Today: 🇩🇰Denmark and 🇷🇸Serbia announce their selections, 🇷🇴Romania decides to participate in Eurovision, etc.

Today, Denmark will announce its candidate artists for Eurovision 2024, and in Romania, TVR’s board will decide whether to participate in the competition.

Today’s important times are:

• 🇩🇪 Germany – Use ESC! – Episodes 1, 2 and 3 released – 00:00 CET
• 🇩🇰 Denmark – Dansk Melody Grand Prix 2024 – Songs and participants announced
• 🇷🇸Serbia – Pesma za Evroviziju 2024 – Songs to be released
• 🇷🇴Romania – TVR Board decides to participate in Eurovision 2024
• 🇦🇲 Armenia – Eurovision Young Musician 2024 – Applications are now closed

🇩🇪 Germany – Use ESC! – Episodes 1, 2 and 3 released – 00:00 CET

“Ich will zum ESC!” officially launched with the first three episodes of the show, now available to watch on ARD media player.

Press ESC! (I want to go to the Eurovision Song Contest!) features 15 new artists led by Austria’s Eurovision 2014 winner Conchita Wurst and singer-songwriter and producer Lea Garvey. Masu. Over her six episodes, Conchita and Lea will mentor her 15 artists as they work on potential entries for Eurovision.

Episode 1 – Audition: Part 1. This episode features the first of his seven artists to take part in the competition. Christos of Mindelheim, Vivian of Berlin, Apolloson of Regensburg, Anne of Hamburg, Paul of Leipzig, Jamina of Hamburg, and Esther of Delmenhorst. They all need to try to impress the coach. Broadcast dates: January 27th at 11:10pm (Das Erste), January 29th at 11:55pm (hr-Fernsegen), January 25th at midnight on the ARD Media Library.

Episode 2 – Audition: Part 2. A decision on Episode 1 is pending. This episode features the remaining eight of her artists: Sophie from Berlin, Luca from Berlin, Serena from Bonn, Sven from Essen, Marie from Munich, Berenger from Berlin, Lin from Gunzburg, and Künzelsau. I’m Florian. As in the previous episode, they each have to try to impress their coach. Broadcast dates: January 27th at 11:55 pm (Das Erste), January 30th at 12:40 am (Time – Fernsegen), available to watch on the ARD Media Library from January 25th at midnight.

Episode 3 – Vocal Coaching. Guest judges: Yvonne Ambre and Katrin Mickiewicz. In this episode, participants are divided into groups of two or three and work on an evening performance with two vocal coaches. Two participants are excluded (one for each coach). Broadcast date: February 3rd at 11:55 pm (Das Erste), February 6th at 12:00 am (time/Fernsegen), and January 25th at midnight on the ARD Media Library.

🇩🇰 Denmark – Dansk Melody Grand Prix 2024 – Songs and participants announced

DR today announces the eight artists who will represent Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. The eight artists and songs that will participate in Dansk Melody Grand Prix 2024 will be announced at DR Concert to Set.

Dansk Melody Grand Prix 2024 will take place on February 17th at the DR Concerttuset in Copenhagen. The show is hosted by Stephanie Srug and Sarah Bro. A combination of jury and public votes will determine the entry to Malmö, Denmark. Unlike in recent years, the number of judges will increase and will include judges from outside Denmark.

🇷🇸Serbia – Pesma za Evroviziju 2024 – Songs to be released

The 28 songs that will be competing in Pesma za Evroviziju 2024 are scheduled to be released today. The artists and song titles included in the Serbian selection have already been revealed. The 28 participants will be divided into two semi-finals on February 27th and 29th. The final he will be held on March 2nd.

The participants of the Serbian selection are:

• Nemanja Radosevic – “Jutra bez tebe” (Morning without you)
• Bojana x David – “No No No”
• Marco Mandic – “Dno” (bottom)
• Dušan Kurtić – “Zbog tebe živim” (Thanks to you I am alive)
• Milan Vujaković – “Moje tvoje” (mine)
• Hydrogen – “Nemoguća missija” (Mission Impossible)
• Cut Dosa – “Tajini Zachin” (Secret Spice)
• Filari – “Ko je ta zena?” (Who is that woman?)
• M.IRA – “Percepcija” (Perception)
• Sasha Barsha & Virtual Ritual – “Elektroljubav” (Electrolove)
• Ristina – “Bedem” (City Wall)
• Kabbalah – “Babylon” (Babylon)
• Martina Vrbos – “Da me voliš” (Do you love me)
• Breskvica – “Orlovo gnezdo” (Eagle’s Nest)
• Ivana Vladovic – “Xhaka” (strong)
• Lena Kovacevic – “Zovi me Lena” (Call me Lena)
• Keni nije mrtav – “Dijamanti” (Diamond)
• Zeina – “Nazibolya” (the best)
• Konstrakta – “Novo, bolje” (new, better)
• Iva Lawrence – “Dom” (Home)
• Zorya – “Lik u ogledalu” (image in the mirror)
• Yanks – “Colo” (Round)
• Chai “Sama” (alone)
• Durlansky – “Musica” (music)
• Nadia – “Sudari” (Collisions)
• Jorge – “Luna Park” (amusement park)
• Philippe Barosh – “Duga je noć” (Long Night)
• Teya Dora – “Ramonda”

🇷🇴Romania – TVR Board decides to participate in Eurovision 2024

The board of Romanian broadcaster TVR will decide today whether to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024.

Romania has been excluded from the initial list of participating broadcasters for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, which is scheduled to be held in Malmö, Sweden. TVR has so far been unable to approve a budget, even though Eurovision is less than four months away.

The budget for Eurovision 2024 is well over €100,000, so TVR’s board will need to vote to approve the spending. Regarding costs, Mr. Turtulica said:

🇦🇲 Armenia – Eurovision Young Musician 2024 – Applications are now closed

Today is the last day for young musicians between the ages of 12 and 21 to apply to represent Armenia at Eurovision Young Musicians 2024.

The selection process will be held multiple times. The first round determines which performers will be invited to the second round of auditions, where the best participants will be invited to perform on the First Channel. The winner will represent Armenia in Norway in August.

Armenia has previously competed in Eurovision Young Musicians once. In 2012, Armenia was one of her three countries to participate in this competition for the first time. Narek Kazajian played canon in Vienna and took third place in the final.

Image source: EBU / Sarah Louise Bennett

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