Denmark | |
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Broadcaster | Danmarks Radio (DR) |
Selection process | |
Appearances | |
Appearances | 38 (30 finals) |
Debut | NVSC #01 |
Best result | 1st: #04, #11, #14 |
Worst result | Last SF: #39 |
North Vision Ranking of Nations | |
Rank (#38) | 19th |
Highest ranking | 1st |
Lowest ranking | 32nd |
Denmark debuted in the 1st edition of North Vision Song Contest and has participated in every edition since then. The Danish broadcaster, Danmarks Radio (DR), has been in charge for the country's participation since the 1st edition. The broadcaster started hosting Dansk Melodi Grand Prix in every edition since the 5th. However, their entry for the 14th edition was selected internally due to being in the pre-qualification round of the edition, making it the first internal selection since the 4th edition.
Denmark is one of the most successful countries in the contest, having eleven top ten placements including three victories. The first two victories of the country were achieved by Amaranthe with the first being in the 4th edition with the song "Amaranthine" and the second in the 11th edition with the song "Drop Dead Cynical". However, the first non-qualification came in the sixth edition, where Julie Berthelsen got the 11th place in the semi-final. The country's second non-qualification in the 13th edition with the 18th place in the semi-final is to date their worst result. The country is currently ranked 27th in the North Vision Ranking of Nations and it peaked at the 1st place after the 2nd edition while its worst placement was 27th after their fourth non-qualification in the 28th edition.
Denmark has so far hosted four events related to the North Vision Song Contest; the 5th, 12th and 15th editions of the contest and the 3rd concert of the North Vision in Concert. The contest has been broadcast since the 1st edition by DR and had several commentators in charge either for radio or television. The spokespersons have been different since the 1st edition with the list inculding Medina, Emmelie de Forest and recurring spokesperson Ulla Essendrop.
History of Denmark in North Vision[]
DR shown interest on participating in the contest very early. They confirmed their debut a few hours after the submissions of the contest had opened. They started hosting Dansk Melodi Grand Prix since the 5th edition. Their best result is so far their victories in the 4th and 11th edition while their worst result is the eighteenth place in the semi-final achieved in the 13th edition. Denmark has so far been 18 times in the semi-finals while they were a member of the big 5/6 in the 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 12th, 15th, 16th, 18th and 36th editions making them one of the countries with the highest number of big 5/6 participations. Denmark held the record of the best placing for the host country with the thirteenth place. The record was previously held by Sweden with the fourteenth place and later taken by Norway with the 1st place.
NVSC 1–10[]
Denmark debuted in the 1st edition of the contest already. It was revealed that their first entry would be selected internally. "Alive" by Kato and Electric Lady Lab was the first Danish entry in the contest. The entry won the semi-final and went on to finish as runner-up with 159 points, making the country part of the "big five" for the next edition. The entry for the 2nd edition was also internally selected; "Kl. 10" by Medina was the song that represented the country in Reykjavik. The song also finished as runner-up with 180 points and therefore Denmark was part of the big five for the 3rd edition also. Aura Dione was selected internally to represent the country in the 3rd edition with the song "Reconnect". The song did not manage to keep the country's success and eventually finished 21st with 70 points. "Amaranthine" by Amaranthe was the fourth internally selected entry that represented the country in the 4th edition in Gothenburg, Sweden. Although the song got only 4th in the semi-final, it eventually managed to win the final with 175 points and bring the contest to Denmark.
For the 5th edition, the Danish broadcaster revealed that they would establish a national selection: Dansk Melodi Grand Prix was the competition that would select the country's entries for the next editions. The entry selected through the 1st edition was "Skylder dig ik' noget" by L.I.G.A which finished 13th in the final with 120 points. However, the winner of the 2nd edition, "Butterfly" by Julie Berthelsen did not manage to qualify to the final of the 6th edition after achieving the 11th place in the semi-final with 60 points, marking the country's first non-qualification. For the 3rd edition of the selection, Aura Dione and Medina returned and competed against each other. Aura Dione was selected with "In Love with the World" and managed to get the 11th place in the final of the 7th edition with 116 points.
