You've Seen Here: 2021 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 3)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

It's time to finish our 2021 MTV Europe Music Awards series, with the second half of the regional nominations. Throughout the past 12 months, if you've been reading Sounds European!, you've seen these artists:

Best Portuguese act: Bárbara Tinoco (second post) and Diogo Piçarra (second post and third post).
Best Russian act: Mari Kraimbrery (second post) and Max Barskih.
Best Spanish act: Aitana (second post, third post, fourth post and fifth post; our song of the week in January, shown below) and Pablo Alborán (second post).
Best Swiss act: Gjon's Tears and Stefanie Heinzmann (second post).
Best United Kingdom and Ireland act: Dua Lipa (second post, third post and fourth post), Ed Sheeran (second post and third post) and Little Mix (second post).

You've Seen Here: 2021 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 2)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

We now go on with our special series about this year's MTV Europe Music Awards, starting the regional nominations. If you read us, be sure, none of these names will be unknown to you:

Best French act: Amel Bent (second post) and Dadju.
Best German act: Alvaro Soler (second post and third post), Tokio Hotel and Zoe Wees (second post).
Best Italian act: Måneskin (second post, third post, fourth post and fifth post; Sanremo and Eurovision winner, with the song below).
Best Nordic act: Drew Sycamore (second post) and Sigrid (second post).
Best Polish act: Daria Zawiałow (second post) and sanah (second post and third post).

You've Seen Here: 2021 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 1)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

Next Sunday, we are having the 2021 edition of the MTV Europe Music Awards. It's going to take place at the László Papp Budapest Sports Arena, in Budapest, Hungary. And, keeping the tradition, Sounds European! takes this opportunity to review all the nominees who were shown on our site throughout the past year, and to celebrate their music.

As usual, we will divide this series in three parts. Now, we are listing the artists who are nominated for the main categories, who have been in our site during the past 12 months. On the following two parts, we are going to check the regional nominations.

BTS: best group, best pop, best K-pop and biggest fans.
Coldplay: best rock.
David Guetta (second post and third post): best electronic.
Dua Lipa (second post, third post and fourth post): best pop.
Ed Sheeran (second post and third post): best song, best video, best artist and best pop.
Griff: best new act and best Push Act.
Harry Styles (second post): video for good.
JC Stewart: best Push Act.
Joel Corry: best electronic.
Justin Bieber: best song (two songs nominated; one solo, one feat. The Kid LAROI), best video, best collaboration (feat. The Kid LAROI), best artist, best pop and biggest fans.
Lil Nas X: best song, best video, best collaboration (feat. Jack Harlow), best artist and video for good.
Little Mix (second post): best group.
Måneskin (second post, third post, fourth post and fifth post): best group and best rock.
Olivia Rodrigo (second post): best song, best new act, best pop and best Push Act.
The Kid LAROI: best song (feat. Justin Bieber), best collaboration (feat. Justin Bieber), best new act and best Push Act.
The Weeknd: best collaboration (feat. Ariana Grande, shown below) and best artist.
YUNGBLUD (second post): best alternative.

You've Seen Here: 2021 Eurovision Song Contest

EUROVISION

After two years waiting because of the cancellation of the 2020 edition, it's finally here: it's Eurovision week! And we are retaking a tradition of ours: we're presenting our guide to the 2021 contest, remembering all of the competing entries (as most of them were already reviewed on Sounds European! during the past months).

As was planned in for last year, the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest is going to be held at Rotterdam Ahoy, in Rotterdam, following the 2019 victory of the Netherlands, with "Arcade". Before the 2021 rehearsals, the bookies had Malta and Switzerland as the big favorites for this year's trophy. Now, Italy, France, Iceland, Cyprus and Bulgaria.

