Söngvakeppnin or Daði Freyr? Iceland’s HoD Felix Bergsson discusses Eurovision 2021 dilemma
He opened up to ex Czech HoD Jan Bors
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Iceland: ‘I want to compete’ – Daði Freyr confirms he wants to return to Eurovision… but only if he’s internally selected
He expects to hear from RÚV soon
Iceland: RÚV announces a week packed with Eurovision celebrations…starting with a little warm-up by Selma
Old editions, an alternative Eurovision and more!
Alla leið! Iceland’s RÚV announces alternative Eurovision 2020 show
Keeping the magic alive
Iceland: EBU issues statement following Hatari’s banner incident
Will the Icelandic broadcaster face sanctions?
Iceland: 132 songs entered in Söngvakeppnin 2019… as selection group begins selecting lucky 10
But some semi-finalists will come from other sources
Iceland: RÚV confirms dates for Söngvakeppnin 2019 and announces four-song final…with a possible wildcard
They’re also running a songwriting camp
Iceland: RUV confirms participation for Eurovision 2019 – they waited until Tel Aviv was confirmed
No news on the national final
Iceland’s Söngvakeppnin 2018 grand final set for 3 March…as producers maintain language rule
The winner’s prize money has been tripled
Iceland: 10,000 fans want Robbie Rotten to sing at Eurovision 2017
Could the LazyTown villain give Iceland its first Eurovision win?
Greta Salóme reacts to shock elimination: “I am just as surprised as you are”
She heard you bawling
Iceland: Greta Salóme to ditch SVT’s hologram in favour of national final staging
Back to the drawing board
Söngvakeppni 2016: Iceland semi-finalists announcement at 20:40 CET
Step out of the darkness and into the light
The Perfect Date? Söngvakeppni 2015 Will Be On Valentine’s Day
A date with Iceland’s national final
Iceland: RÚV calls for gender equailty as it opens Eurovision song submissions
They want 50% of composers to be ladies
Songvakeppnin winner: Pollapönk will sing for Iceland!
Pollapönk, a kid-friendly punk band, has won Songvakeppnin 2014—and thereby the right to sing for Iceland at Eurovision. They’ll rock on with “Enga fordóma,” which translates as “No Racism” in English.