The entry for the 8th edition was selected through the 4th edition of the selection: Nabiha represented the country with her song "Bang that Drum" which finished 12th in the final with 107 points. DR decided that for the 5th edition of the selection, the songs would be only in Danish; Nadia Gattas with her song "Rejser gennem tiden" won the edition and represented the country in the 9th edition of the contest. The song achieved the 20th place in the final with 69 points. The last entry of the country in the decade was selected through the 6th edition of the selection: "Supernova" by Tim Schou was the winner of the selection, making him the first solo male artist to represent the country. The song finished 14th in the final with 100 points despite actually being the winner of the semi-final.
NVSC 11–20[]
The entry of the country for the 11th and first edition of the second decade was selected through the 7th edition of the selection. Amaranthe won the selection with their song "Drop Dead Cynical" and just like in the 4th edition, the country came 4th in the semi-final and won the contest with 231 points, the highest score for a winner by that time until Kazakhstan won with 236 points. The Danish broadcaster decided to continue hosting Dansk Melodi Grand Prix and the entry for the 12th edition was selected through the 8th edition of the selection. Freya was the winner of the selection who then went on to finish 21st in the final with 73 points. The 9th edition of the selection selected the entry of the country in the 13th edition: Paw&Lina and their song "JKGLDOM" were the winners of the selection. However, they failed to make it to the final and achieved the 18th place with 36 points.
Despite actually starting the anniversary edition of their selection for the 14th edition, DR decided to postpone the selection and host it for the 15th edition due to being in the pre-qualification round. The entry for the edition was selected internally for the first time since the 4th edition: The Storm and the song "My Crown" represented the country. The band managed to win both the semi-final and the final of the edition with 171 and 249 points respectively, breaking multiple records: the first country to win after being in the pre-qualification round, the highest score in both a semi-final and final and also the largest margin between the 2nd and 1st place in a final. The 10th edition of the Danish selection resumed for the 15th edition. Stine Bramsen won the selection with her song "Karma Town" and represented the country in the 15th edition where it placed 5th in the final with 134 points. For the 16th edition, the 11st edition of the Danish selection was held with Nabiha winning the compeition for second time with the song "Kill It with Love". The song placed 23rd in the final with 61 points, the worst result of the country in a final.
The 12th edition of the Danish selection was held to select the song for the 17th edition. Sada Vidoo won the selection with her song "The Actress". The song managed to get the 4th place in the final with a total of 148 points, while in the semi-final it placed 2nd with 111 points. For the 18th edition, the 13th edition of the Danish selection was held. Hannah Schneider won the edition with her song "Dreaming Kind" which went on to place 14th in the final with a total of 104 points. Ida Corr won the 14th edition of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix with her song "Down" and therefore was selected as the Danish representative for the 19th edition. The song placed 2nd in the semi-final with 243 points and 9th in the final with 245 points. The 15th edition of the Danish selection selected the entry for the 20th edition; Aura Dione won the selection with her song "Love Somebody" and represented the country for third time. The singer managed to place 10th in the final with 228 points while in the semi-final it placed 4th with 205 points.
NVSC 21–30[]
The first entry for the third decade of the contest was selected through the 16th edition of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix. MAIA was selected as the Danish entrant in the 21st edition with her song "Tordenkys". The song placed 20th in the final with 151 points while it got the 4th place in the semi-final with 184 points. Snakehips and MØ were selected to represent the country in the 22nd edition; their song "Don't Leave" was declared as the winner of the 17th edition of the Danish selection. The song placed 4th in the semi-final with 196 points and qualified to the final where it placed 19th with 173 points. The 18th edition of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix selected the entry for the 23rd edition; Sada Vidoo was selected as the Danish representative for second time, with her song "Iconic". In the contest, the song placed 6th in the semi-final with 171 points and 11th in the final with 251 points.
The entry for the 24th edition was selected through the 19th edition of Dansk Melodi Grand Prix. The selection was won by JÆRV with the song "I staver"; in the contest, the song placed 21st in the final with 163 points while it placed 8th in the semi-final with 161 points. The entry for the 25th edition was selected through the 20th edition of the selection; "While I'm Young" by Bladtkramer won the selection. The song placed 9th in the semi-final with 167 points and 12th in the final with 220 points. Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 21 selected the country's entry for the 26th edition. "Loverboy" by Mattis won the selection and managed to win the semi-final with 217 points, while in the final it placed 11th with 235 points.