We now take this opportunity and highlight a song we really enjoy, but weren't able to publish before, Russia's "Russian woman" – as Manizha was born in Tajikistan:

Check the full list of the 2021 entries, with their running order in the shows:

Semifinal 1 (May 18th, 2021):

1. Lithuania | The Roop - "Discoteque"

2. Slovenia | Ana Soklič - "Amen"

3. Russia | Manizha - "Russian woman"

4. Sweden | Tusse - "Voices"

5. Australia | Montaigne - "Technicolour"

6. North Macedonia | Vasil - "Here I stand"

7. Ireland | Lesley Roy - "Maps"

8. Cyprus | Elena Tsagkrinou - "El diablo"

9. Norway | TIX - "Fallen angel"

10. Croatia | Albina - "Tick-tock"

11. Belgium | Hooverphonic - "The wrong place"

12. Israel | Eden Alene - "Set me free"

13. Romania | Roxen - "Amnesia"

14. Azerbaijan | Efendi - "Mata Hari"

15. Ukraine | Go_A - "Shum"

16. Malta | Destiny Chukunyere - "Je me casse"

Semifinal 2 (May 20th, 2021):

1. San Marino | Senhit - "Adrenalina"

2. Estonia | Uku Suviste - "The lucky one"

3. Czech Republic | Benny Cristo - "Omaga"

4. Greece | Stefania - "Last dance"

5. Austria | Vincent Bueno - "Amen"

6. Poland | Rafał Brzozowski - "The ride"

7. Moldova | Natalia Gordienko - "Sugar"

8. Iceland | Daði og Gagnamagnið - "10 years"

9. Serbia | Hurricane - "Loco loco"

10. Georgia | Tornike Kipiani - "You"

11. Albania | Anxhela Peristeri - "Karma"

12. Portugal | The Black Mamba - "Love is on my side"

13. Bulgaria | Victoria Georgieva - "Growing up is getting old"

14. Finland | Blind Channel - "Dark side"

15. Latvia | Samanta Tīna - "The moon is rising"

16. Switzerland | Gjon's Tears - "Tout l'univers"

17. Denmark | Fyr Og Flamme - "Øve os på hinanden"

Final (May 22nd, 2021):

23. Netherlands | Jeangu Macrooy - "Birth of a new age"

TBD. France | Barbara Pravi - "Voilà"

TBD. Germany | Jendrik - "I don't feel hate"

TBD. Italy | Måneskin - "Zitti e buoni"

TBD. Spain | Blas Cantó - "Voy a quedarme"

TBD. United Kingdom | James Newman - "Embers"

You've Seen Here: 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 3)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

We now conclude our special series about the 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards, with the second half of the regional nominations. In the past year, you've seen on Sounds European!:

Best Nordic act: ALMA (second post and third post) and Zara Larsson.
Best Polish act: Daria Zawiałow (second post) and sanah (second post, third post and fourth post).
Best Portuguese act: Bárbara Bandeira, Diogo Piçarra (second post and third post) and Fernando Daniel (second post and third post).
Best Spanish act: Aitana (second post, third post and fourth post) and Leiva.
Best United Kingdom and Irish act: Dua Lipa (second post, third post, fourth post, fifth post and sixth post), Harry Styles (second post, third post and fourth post; one of the hits of the year, shown below), Little Mix (second post and third post) and Stormzy.

You've Seen Here: 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 2)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

It's time to go on with our special series about tonight's MTV Europe Music Awards. Now, we start to focus on the regional nominations. During the past 12 months, you've seen here:

Best Belgian act: Angèle, IBE (second post and third post), Lost Frequencies and OT.
Best Dutch act: Davina Michelle (second post), Emma Heesters and Suzan & Freek (second post and third post).
Best French act: GIMS, M. Pokora (second post), Soprano and Vitaa feat. Slimane (second post and third post).
Best German act: LEA and Nico Santos (second post and third post).
Best Italian act: Diodato (second post; Sanremo winner, with the song below), Elettra Lamborghini (second post), Levante (second post) and Random.

