Denmark: UBLU opposes DR and Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2024
On the upcoming Saturday, Denmark will have the opportunity to select its participant for the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, taking place in the city of Malmö, Sweden.
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Norway has sadly chosen to lose Eurovision again and selects Gåte!
Gåte has been chosen to represent Norway in Eurovision, but the odds of them winning for Norway are very low!
MGP 2021 : Reviewer got harassed by TIX stands for a bad review of «Fallen Angel»
Music reviewer of Dagbladet, wrote a bad review in January of «Fallen Angel», when Tix won Melodi Grand Prix last Saturday evening - since then reviewer been harassed by email, SMS and phone calls from Tix stands the newspaper reported Sunday.
TIX won Melodi Grand Prix because of voting issues
Tonight NRK held their yearly final of Melodi Grand Prix, Norways selection for Eurovsion, and the mediocre «Fallen Angel» by Tix won instead of the favourite «Monument» by KEiiNO.
KEiiNO lost the ticket to Eurovison to a mediocre pop song by Tix !
KEiiNO lost Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix tonight with their #1 hit song «Monument».
Eurovision : Danish Melodi Grand Prix 2020 without audience – COVID-19 to blame
Melodi Grand Prix will be held at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen tomorrow, Saturday, but it will be a different experience than usual. It will be completely devoid of audience because of the coronavirus.
Nominee : KEiiNO – «Spirit in the Sky»
KEiiNO is a Norwegian-Sami collaboration project between the artists Fred Buljo, Alexandra Rotan and Tom Hugo.
Sigmund looses AXGIL-nomination by Danish Rainbow Awards after racist comments
That is the direct consequence for the Danish X Factor star and the Danish Melodi Grand Prix participant Sigmund, after he posted 'racist charged' comments about refugees and immigrants in the Copenhagen neighbourhood Nørrebro.