For the 27th edition, Denmark returned to internal selection for the first time since the 14th edition; Myrkur was selected to represent the country with the song "Juniper". The song did not manage to qualify after it placed 12th in the semi-final with 112 points. Dansk Melodi Grand Prix returned with the 22nd edition for the 28th edition. Ea Kaya was selected with the song "4 AM", which also did not manage to qualify, as it placed 14th with 83 points. For the 29th edition, their entry was selected through Dansk Melodi Grand Prix–Fallulah won the selection with the song "Dysfunctional". The song placed 11th in the semi-final with 127 points, marking the first time that Denmark failed to qualify three times in a row. In the last edition of the decade, the country returned to internal selection once again. Agnes Obel was selected with her song "Island of Doom". The song managed to bring the country back to the final after it placed 10th in the semi-final with 162 points. It subsequently placed 17th in the final with 202 points.
NVSC 31–40[]
Dansk Melodi Grand Prix returned once again with the new decade: the 24th edition was hosted for the 31st edition. Mattis returned to represent the country with the song "Fade Into Myself". The song placed 2nd in the semi-final with 255 points, while in the final it brought Denmark's first top 10 results since the 20th edition after finishing 10th with 287 points. Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 25 took place for the selection of Denmark's entry for the 32nd edition with Maddy winning the selection with her song "Island". The song did not manage to qualify to the final of the edition, coming 11th in the semi-final with 125 points – 1 point behind the qualifying 10th place. The following edition, Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 26 was hosted to select the Danish entry. Lydmor was selected to represent the country with the song "Someone We Used to Love". The song qualified to the final where it placed 12th with a total of 224 points. For the 34th edition, Denmark hosted their national selection for fourth edition in a row. Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 27 was hosted with girlcrush winning the selection with their song "I'm Easy". The song placed 12th in the semi-final and therefore failed to qualify to the final.
For the 35th edition, Denmark decided to turn to internal selection again. Nana Jacobi, who placed 4th in last edition's selection, was selected to represent the country with the song "Sneblind" – the first Danish-language song since "I staver". The song managed to make it through to the final, after getting a 2nd place in the semi-final with 245 points, tied with the first place of the semi-final – Italy. In the final, the song got the 4th place with a total of 355 points; the country won the jury vote with 216 points and got 139 points from the televoting. It was the first top 6 result for the country since the 17th edition. It was also the first Danish language song to get a top 6 result since "Kl. 10" in the 2nd edition. For the 36th edition, MØ with song "Live to Survive" was selected to represent Denmark. She finished 16th, earning a score of 182 points. For the 37th edition, Saveus with song "Bloodmoney" was selected to represent the country. The song placed 12th in the semi-final and therefore failed to qualify to the final. For the 38th edition, Greta with song "Nicht allein" was selected to represent the country. This was the first Danish song being sung in German, rather than English or Danish. The song finished 22nd in the grand final. For the 39th edition, AySay with song "Nerelisin" was selected to represent the country. This was the first Danish song being sung in Turkish. The song placed last in the semi-final and therefore failed to qualify to the final.
Contestants[]
There have so far been 35 entries that represented Denmark in the contest with 11 of them achieving a top 10 result, including 3 victories, the two achieved by Amaranthe.