You've Seen Here: 2020 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 1)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

Tonight, we are having this year's edition of the MTV Europe Music Awards. Because of COVID-19 restrictions, there isn't a specific venue or host city for the ceremony. Instead, the performances were recorded in various locations across the world.

As it's a tradition, Sounds European! takes the chance to review the year, and remember all the nominees who have been presented on our site throughout the past year. If you are a frequent reader of ours, it's certain that you know most of the names!

This first part of our special series is listing the artists who are competing in the main categories. The two next parts will then focus on the regional nominations.

blackbear: best alternative.
Calvin Harris: best electronic.
David Guetta: best electronic and video for good (feat. Sia, shown below).
Dua Lipa (second post, third post, fourth post, fifth post and sixth post): best song, best artist and best pop.
Harry Styles (second post, third post and fourth post): best artist and best pop.
J Balvin: best Latin and best virtual live.
Little Mix (second post and third post): best group, best pop and best virtual live.
Sam Smith (second post, third post and fourth post): best collaboration (feat. Demi Lovato).
The 1975: best alternative.
The Weeknd (second post): best song, best video and best artist.

You've Seen Here: 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 3)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

It's time to conclude our special series about tonight's MTV Europe Music Awards, with the second half of the regional nominations. During the past 12 months, you've seen here:

Best Polish act: Daria Zawiałow, Roksana Węgiel (second post, third post and fourth post; 2018 Junior Eurovision winner, with the song below) and Sarsa.

Best Portuguese act: David Carreira (second post and third post) and Fernando Daniel (second post, third post and fourth post).

Best Spanish act: Beret and Lola Indigo.

Best Swedish act: Molly Sandén (second post), Robyn and Zara Larsson (second post, third post and fourth post).

Best Swiss act: ILIRA (second post, third post and fourth post) and Stefanie Heinzmann (second post, third post and fourth post).

Best United Kingdom act: Ed Sheeran (second post and third post), Lewis Capaldi and Mabel (second post, third post, fourth post and fifth post).

You've Seen Here: 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 2)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

We now continue with our special series about the 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards. It's now time to focus on the regional nominations. Throughout the year, if you've been reading Sounds European!, you've seen these artists:

Best Belgian act: IBE.

Best Danish act: Christopher (second post and interview), Lukas Graham (second post), MØ (second post) and Nicklas Sahl (second post).

Best Dutch act: Maan (second post), Nielson (second post) and Snelle.

Best French act: Kendji Girac (second post).

Best Finnish act: ALMA (second post and third post), Benjamin (second post, third post and fourth post) and Robin Packalen (second post).

Best Italian act: Elodie (second post and third post) and Mahmood (Sanremo winner, with the song below).

Best Norwegian act: Astrid S (second post, third post and fourth post), Ruben and Sigrid (second post).

You've Seen Here: 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 1)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

Tonight, Seville is hosting the 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards (making it the fourth time, second consecutive, that Spain hosts the event). And as it's becoming a tradition, Sounds European! takes the opportunity to remember all the nominees who have been presented on our site throughout the past year. As you know, if you read us regularly, you know the best of European music!

On the first part of this special series, we are listing the artists who are nominated for the main categories, who have been posted in our site in the past 12 months. The next two parts of this series are going to focus on the regional nominations.

Ariana Grande (second post): best song, best video, best artist, best pop, best live act and biggest fans.

Ava Max: best new act and best Push Act.

Bebe Rexha: best collaboration (feat. The Chainsmokers) and best World Stage performance.

Calvin Harris: best electronic.

Camila Cabello: best song (feat. Shawn Mendes, shown below), best collaboration (feat. Shawn Mendes) and best pop.

Ed Sheeran (second post and third post): best live act.

Imagine Dragons: best rock.

J Balvin: best video (feat. Rosalía and El Guincho), best artist, best collaboration (feat. Rosalía and El Guincho) and best look.

