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Eurovision Song Contest 2007
image: Helsinki_ESC_2007.jpg
Dates 12 May 2007 Final

10 May 2007 Semi-final
Presenters
Host broadcaster YLE
Venue Hartwall Areena, Helsinki, Finland
Winning song To be determined
Voting system Each country awards 1-8, 10, and 12 points to their 10 favourite songs
Number of entries 24 in the final, up to 18 will not qualify from the semi-final
Countries making debut Czech Republic, Georgia, Montenegro, Serbia, all to be confirmed (see below for a speculative list)
Returning Countries Austria, Hungary
Non-Returning Countries Monaco[1]
Nul points To be determined
Nul points To be determined
Interval act To be determined

The Eurovision Song Contest 2007 will be the 52nd edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, held at the Hartwall Areena in Helsinki, Finland on May 10 (for the semi-final) and May 12 (for the final). The hosting broadcaster of the contest is YLE.

Finland earned the right to host the event thanks to the rock band Lordi winning the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 as Finland's representatives. The victory in Athens, Greece on the May 20, 2006 was Finland's first in their history of competing in the Eurovision Song Contest. It also meant that the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 will be the first Eurovision Song Contest to be arranged in Finland.

The official logo of the contest remains the same with the flag in the centre of the heart being changed to the Finnish. It is yet to be announced whether or not there will be a sub-logo. The EBU and YLE announced that the theme for this years contest will be “True Fantasy”, which will embrace Finland and Finnishness in terms of the polarities associated with the country. [2] [3] The design agency “Dog Design”, is responsible for the design of the theme that will show the many expressions and traits that are incorporated with Finland. Early indications hint that the design will be based around kaleidoscopic patterns. [4]

The Hartwall Areena, Finland's largest ice hockey arena, was always the favourite to be chosen to host the contest. The city of Helsinki has the best connections and facilities in the country, therefore allowing as many people as possible to experience the Eurovision Song Contest. A budget of €13 million was also presented for arranging the contest. Other bids to host the contest came from the other Finnish cities such as Espoo, Turku, and Tampere.

During the Heads of Delegation meeting in March 2006, it was announced that qualification for the 2007 final would change from previous years, so that only the top six placed countries from the 2006 final, along with the four largest financial contributors to the EBU (the Big Four) automatically qualified, with the remaining places being filled by the top fourteen placed countries from the 2007 semi-final. However, in a press conference just before the Eurovision Song Contest 2006, the EBU stated that these changes to the qualification system would not take place [5], meaning that fourteen countries (the top ten placed countries from the 2006 final and the Big Four) automatically qualifying for the final, and ten others qualifying from the semi-final.

The EBU Reference Group met in Helsinki in September 2006, and are happy with the preparations for the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 [6]. Svante Stockselius suggested that there would be a record number of participating countries. Forty-three countries have showed interest in participating. Despite the fact that in previous years the maximum number of participating countries was forty, they will all be allowed to participate in 2007.[7] Though they did not participate in the Eurovision Song Contest 2006, the Czech Republic, Serbia, Montenegro, Georgia, Austria and Hungary have all confirmed that they will contest in 2007.

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[edit] Participating countries

Participating countries in a Eurovision Song Contest must be active members of the EBU.

On the 1 December 2006, the EBU announced that 43 countries had confirmed their interest to participate in the 2007 contest. Despite originally saying that only 40 countries could participate, the EBU also stated that all 43 would be allowed to participate, although any country has the right to withdraw before the final deadline in January 2007[8]. On 12 December 2006, Monaco confirmed that they will not participate in the 2007 contest. [9]

[edit] Final 2007-05-12

The participating countries of the final will be:

  • the automatic qualifiers;
  • the top ten placed countries from the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 final;

In the event of automatic qualifiers withdrawing before the contest, then their places will be given to the next best placed country (or countries) from the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest final. As the 2006 results stand, Turkey, having finished in eleventh place, would be first in line.

Country Artist Song Selection Date
Flag of Armenia Armenia - - December 2006
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina - - -
Flag of Finland Finland - - -
Flag of France France - - -
Flag of Germany Germany - - March 2007
Flag of Greece Greece - - -
Flag of Republic of Ireland Ireland Dervish - 16 February 2007
Flag of Lithuania Lithuania - - 3 March 2007
Flag of Romania Romania - - -
Flag of Russia Russia - - -
Flag of Spain Spain - - 24 February 2007
Flag of Sweden Sweden - - 10 March 2007
Flag of Ukraine Ukraine - - -
Flag of United Kingdom United Kingdom - - -

[edit] Semi-Final 2007-05-10

For the first time in 2007, up to 28 countries will be allowed to participate in the semi final [10].