Winner | Last place | Did not qualify to the semi-finals | |||
Second place | Automatically qualified to the final | Withdrawn or disqualified | |||
Third place | Did not qualify to the final | Did not compete |
Edn. | Artist | Language | Song | Final | Points | Semi | Points |
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#01 | Kato & Electric Lady Lab | English | "Alive" | 2 | 159 | 1 | 132 |
#02 | Medina | Danish | "Kl. 10" | 2 | 180 | ||
#03 | Aura Dione | English | "Reconnect" | 21 | 70 | ||
#04 | Amaranthe | English | "Amaranthine" | 1 | 175 | 4 | 94 |
#05 | L.I.G.A | Danish | "Skylder dig ik' noget" | 13 | 120 | ||
#06 | Julie Berthelsen | English | "Butterfly" | 11 | 60 | ||
#07 | Aura Dione | English | "In Love with the World" | 11 | 116 | 1 | 97 |
#08 | Nabiha | English | "Bang that Drum" | 12 | 107 | 5 | 89 |
#09 | Nadia Gattas | Danish | "Rejser gennem tiden" | 20 | 69 | 8 | 67 |
#10 | Tim Schou | English | "Supernova" | 14 | 100 | 1 | 116 |
#11 | Amaranthe | English | "Drop Dead Cynical" | 1 | 231 | 4 | 95 |
#12 | Freya | English | "Into the Fire" | 21 | 73 | ||
#13 | Paw&Lina | Danish | "JKGLDOM" | 18 | 36 | ||
#14 | The Storm | English | "My Crown" | 1 | 249 | 1 | 171 |
#15 | Stine Bramsen | English | "Karma Town" | 5 | 134 | ||
#16 | Nabiha | English | "Kill It with Love" | 23 | 61 | ||
#17 | Sada Vidoo | English | "The Actress" | 4 | 148 | 2 | 111 |
#18 | Hannah Schneider | English | "Dreaming Kind" | 14 | 102 | ||
#19 | Ida Corr | English | "Down" | 9 | 243 | 2 | 245 |
#20 | Aura Dione | English | "Love Somebody" | 10 | 228 | 4 | 205 |
#21 | MAIA | Danish | "Tordenkys" | 20 | 151 | 4 | 184 |
#22 | Snakehips & MØ | English | "Don't Leave" | 19 | 173 | 4 | 196 |
#23 | Sada Vidoo | English | "Iconic" | 11 | 251 | 6 | 171 |
#24 | JÆRV | Danish | "I staver" | 21 | 163 | 8 | 161 |
#25 | Bladtkramer | English | "While I'm Young" | 12 | 220 | 9 | 167 |
#26 | Mattis | English | "Loverboy" | 11 | 235 | 1 | 217 |
#27 | Myrkur | English | "Juniper" | 12 | 112 | ||
#28 | Ea Kaya | English | "4 AM" | 14 | 83 | ||
#29 | Fallulah | English | "Dysfunctional" | 11 | 127 | ||
#30 | Agnes Obel | English | "Island of Doom" | 17 | 202 | 10 | 162 |
#31 | Mattis | English | "Fade Into Myself" | 10 | 287 | 2 | 225 |
#32 | Maddy | English | "Island" | 11 | 125 | ||
#33 | Lydmor | English | "Someone We Used to Love" | 12 | 224 | 6 | 187 |
#34 | girlcrush | English | "I'm Easy" | 12 | 126 | ||
#35 | Nana Jacobi | Danish | "Sneblind" | 4 | 355 | 2 | 245 |
#36 | MØ | English | "Live to Survive" | 16 | 182 | ||
#37 | Saveus | English | "Bloodmoney" | 12 | 131 | ||
#38 | Greta | German | "Nicht allein" | 22 | 155 | 8 | 157 |
#39 | AySay | Turkish | "Nerelisin" | 20 | 43 | ||
#40 | DAYYANI | English | "Up n Down" | 10 | 259 | 6 | 192 |
#41 | Farveblind ft. Lucy Love | English | "Rock 'N Rolla" | 11 | 123 | ||
#42 | Dolores Forever | English | "Funeral" | 22 | 172 | 8 | 149 |
Draw history[]
Denmark has so far competed in a total of 44 shows ‒ one pre-qualification round, 19 semi-finals and 24 finals. The country has been allocated to perform in the first half for the majority of the contests (26 times in the first half, 18 times in the second half).