Juice WRLD: best Push Act.

Lewis Capaldi: best new act and best Push Act.

Mabel (second post, third post, fourth post and fifth post): best new act and best Push Act.

Mark Ronson (second post, third post and fourth post): best collaboration (feat. Miley Cyrus).

Miley Cyrus: best artist and best collaboration (feat. Mark Ronson).

P!nk: best live act.

Post Malone: best song.

Rosalía: best video (feat. J Balvin and El Guincho), best collaboration (feat. J Balvin and El Guincho), best Push Act and best look.

Shawn Mendes: best song (feat. Camila Cabello), best artist, best collaboration (feat. Camila Cabello), best pop and biggest fans.

You've Seen Here: 2019 Eurovision Song Contest

EUROVISION

The week of Eurovision Song Contest has arrived, and both the hardcore fans and the curious watchers are turning their full attention to the festival. And as it's our tradition, it's now time to present our guide to the contest, remembering all of the competing entries (as most of them were already reviewed on Sounds European! during the past months).

In 2019, Eurovision is going to be held at Expo Tel Aviv, in Tel Aviv, following last year's victory of Israel, with "Toy". According to the bookies, the Netherlands are the main favorite to win the trophy. Other countries that are pointed by experts as real contenders are Sweden, Russia, France, Azerbaijan and Malta.

We now take this opportunity and highlight a song we really enjoy, but weren't able to publish before, Greece's "Better love" – as Katerine Duska was born in Canada:

Check the full list of the 2019 entries, with their running order in the shows:

Semifinal 1 (May 14th, 2019):

1. Cyprus | Tamta - "Replay"

2. Montenegro | D Mol - "Heaven"

3. Finland | Darude feat. Sebastian Rejman - "Look away"

4. Poland | Tulia - "Fire of love (Pali się)"

5. Slovenia | Zala Kralj & Gašper Šantl - "Sebi"

6. Czech Republic | Lake Malawi - "Friend of a friend"

7. Hungary | Joci Pápai - "Az én apám"

8. Belarus | Zena - "Like it"

9. Serbia | Nevena Božović - "Kruna"

10. Belgium | Eliot - "Wake up"

11. Georgia | Oto Nemsadze - "Keep on going"

12. Australia | Kate Miller-Heidke - "Zero gravity"

13. Iceland | Hatari - "Hatrið mun sigra"

14. Estonia | Victor Crone - "Storm"

15. Portugal | Conan Osiris - "Telemóveis"

16. Greece | Katerine Duska - "Better love"

17. San Marino | Serhat - "Say na na na"

Semifinal 2 (May 16th, 2019):

1. Armenia | Srbuk - "Walking out"

2. Ireland | Sarah McTernan - "22"

3. Moldova | Anna Odobescu - "Stay"

4. Switzerland | Luca Hänni - "She got me"

5. Latvia | Carousel - "That night"

6. Romania | Ester Peony - "On a Sunday"

7. Denmark | Leonora - "Love is forever"

8. Sweden | John Lundvik - "Too late for love"

9. Austria | PÆNDA - "Limits"

10. Croatia | Roko Blažević - "The dream"

11. Malta | Michela - "Chameleon"

12. Lithuania | Jurijus Veklenko - "Run with the lions"

13. Russia | Sergey Lazarev - "Scream"

14. Albania | Jonida Maliqi - "Ktheju tokës"

15. Norway | KEiiNO - "Spirit in the sky"

16. Netherlands | Duncan Laurence - "Arcade"

17. North Macedonia | Tamara Todevska - "Proud"

18. Azerbaijan | Chingiz Mustafayev - "Truth"

Final (May 18th, 2019):

14. Israel | Kobi Marimi - "Home"

TBD. France | Bilal Hassani - "Roi"

TBD. Germany | S!sters - "Sister"

TBD. Italy | Mahmood - "Soldi"

TBD. Spain | Miki Núñez - "La venda"

TBD. United Kingdom | Michael Rice - "Bigger than us"

You've Seen Here: Russian music

FIFA WORLD CUP

Since last Thursday and until July 15th, we will be enjoying some of the best football at the 2018 FIFA World Cup. This year, the event is being held in Russia. So, Sounds European! decided to join the party, offering a set with some of the best Russian songs to have ever been presented in our site. Our list is composed of songs which were in our end-of-year best-of rankings, plus some additional choices by the editors.

