the 6th of February. The 4 participants have just been revealed. Read more
It’s one of those songs you either love or hate. There isn’t much of a middle way when it comes to Deen’s 2004 entry ‘In The Disco’. Deen stood out like no one else that year, and he managed to score a 9th place. Read more
We’re halfway in Norway now. After three battles tonight, Emmy secured herself a spot in the final on the 20th of February. Now, there’s just three spots left for the none qualifiers to fight for. Read more
A charming, charismatic guy, and a distinguished whistlling. Sebalter’s ‘Hunter Of Stars’ from 2014 is an entry well-remembered by Eurovision fans. Read more
An openly gay rapper, two participants from the Junior edition of Melodi Grand Prix and a troubadour. That’s in short the participants in the third Norwegian heat this coming Saturday. Here’s a closer look at the four acts. Read more
After two exciting heats, a third one is coming this Saturday. Today, the four participants competing were presented. This time, it was without any of the major surprises for Eurovision fans. Read more
Mr. Eurovision himself, Irish Johnny Logan won the contest twice as an artist and once as a songwriter. But which one is the better one; the 1980 entry ‘What’s Another Year’ or the 1987 ‘Hold Me Now’, that’s a tough question for many Eurovision fans. Read more
After a bit of a surprise in the first heat, a lot of attention was again on Norway this evening. Three battles resulted in Raylee winning the spot in the final to be held on the 20th of February. Read more
Thomas Forstner represented Austria twice. First time, in 1989, he finished in fifth place. Two years later, he didn’t receive any points and thus finished last. Eurovision fans now compare the two entries. Read more
Two artists who got known as children, a double Eurovision participant and a singer who has performed for the Norwegian Royal family several times… We take a closer look at the four acts competing in the second heat of Melodi Grand Prix this coming Saturday. Read more
I was caught by surprise Monday seeing Ketil Stokkan among the participants for the second Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix heat. I was even more surprised when I heard the song. This totally brings back my teenage years, back to when I had a crush on Ketil. Read more
The two songs are often compared. Since 2001, the Swedish entry ‘Listen To Your Heartbeat’ has been mentioned as being quite similar to Belgium’s ‘Liefde Is Een Kaartspel’ from 1996. But which one is the better one? Read more
Two days after the first heat, Norwegian broadcaster today presented the four acts that will compete in the second heat on Saturday. One of them will meet the 7 acts already known for the final. Read more
After three exciting duels, the Norwegian result was clear: Blåsemafian feat. Hazel is heading to the Norwegian final where they will join the six pre-qualified acts. Read more
In 2005, Sweden scored their lowest result in 13 years when Martin Stenmarck didn’t charm the international audience with the song ‘Las Vegas’. 16 years later, some fans think it deserved much better, while others are unable to understand why it even won the Swedish selection. Read more
A young influencer, a League of Legend voice, three wind players and a jazz singer with international success, those are the participants fighting in the first heat of Norway’s Melodi Grand Prix selection. We take a closer look at the ones who will compete on Saturday. Read more