The participating countries of the semi-final will be:

Country Artist Song Selection Date
Flag of Albania Albania - - 23 December 2006
Flag of Andorra Andorra - - -
Flag of Austria Austria - - January 2007
Flag of Belarus Belarus - - January 2007
Flag of Belgium Belgium - - February 2007
Flag of Bulgaria Bulgaria - - 24 February 2007
Flag of Croatia Croatia - - 3 March 2007
Flag of Czech Republic Czech Republic - - 10 March 2007
Flag of Denmark Denmark - - 10 February 2007
Flag of Estonia Estonia - - 3 February 2007
Flag of Georgia (country) Georgia Sopho Khalvashi [11] - -
Flag of Hungary Hungary - - -
Flag of Iceland Iceland - - 17 February 2007
Flag of Israel Israel - - -
Flag of Latvia Latvia - - 24 February 2007
Flag of Republic of Macedonia Republic of Macedonia - - 24 February 2007
Flag of Malta Malta - - 3 February 2007
Flag of Moldova Moldova - - 14 December 2006
Flag of Montenegro Montenegro - - -
Flag of Netherlands Netherlands - - -
Flag of Norway Norway - - 10 February 2007
Flag of Poland Poland - - 3 February 2007
Flag of Portugal Portugal - - -
Flag of Serbia Serbia - - 3 March 2007
Flag of Slovenia Slovenia - - 3 February 2007
Flag of Switzerland Switzerland - - December 2006
Flag of Turkey Turkey - - -

[edit] Non-participating countries where the contest will be broadcast

Of the countries which cannot participate, Flag of Australia Australia, Flag of United States United States and Flag of Puerto Rico Puerto Rico have broadcast the Eurovision Song Contest in recent years, so they are likely to do so again. Flag of Azerbaijan Azerbaijan were willing to enter the contest but as AzTV will become active EBU member only in January 2007, they were instructed to wait for another year [12]. However, it seems likely that they will once again broadcast the contest live. Flag of Japan Japan, the Flag of Netherlands Antilles Netherlands Antilles and Flag of Suriname Suriname may broadcast as well, as they have also broadcast the contest in the past. While Flag of Liechtenstein Liechtenstein has no television broadcaster of its own, Liechtensteiners can watch the contest on Swiss or German television. The official Eurovision Song Contest website will also provide streaming. The Serbian autonomus province Flag of Kosovo Kosovo, would most likely broadcast the show live on RTK. However they can't enter because they are not a country. Flag of Gibraltar Gibraltar broadcast only the Final.

[edit] National selections

The participating countries will each select one song to represent them.

