Fegebart have given their first hints about what to expect from their performance at the Regio Songfestival 2024.
Fegebart will be represented Friesland tomorrow evening at the Regio Songfestival 2024 with “Bingojûn”. Their song which is a humorous story of a bingo night that gets out of hand, looks likely to see the story played out on stage.
Speaking to Omrop Fryslân, the band explained that they are not allowed to have a live drum kit on stage due to contest rules, so have instead decided to alter their performance compared to the regional selection. The band have now hinted saying that there will be a bingo wheel on stage in Maastricht, with more details to be revealed tomorrow.
Friesland will be performing ninth in the final and are hoping to improve on their second place result last year. Wat Aans! were the publics favourite but only placed 5th in the televote, meaning they finished 4th just 5 points away from victory.
Regio Songfestival 2024
Theater aan het Vrijthof in Maastricht will be the venue for the second edition of the Regio Songfestival on November 9. The Province of Limburg is hosting the contest having won the first edition last year in Utrecht.
The running order is:
- Utrecht – Thijs Swinkels – “Wanneer zie ik je weer?”
- Drenthe – Marianne Veenstra – “‘t Is zo wisse (as een klontie zuut is)”
- Overijssel – Marlijn Dewasme – “Adem”
- Zeeland – Cycz – “Oceaan”
- West – Kopsmart – “‘Ier lêt me ‘art”
- Brabant – Dominique de Bont – “Wie we waren”
- Limburg – Maxime x Glyn – “Oceaan”
- Noord-Holland – Renee Rose – “Meisje met een droom”
- Friesland – Fegebart – “Bingojûn”
- Flevoland – Sanne-Maaike Oudshoorn – “Wil ik anders”
- Gelderland – Emma Luca – “Illusie”
- Rijnmond – Braidy – “Banaan”
- Groningen – Trap Aan! – “Ien de keet”
The competition is styled on the Eurovision Song Contest, RTV Utrecht hosted the first edition. Songs are performed in Dutch or the language of their region. The Regio Song Contest is organised by all thirteen regional broadcasters and is made possible by Buma Cultuur, AVROTROS and K.F Hein Fonds.
Image Source: Omrop Fryslân | Source: Omrop Fryslân