- Table key
- First half
- Second half
Edition | Song | Final | SF1 | SF2 | PQR |
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#01 | "Alive" | 14 | 11 | ||
#02 | "Kl. 10" | 9 | Member of the "Big 5" | ||
#03 | "Reconnect" | 10 | Member of the "Big 5" | ||
#04 | "Amaranthine" | 22 | 20 | ||
#05 | "Skylder dig ik' noget" | 12[1] | Member of the "Big 5" | ||
#06 | "Butterfly" | NQ | 6 | ||
#07 | "In Love with the World" | 11 | 11[2] | ||
#08 | "Bang that Drum" | 12 | 21 | ||
#09 | "Rejser gennem tiden" | 4 | 3[3] | ||
#10 | "Supernova" | 23 | 6 | ||
#11 | "Drop Dead Cynical" | 25 | 20 | ||
#12 | "Into the Fire" | 10 | Member of the "Big 5" | ||
#13 | "JKGLDOM" | NQ | 5 | ||
#14 | "My Crown" | 18 | 3 | 5 | |
#15 | "Karma Town" | 10 | Member of the "Big 6" | ||
#16 | "Kill It with Love" | 14 | Member of the "Big 6" | ||
#17 | "The Actress" | 9 | 13 | ||
#18 | "Dreaming Kind" | 11 | Member of the "Big 6" | ||
#19 | "Down" | 12 | 5 | ||
#20 | "Love Somebody" | 23 | 13 | ||
#21 | "Tordenkys" | 6 | 3 | ||
#22 | "Don't Leave" | 20 | 2 | ||
#23 | "Iconic" | 16 | 17 | ||
#24 | "I staver" | 12 | 19 | ||
#25 | "While I'm Young" | 1 | 8 | ||
#26 | "Loverboy" | 8 | 5 | ||
#27 | "Juniper" | NQ | 11 | ||
#28 | "4 AM" | NQ | 13 | ||
#29 | "Dysfunctional" | NQ | 4 | ||
#30 | "Island of Doom" | 21 | 18 | ||
#31 | "Fade Into Myself" | 24 | 6 | ||
#32 | "Island" | NQ | 4 | ||
#33 | "Someone We Used to Love" | 15 | 10 | ||
#34 | "I'm Easy" | NQ | 16 | ||
#35 | "Sneblind" | 13 | 8 | ||
#36 | "Live to Survive" | 1 | Member of the "Big 6" | ||
#37 | "Bloodmoney" | N/A | 10 |
North Vision Awards[]
The North Vision Awards (formerly known as the After-show Awards) is a ceremony held to honor the artists and songs of the editions. Denmark has received nine awards out of the thirty-six nominations of the Danish artists and songs.
Ceremony | Nominated | Award | Result |
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NVSC #5 | "Skylder dig ik' noget" | Best Finalist | Nominated |
Best Pop | |||
NVSC #7 | Aura Dione | Best Female Artist | |
"In Love with the World" | Best Northern song | ||
NVSC #8 | "Bang that Drum" | Best Dance / R&B | Won |
Best Northern song | Nominated | ||
NVSC #10 (special awards) |
"Kl. 10" | Best Big 5 entry | |
"Amaranthine" | Best Winner | ||
"Skylder dig ik' noget" | Best Group Performance | ||
"Amaranthine" | |||
NVSC #11 | Amaranthe | Best Band / Duet | Won |
"Drop Dead Cynical" | Best Rock | ||
Best English song | |||
Best Northern song | Nominated | ||
Best Top 5 song | |||
NVSC #12 | "Into the Fire" | Best Northern song | |
Best Big 5 song | |||
Best Bottom 5 song | Won | ||
NVSC #13 | "JKGLDOM" | Best Dance / R&B | Nominated |
Best Northern song | |||
NVSC #14 | "My Crown" | Best PQR song | |
Best Northern song | Won | ||
Best Alternative | |||
Best Top 6 song | |||
NVSC #15 | "Karma Town" | Best Northern song | Nominated |
Best Big 6 song | |||
Best Top 6 song | |||
NVSC #16 | Nabiha | Best Female Artist | |
"Kill It with Love" | Best Rock | ||
Best Northern song | |||
Best Big 6 song | |||
Best Bottom 6 song | |||
NVSC #17 | Sada Vidoo | Best Female Artist | |
"The Actress" | Best Alternative | ||
Best Northern song | Won | ||
Best Top 6 song | Nominated | ||
NVSC #18 | "Dreaming Kind" | Best English song | |
Best Northern song | |||
Best Big 6 song |
North Vision Song of the Year[]
The North Vision Song of the Year (also known simply as Song of the Year) is the annual award show held to honor the best song from the editions that were held during the respective year. In 2015, two out of six Danish entries made it to the top 50; "My Crown" and "Karma Town" with the latter one reaching the top 10. In 2016, three out of four Danish entries made it to the top 50; "Down", "Love Somebody" and "Tordenkys".
