Melodifestivalen continues tonight with a fourth heat. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The all famous Swedish national selection will have 5 heats and a final. Two songs out of each heat will go to the final, one to a ‘final qual’ competition. Here
The third heat of Melodifestivalen 2025, Sweden’s Eurovision selection, has taken place! Tonight six songs fought for a place in the final, but only 2 songs made it. The full on winner of tonight was Greczula with “Believe Me”. Annika Wickihalder came 2nd with “Life Again”. We will see both
Melodifestivalen continues tonight with a third heat. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The all famous Swedish national selection will have 5 heats and a final. Two songs out of each heat will go to the final, one to a ‘final qual’ competition. Here
It was an exciting night Sweden, as tonight the second heat of Melodifestivalen 2025 took place. Klara Hammarström and Erik Segerstedt are through to Melodifestivalen final on March eigth Erik was the full on winner of the night with “Show Me What Love Is”. Klara than qualified with her song
Melodifestivalen continues tonight with a second heat. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The all famous Swedish national selection will have 5 heats and a final. Two songs out of each heat will go to the final, one to a ‘final qual’ competition. Here
Melodifestivalen starts tonight. The show starts at 20.00 CET and you can watch it here. The all famous Swedish national selection will have 5 heats and a final. Two songs out of each heat will go to the final, one to a ‘final qual’ competition. Here are tonight’s participating songs:
Netherlands are in, Joost isn’t. The Netherlands will take part in the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland. Dutch broadcaster Avrotros announced it today. The EBU has given the Netherlands an extension until November 1st. By then, it must be clear whether the country will participate. A little more
About Quick Facts NameAlex Arash Labaf Born23 April 1977 Nationality🇸🇪 Swedish National SelectionInternal selection 2009 In Eurovision2009 Moscow SongAlways (& Aysel) Biography Alex Arash Labaf, born April 23, 1977, in Tehran, is an Iranian-Swedish musician. As an artist, he is known simply as Arash. Arash had his breakthrough in 2004
The big five and Sweden had their second rehearsal today. However, there is more happening: the draw also took place to decide in which part of the show the participants will perform. There is a change happening: half of the countries will draw a ‘producers choice‘. They can be placed
We haven’t heard from the big five plus Sweden yet. Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the host Sweden automatically qualify for the final. They had their rehearsal tonight. The United Kingdom was the first to rehearse. If you think you have ended up in the locker room