Submissions for Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2024 have opened!
The Nordic country has confirmed their participation for Eurovision 2024, as well as announcing that the song submissions for next years edition of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix have opened.
As has been the case for many years now, Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2024 will be comprised of one show with eight acts competing. All entries will be decided by an editorial professional assessment committee set up by DR.
The composer, lyricist or performing artist of each submission must be a Danish citizen, or must have a strong connection to Denmark, for example, being a resident of Denmark for a number of years, or being in a relationship with a Dane etc.
Danes living in the Faroe Islands and Greenland who are registered in the population register there are also eligable to submit an entry and participate in the show.
Each song cannot exceed three minutes in length, (as per the Eurovision rules set out by the European Broadcasting Union), and cannot have been released or performed in any way prior to September 1st, 2023.
Composers / lyricists / singers are allowed to submit as many entries as they want, and their songs can be in any language they chose; However, the lyrics must not contain political messages, profanity or any commerciual messages.
The latest winner of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix is Reiley, who is originally from the Faroe Islands. He brought “Breaking My Heart” to the Eurovision 2023 stage in Liverpool, but sadly didn’t manage to qualify to the final, finishing in 14th place.
The last time Denmark qualified for the final was in 2019, when Leonora achieved a left-side finish in 12th place with 120 points. Will 2024 be the year we see Denmark back in the Eurovision final?
Are you excited for Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2024? Which artists would you like to see participating in the show? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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