Year | Artist | Song | Result |
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2015 | Freya | "Into the Fire" | Nominated |
Paw&Lina | "JKGLDOM" | ||
Nabiha | "Kill It with Love" | ||
Sada Vidoo | "The Actress" | ||
The Storm | "My Crown" | Top 50 | |
Stine Bramsen | "Karma Town" | Top 10 | |
2016 | Hannah Schneider | "Dreaming Kind" | Nominated |
Ida Corr | "Down" | Top 50 | |
Aura Dione | "Love Somebody" | ||
MAIA | "Tordenkys" | ||
2018 | Bladtkrammer | "While I'm Young" | Nominated |
JÆRV | "I staver" | Top 50 | |
Mattis | "Loverboy" | ||
2019 | Ea Kaya | "4 AM" | Nominated |
Fallulah | "Dysfunctional" | ||
Agnes Obel | "Island of Doom" | ||
Myrkur | "Juniper" | Top 50 |
Voting history[]
Denmark's voting statistics as of the 34th edition. The tables list the points given or received by Denmark in the semi-finals, the finals and a total of both. However, the points given and received in the pre-qualification round are not included. The United Kingdom is currently the country that has given the most points to Denmark but also the country that has received the most points from Denmark.
Rank | Semi-finals | Finals | Total | |||
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Country | Points | Country | Points | Country | Points | |
1 | United Kingdom | 198 | Romania | 180 | United Kingdom | 364 |
2 | Germany | 128 | United Kingdom | 166 | Romania | 298 |
3 | Poland | 126 | Latvia | 146 | Germany | 257 |
4 | Lithuania | 120 | Ireland | 131 | Poland | 243 |
5 | Romania | 118 | Lebanon | 130 | Norway | 232 |
6 | Sweden | 109 | Germany | 129 | Hungary | 231 |
7 | Norway | 106 | Iceland | 129 | Ireland | 226 |
8 | Hungary | 95 | B&H | 127 | Sweden | 223 |
9 | Ireland | 94 | Hungary | 125 | Iceland | 222 |
10 | Andorra | 93 | Norway | 123 | Lithuania | 221 |
Rank | Semi-finals | Finals | Total | |||
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Country | Points | Country | Points | Country | Points | |
1 | United Kingdom | 131 | United Kingdom | 169 | United Kingdom | 300 |
2 | Norway | 125 | Norway | 141 | Norway | 266 |
3 | Greece | 103 | Sweden | 137 | Romania | 234 |
4 | Romania | 100 | Romania | 134 | Sweden | 193 |
5 | Ireland | 90 | Austria | 107 | Austria | 178 |
6 | Kazakhstan | 85 | Russia | 105 | Germany | 177 |
7 | Belgium | 83 | Faroe Islands | 103 | Faroe Islands | 174 |
8 | Andorra | 83 | Germany | 95 | Czechia | 169 |
9 | Germany | 82 | Czechia | 91 | Greece | 169 |
10 | Iceland | 82 | Iceland | 83 | Iceland | 165 |
Commentators and spokespersons[]
Since the 1st edition there have been different commentators and spokespersons for Denmark. However, all the events were broadcasted by DR, on both radio and television. Nicolaj Molbech, Ole Tøpholm and Lise Rønne have been the three final television commentators, all serving for different editions. Louise Wolff and Lise Rønne were some of the semi-final television commentators. Ulla Essendrop has served as radio commentators for ten editions.
The spokespersons have been different in each edition. Louise Wolff, who has also been a television and radio commentator, was the first spokesperson. The list of spokespersons also includes Medina, Tim Schou, Elize Ryd from Amaranthe, Pernille Rosendahl from The Storm and Ida Corr who have represented the country in the contest.