And besides great music, don't forget to check (or remember, if you have checked before) the amazing exclusive interview we've had with the one and only Polina Gagarina!

Наслаждайтесь!

Anastasia Karpova - "S toboy"
BURANOV - "Lyudi" (as seen above)
Elmira Kalimullina - "Budda"
Elovskih - "Perestrelka" (as seen below)
Julia Parshuta - "Cut me open"
Laurita - "Prosto"
Lena Katina - "Who I am"

Polina Gagarina - "Ya ne budu" (as seen below)
Rim (Rome) - "Tsunami"
Sati Kazanova - "Dura"
Sergey Lazarev - "7 wonders"
Sergey Lazarev - "Sdavaysya"
Slava - "Krasnyy"
Sophie - "Zvezdopad"
Timur Rodriguez - "Show me"
Triangle Sun - "Upside down"
Zlataslava - "Gor'ko"

For more Russian music, click here.

You've Seen Here: 2018 Eurovision Song Contest

EUROVISION

We are entering the week several of our readers have been waiting for the entire year: it's time for the Eurovision Song Contest. As it's our tradition, we now offer a summary of the contest, reviewing all of the competing entries (remembering most of them were already presented in our site during the recent months).

This year, Eurovision is taking place at Altice Arena, in Lisbon, following last year's victory of Portugal, with "Amar pelos dois". The bookies' favorite to win the trophy is Israel, with Netta's "Toy" (song which is presented right below). Other potential winners according to experts are France, Estonia, Finland and Bulgaria.

Check the full list of the 2018 entries, with their running order in the shows:

Semifinal 1 (May 8th, 2018):

1. Azerbaijan | AISEL - "X my heart"

2. Iceland | Ari Ólafsson - "Our choice"

3. Albania | Eugent Bushpepa - "Mall"

4. Belgium | Sennek - "A matter of time"

5. Czech Republic | Mikolas Josef - "Lie to me"

6. Lithuania | Ieva Zasimauskaitė - "When we're old"

7. Israel | Netta - "Toy"

8. Belarus | ALEKSEEV - "Forever"

9. Estonia | Elina Nechayeva - "La forza"

10. Bulgaria | EQUINOX - "Bones"

11. North Macedonia | Eye Cue - "Lost and found"

12. Croatia | Franka - "Crazy"

13. Austria | Cesár Sampson - "Nobody but you"

14. Greece | Yianna Terzi - "Oneiro mou"

15. Finland | Saara Aalto - "Monsters"

16. Armenia | Sevak Khanagyan - "Qami"

17. Switzerland | ZiBBZ - "Stones"

18. Ireland | Ryan O'Shaugnessy - "Together"

19. Cyprus | Eleni Foureira - "Fuego"

Semifinal 2 (May 10th, 2018):

1. Norway | Alexander Rybak - "That's how you write a song"

2. Romania | The Humans - "Goodbye"

3. Serbia | Sanja Ilić & Balkanika - "Nova deca"

4. San Marino | Jessika feat. Jenifer Brening - "Who we are"

5. Denmark | Rasmussen - "Higher ground"

6. Russia | Julia Samoylova - "I won't break"

7. Moldova | DoReDos - "My lucky day"

8. Netherlands | Waylon - "Outlaw in 'em"

9. Australia | Jessica Mauboy - "We got love"

10. Georgia | Iriao - "For you"

11. Poland | Gromee feat. Lukas Meijer - "Light me up"

12. Malta | Christabelle - "Taboo"

13. Hungary | AWS - "Viszlát nyár"

14. Latvia | Laura Rizzotto - "Funny girl"

15. Sweden | Benjamin Ingrosso - "Dance you off"

16. Montenegro | Vanja Radovanović - "Inje"

17. Slovenia | Lea Sirk - "Hvala, ne!"

18. Ukraine | MELOVIN - "Under the ladder"

Final (May 12th, 2018):

