The voting for Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2025, the Danish selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, has opened.
Public voting for Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2025 has opened. Voting will remain open until 15:00 CET on February 28. Danish residents, as well as residents of the Faroe Islands and Greenland, can vote once per candidate during this period through the DR Grand Prix app. Voting is free.
Voting will reopen during the live show on March 1, once all of the eight finalists have performed. Viewers can vote through the DR Grand Prix app or by phone.
The results will be decided over two rounds of voting. In the first round, public voting, including the votes cast before the show (50%), and a jury (50%) will pick three songs to advance to the superfinal. In the superfinal, all votes are reset and voting lines will open again. The same weighting will be used to determine the winner.
The final of Melodi Grand Prix 2025 will take place in the Jyske Bank Boxen in Horsens on March 1. The show will be hosted by Stéphanie Surrugue and Sara Bro. The winning song will represent Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel.
The Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2025 participants are:
- MARIYA – “I Belong to Me”
- Tim Schou – “Proud”
- Max Ulver – “Supernova”
- Hervé Toure – “ALLEZ ALLEZ” (Come on, come on)
- Maria Mathea – “Air”
- Adel the Second – “The Unluckiest Boy Alive”
- Sissal – “Hallucination”
- Andreas Kruse – “Hear My Prayer”
Saba represented Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 with “Sand”. She finished 12th in the second semi-final with 12 points, leaving Denmark out of the final for the fourth year in a row.
Image Source: Daniel Stridh | Source: DR
Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest
Denmark debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1957 alongside Austria and the United Kingdom. To date Denmark has won the contest on three occasions, the first being in 1963 when Grethe & Jorgen Ingmann performed “Dansevise”. Denmark won the contest again in 2000 represented by the Olsen Brothers. Their most recent victory came in 2013 when Emmelie de Forest performed “Only Teardrops”. Denmark has not been in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest since 2019.