Edition | Final television commentator | Semi-finals television commmentator | Radio commentator | Spokesperson | Broadcaster |
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NVSC #01 | Nicolaj Molbech | Louise Wolff | Andrea Elizabeth | No spokesperson[4] | DR (TV + Radio) |
NVSC #02 | |||||
NVSC #03 | Peter Falktoft | ||||
NVSC #04 | Lise Rønne | Louise Wolff | Bryan Rice | ||
NVSC #05 | Ole Tøpholm | Nadia Malm | |||
NVSC #06 | Ulla Essendrop | Emmelie de Forest | |||
NVSC #07 | Mads Vangsø | Ida Corr | |||
NVSC #08 | Natasha Thomas | ||||
NVSC #09 | Sukkerchok | ||||
NVSC #10[4] | Lise Rønne | Sofie Lassen-Kahlke | |||
NVSC #11 | Nicolaj Molbech | Ihan Haydar | |||
NVSC #12 | Andrea Elizabeth | Tim Schou | |||
NVSC #13 | Mads Vangsø | Tine Midtgaard | |||
NVSC #14 | Lise Rønne | Medina | |||
NVSC #15 | Pernille Rosendahl | ||||
NVSC #16 | Ulla Essendrop[5] | Emmelie de Forest | |||
NVSC #17 | Soluna Samay | ||||
NVSC #18 | Lise Rønne | Andrea Elizabeth | Rasmus Thude | ||
NVSC #19 | Mette Lisby | August Haas | |||
NVSC #20 | Ulla Essendrop | ||||
NVSC #21 | Louise Wolff | ||||
NVSC #22 | No spokesperson[6] | ||||
NVSC #23 | Ulla Essendrop | ||||
NVSC #24 | No spokesperson[6] | ||||
NVSC #25 | Ulla Essendrop | Myrkur | |||
NVSC #26 | |||||
NVSC #27 | Lise Rønne | Ulla Essendrop | |||
NVSC #28 | |||||
NVSC #29 | Aura Dione | ||||
NVSC #30 | |||||
NVSC #31 | Ulla Essendrop | ||||
NVSC #32 | Ulla Essendrop | Mattis | |||
NVSC #33 | Ida Just | ||||
NVSC #34 | Agnes Obel |
Hostings[]
Denmark has hosted three editions of the contest: the 5th, 12th and 15th editions. The country has also hosted the 4th edition of the North Vision in Concert. The country also bid to host the 8th edition of the pre-qualification round but lost to Kazakhstan.
Edition | Location | Venue | Presenters |
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#05 | Aarhus | Atletion | Signe Molde and Bryan Rice |
#12 | Herning | Jyske Bank Boxen | Lise Rønne and Casper Christensen |
#15 | Copenhagen | Parken Stadium | Louise Wolff, Ulla Essendrop and Tim Schou |
Winners' Edition[]
After the 20th edition and during the 21st edition of the contest a winners' edition was held with the 21 winners of the contest competing. The first ten competed in the first semi-final and the other ten competed in the second semi-final. Five from each semi-final qualified to the final. Denmark had three entries in the edition. However, none of them managed to qualify to the final.
Edn. | Artist | Song | Final | Points | Semi | Points |
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#04 | Amaranthe | "Amaranthine" | 6 | 263 | ||
#11 | Amaranthe | "Drop Dead Cynical" | 9 | 240 | ||
#14 | The Storm | "My Crown" | 7 | 252 |
Other contests[]
OGAN Second Chance Contest[]
The contest takes place during the contest, usually during the second semi-final of the respective edition. It is not an televised event, but only through YouTube. Denmark debuted in the first edition already, held for the 8th edition.
Edn. | Artist | Song | Final | Points | Place in DMGP |
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#08 | Anna David | "If You Wanna Cry" | 10 | 56 | 4th out of 10 |
#09 | Clemens feat. Nastasia | "Tog det som en mand" | 14 | 61 | 3rd out of 10 |
#10 | Emma | "Crashing Down" | 15 | 41 | 2nd out of 10 |
#11 | Áli | "Cocoon" | 13 | 65 | 2nd out of 10 |
#12 | Bim | "Lights Out" | 18 | 43 | 2nd out of 4 |
#13 | Did not take part | ||||
#14 | |||||
#15 | Fallulah | "Dried-Out Cities" | 4 | 102 | 2nd out of 10 |
#16 | Emmelie de Forest | "Hopscotch" | 3 | 108 | 2nd out of 5 |
#17 | Ericka Jane | "Favorite Lie" | 1 | 106 | 2nd out of 10 |
#18 | Medina | "We Survive" | 2 | 94 | 3rd out of 10 |
#19 | Oh Land | "Head Up High" | 10 | 72 | 3rd out of 10 |