8. Portugal | Cláudia Pascoal - "O jardim"

TBD. France | Madame Monsieur - "Mercy"

TBD. Germany | Michael Schulte - "You let me walk alone"

TBD. Italy | Ermal Meta feat. Fabrizio Moro - "Non mi avete fatto niente"

TBD. Spain | Amaia Romero feat. Alfred García - "Tu canción"

TBD. United Kingdom | SuRie - "Storm"

You've Seen Here: 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 3)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

Sounds European! now concludes the special day we have saved for talking about the 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards. It's time to finish the list of artists who are nominated to the regional awards, and you have seen during the past 12 months.

If you've been reading SE!, you've seen:

Best Norwegian act: Alan Walker, Astrid S (second post and third post), Gabrielle and Kygo.

Best Portuguese act: Mickael Carreira.

Best Polish act: Margaret (second post), Monika Lewczuk and Natalia Nykiel.

Best Russian act: Elena Temnikova (second post) and Elka (second post).

Best Spanish act: Lori Meyers.

Best Swedish act: Tove Lo and Zara Larsson (second post and third post; one of the hits of the year, shown below).

Best United Kingdom act: Dua Lipa (second post), Ed Sheeran (second post, third post and fourth post) and Little Mix (second post).

You've Seen Here: 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 2)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

It's time to continue with our special series about this year's edition of MTV Europe Music Awards. Now, we are going to start reviewing the artists who are running for the regional awards of the EMAs, who we presented during the year.

If you read SE! during this period, you've seen:

Best Adria act: Nina Kraljić (second post).

Best Belgian act: Bazart, Loïc Nottet and Oscar And The Wolf (second post).

Best Danish act: Christopher, Lukas Graham (second post), Martin Jensen and MØ (second post).

Best Finnish act: ALMA (second post), Evelina (second post), Haloo Helsinki! and Robin (second post).

Best French act: Amir (second post) and Soprano (second post).

Best German act: Mark Forster (second post) and Wincent Weiss (second post and third post).

Best Hungarian act: Freddie (second post and third post) and Magdolna Rúzsa.

Best Italian act: Ermal Meta (second post and third post), Francesco Gabbani (second post; Sanremo winner, with the song below) and Tiziano Ferro (second post).

You've Seen Here: 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards (part 1)

MTV EUROPE MUSIC AWARDS

Next Sunday, London is hosting the 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards (for the first time since 1996). As usual, Sounds European! takes the chance to remember all the nominees who have been presented on our site throughout the past year. It's a nice way to stress: if you read SE!, you are basically updated with the best of pop music.

On the first part of this special series, we will list all the artists who are running for the main categories and whose music has been posted here. Then, on the following two parts, we'll focus on the regional nominations.

So, if you read SE! during the past year, you've seen:

Anne-Marie (second post and third post): best song (feat. Clean Bandit and Sean Paul).

Bruno Mars: best live act.

Calvin Harris: best electronic.

Clean Bandit (second post and third post): best song (feat. Anne-Marie and Sean Paul).

Coldplay: best rock and best live act.

Daddy Yankee: best song (feat. Justin Bieber and Luis Fonsi, shown below).

David Guetta: best electronic.

Dua Lipa (second post): best new act and best look.

Ed Sheeran (second post, third post and fourth post): best song, best artist and best live act.

Harry Styles: best look.

Imagine Dragons (second post): best alternative.

Julia Michaels: best new act and best Push Act.

Katy Perry: best video (feat. Migos) and biggest fans.

Kendrick Lamar: best video, best artist and best hip-hop.

Luis Fonsi: best song (feat. Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber, shown below).

Rag'n'Bone Man (second post): best new act and best Push Act.

Rita Ora: best look.

Sean Paul: best song (feat. Anne-Marie and Clean Bandit).

Shawn Mendes (second post): best song, best artist, best pop and biggest fans.

Taylor Swift: best video, best artist, best pop, biggest fans and best look.

The Chainsmokers (second post): best electronic and best World Stage Performance.

U2: best rock and best live act.

ZAYN (second post): best look.

You've Seen Here: 2017 Eurovision Song Contest

EUROVISION

We are entering the period many of our readers wait for the entire year: the Eurovision Song Contest week. So, as it's becoming our tradition, Sounds European! opens this week with offering a summary of the festival, reviewing all the participating entries (including some which we have already presented throughout the latest months).

In 2017, Eurovision will be held at International Exhibition Centre, in Kiev, following last year's victory of Ukraine, with "1944". According to the bookies, Italy is the main favorite to win the contest. Other countries pointed by experts as potential winners are Portugal, Sweden and Bulgaria.

Get to know the 42 entries of this year:

Semifinal 1 (May 9th, 2017):

1. Sweden | Robin Bengtsson - "I can't go on"
2. Georgia | Tamara Gachechiladze - "Keep the faith"
3. Australia | Isaiah - "Don't come easy"
4. Albania | Lindita - "World"
5. Belgium | Blanche -"City lights"
6. Montenegro | Slavko Kalezić - "Space"
7. Finland | Norma John - "Blackbird"
8. Azerbaijan | Dihaj - "Skeletons"
9. Portugal | Salvador Sobral - "Amar pelos dois"
10. Greece | Demy - "This is love"
11. Poland | Kasia Moś - "Flashlight"
12. Moldova | Sunstroke Project - "Hey, mamma!"
13. Iceland | Svala - "Paper"
14. Czech Republic | Martina Bárta - "My turn"
15. Cyprus | Hovig - "Gravity"
16. Armenia | Artsvik - "Fly with me"
17. Slovenia | Omar Naber - "On my way"
18. Latvia | Triana Park - "Line"

Semifinal 2 (May 11th, 2017):

1. Serbia | Tijana Bogićević - "In too deep"
2. Austria | Nathan Trent - "Running on air"
3. North Macedonia | Jana Burčeska - "Dance alone"
4. Malta | Claudia Faniello - "Breathlessly"
5. Romania | Ilinca feat. Alex Florea - "Yodel it!"
6. Netherlands | O'G3NE - "Lights and shadows"
7. Hungary | Joci Pápai - "Origo"
8. Denmark | Anja - "Where I am"
9. Ireland | Brendan Murray - "Dying to try"
10. San Marino | Valentina Monetta feat. Jimmie Wilson - "Spirit of the night"
11. Croatia | Jacques Houdek - "My friend"
12. Norway | JOWST feat. Aleksander Walmann - "Grab the moment"
13. Switzerland | Timebelle - "Apollo"
14. Belarus | Naviband - "Story of my life"
15. Bulgaria | Kristian Kostov - "Beautiful mess"
16. Lithuania | Fusedmarc - "Rain of revolution"
17. Estonia | Koit Toome feat. Laura - "Verona"
18. Israel | IMRI - "I feel alive"

Final (May 13th, 2017):

22. Ukraine | O.Torvald - "Time"
TBD. France | Alma - "Requiem"
TBD. Germany | Levina - "Perfect life"
TBD. Italy | Francesco Gabbani - "Occidentali's karma"
TBD. Spain | Manel Navarro - "Do it for your lover"
TBD. United Kingdom | Lucie Jones - "Never give up on you"