#20 | MØ | "Final Song" | 1 | 121 | 2nd out of 10 |
#21 | Adam Daniel | "Tænder på dig" | 2 | 111 | 2nd out of 10 |
#22 | Carpark North | "Unbreakable" | 5 | 54 | 2nd out of 10 |
#23 | Off Bloom | "Falcon Eye" | 2 | 99 | 2nd out of 11 |
#24 | Kill J | "Gravity" | 1 | 68 | 2nd out of 10 |
#25 | Blaue Blume | "Ebony" | 4 | 76 | 3rd out of 10 |
#26 | HunBjørn | "A Flutter of the Heart" | 20 | 22 | 4th out of 10 |
#27 | Did not take part | ||||
#28 | Broken Twin | "No Darkness" | 13 | 38 | 2nd out of 10 |
#29 | Kill J | "Addicted" | 11 | 48 | 3rd out of 10 |
#30 | Did not take part | ||||
#31 | Ida Laurberg | "Grayzone" | 7 | 71 | 2nd out of 10 |
#32 | Soleima | "Roses" | 10 | 73 | 2nd out of 10 |
#33 | BATHSHEBA | "Hit 'N' Run" | 11 | 57 | 3rd out of 10 |
#34 | Drew Sycamore | "I Wanna Be Dancing" | 16 | 40 | 3rd out of 10 |
Junior North Vision Song Contest[]
The contest is only for European artists under the age of 16. Denmark debuted in the 1st edition and has so far been in all the editions since then. Their entries have all been selected through internal selections. In the 3rd edition, an entry was intended but the country withdrew later. The country returned in the 6th edition.
Edn. | Artist | Song | Final | Points | Semi | Points |
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#01 | Simone | "Hopelessly Devoted to You" | 6 | 131 | 3 | 99 |
#02 | Line | "Efter dig" | 5 | 69 | No semi-finals | |
#03 | Did not participate | |||||
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#06 | Emma Pi | "Du ser den anden vej" | 19 | 30 | No semi-finals | |
#07 | Emma Rosa | "Du er en vinder" | 20 | 23 | ||
#08 | Flora Ofelia | "Du Du Du" | 12 | 45 | ||
#09 | Did not participate | |||||
#10 | Cecilie | "Ingen som dig" | 10 | 80 | 7 | 75 |
#11 | Did not participate |
Nordisk Melodi Grand Prix[]
The contest is held between the Nordic countries that are members of the North Broadcasting Union. Denmark debuted in the 1st edition.
Edn. | Artist | Song | Final | Points | Semi | Points |
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#01 | Stilettos | "I nat er der kun musik" | 4 | 20 | No semi-finals | |
#02 | Ida Gard | "Need a Break" | 1 | 38 | ||
#03 | Sherpa | "Animal" | 4 | 20 | ||
#04 | König | "Uundværlig" | 4 | 20 | ||
#05 | Dúné | "Never Be Alone" | 4 | 24 | ||
#06 | Fay Emilia | "I Mørket" | 4 | 18 | ||
#07 | Clara Sofie | "Før lyset slipper ind" | 6 | 20 | ||
#08 | Skylar Fri | "Gold Rush" | 1 | 40 | ||
#09 | Greta | "Spin" | 2 | 40 | ||
#10 | Professor Pus | "Fugl" | 7 | 8 | ||
#11 | Did not take part | |||||
#12 | JÆRV | "Signaler" | 4 | 22 | No semi-finals | |
#13 | Natlyst | "Jeg har lyst" | 4 | 26 | ||
#14 | Télé Rouge | "Étoile Binaire" | 3 | 40 |
Notes[]
- ^ In the 9th edition, Denmark received the wildcard of the semi-final and therefore could pick their starting position.
- ^ In the 5th edition, Denmark received the wildcard of the big 5 and therefore could pick their starting position.
- ^ In the 7th edition, Denmark received the wildcard of the semi-final and therefore could pick their starting position.
- ^ There were no spokespersons for the first three editions.
- ^ For the jubilee edition, Ole Tøpholm was joined by Nicolaj Molbech as commentator for the final of the edition. In the edition after, Nikolaj Molbech took over as the final commentator. In addition, Mads Vangsø returned as commentator for the semi-final of the edition and joined Lise Rønne who replaced him for the next editions.
- ^ Ulla Essendrop was replaced by Mette Lisby for the final of the 20th edition as Essendrop was appointed as a spokesperson.
- ^^ There were no spokespersons for the 22nd and the 24th editions due to the jury results being delivered by the host.
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