Country National selection Date(s) Venue(s) Participants Format
Flag of Albania Albania Festivali i Këngës 45 December 23, 2006 Palace Of Congress, Tirana Unknown The format is unchanged, winner will be selected by decision of 7 jurors and televoting [13].
Flag of Andorra Andorra Internal selection (Projecte Eurovisió) Unknown N/A Songs are being searched for, quashing rumours of Andorra's withdrawal [14]. Residents of Andorra can apply, Catalan language of the song is preferred.
Flag of Armenia Armenia National Final possible Unknown Yerevan Unknown Armenia will decide on the format of the national final after the end of submission period at the end of November 2006.
Flag of Austria Austria Internal selection [15] January 2007 Unknown Unknown ORF are searching for a performance that 'appeals visually', as well as a good song.
Flag of Belarus Belarus Eurofest 2007 December 15 (semi), January 2007 (announcement of winner) Minsk Dmitry Koldun and Diana Gurtskaya start as the big favourites in Eurofest. 15 songs will compete in the semi final, where televoting will decide the top 3, from which a jury will select the winner at another public show by the end of February 2006. [16].
Flag of Belgium Belgium Internal selection February 2007 [17]. Unknown Unknown It will be Walloon broadcaster, RTBF's turn to select the Belgian entry.RTBF prefers to chose a belgian artist/group, who sings by preference in French. It was also denied that only a group would be considered for eurovision.Also a male or female singer is possible.
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina Internal selection [18] 4 March 2006 [19]. Unknown Unknown Internal selection is scheduled to take place in Bosnia again, broadcaster will invite authors to compose song for Eurovision, and after that suitable performer will be chosen.
Flag of Bulgaria Bulgaria Pesen Na Evrovizija 2007 February 3 (semi), February 24 2007 (final) National Palace Of Culture, Sofia Unknown 18 songs will take part in a semi final, where a jury will pick 9 to go to the final, with 3 "wildcards" being added in by BNT. The winner from those 12 will then be decided on February 24 by televoting only. [20]
Flag of Croatia Croatia Dora 2007 March 1, March 2 (semis), March 3 (final) Opatija Femminem, who entered the 2005 for Bosnia & Herzegovina, are one of the rumoured entrants. Dora will once again have 2 semi finals with a final [21].
Flag of Cyprus Cyprus Internal selection Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
Flag of Czech Republic Czech Republic Eurosong 2007 March 10, 2007 Prague Unknown There will be a national final, with ten songs participating. The Czech broadcaster, Česká televize, will invite some of artists directly (up to 3), with the other will be chosen based on the results of national top 50 singles chart, released between October 1 and January 5. [22].
Flag of Denmark Denmark Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2007 January 26 (semi-final 1), February 2 (semi-final 2), February 10 (final), 2007 Musikteateret, Holstebro (semi 1), Aalborg Kongress- och Kulturcenter, Aalborg (semi 2), Forum, Horsens (final) Amongst the participants are half of the Eurovision Song Contest 2000 winning duo the Olsen Brothers, and popular 90s dance act Me & My. The format is changed, introducing semi-finals [23].
Flag of Estonia Estonia Eurolaul 2007 February 3, 2007 Tallinn Amongst the Estonian lineup are Vanilla Ninja, who ended 8th in 2005 for Switzerland, Ines who was 4th for Estonia in 2000, Koit Toome who represented Estonia in 1998, and Soul Militia, who won for Estonia in 2001 under the name 2XL. Televoting alone will decide the winner.
Flag of Finland Finland Euroviisut 2007 January 20, January 27, March 3, March 10 (semis), March 17 (final) Spa Hotel Caribia, Turku YLE has had to turn away some big names because of the overwhelming interest. Finnish acts include Hanna Pakarinen, Lovex, Thunderstone and Laura Voutilainen. [24] Each artist will sing 2 songs each in the lead up to the final, with televoting selecting the better song for them to sing in the final.
Flag of France France Unknown Unknown Unknown Successful French acts of the past 5 years have been invited to compete for Helsinki. French television is already accepting potential entries and is emphasising more contemporary musical styles, but there is no indication on the entry will be selected. [25]. It's believed that popular band Les Wampas are interested in entering [26]. Najoua Belyzel the popular French singer is also rumoured to be interested in participating [27]. Unknown
Flag of Georgia (country) Georgia Unknown February 2007 Unknown Sopho Khalvashi [28] Sopho Khalvashi will sing 5 songs during a national final in February 2007, where televoting and SMS voting on the part of the Georgian audience will select the winner [29].
Flag of Germany Germany National Final March 2007 Schauspielhaus, Hamburg [30] Once again only 3 artists will take part, with one song each [31]. Televoting will decide the winner.
Flag of Greece Greece Internal selection Unknown N/A Unknown [32] The format is unchanged. Participant will be chosen by ERT with artist performing songs in a Greek Choice Show where viewers and a jury will vote on a winning song. It is widely believed that Georgian-born Tamta will represent Greece in Helsinki, however this is yet to be confirmed by ERT.
Flag of Hungary Hungary Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown MTV has submitted interest to the EBU before its first deadline, but still have to send the fee[33]
Flag of Iceland Iceland Söngvakeppni Sjónvarpsins 2007 January 20, January 27, February 3 (semis), February 17 (final) 2007 Reykjavík Unknown There will be 16 songs in the Icelandic final, all written by Icelandic composers and sung in Icelandic. Before the final, there will be a series of semi-finals, comprising 24 songs in total, held throughout January & February [34].
Flag of Republic of Ireland Ireland The Late Late Show Eurosong Special 2007 February 16 2007 Studio 4, RTÉ headquarters, Dublin Dervish Dervish will sing 4 songs in the Irish national final, after being internally selected by RTÉ on 14 November 2006 [35].
Flag of Israel Israel Internal selection of artist only Unknown Unknown Due to the financial state of Israeli state broadcaster IBA, Israel will not hold their traditional Kdam in 2007, but instead a committee will select an artist from the shortlist of Har'el Ska'at, Maya Bouskilla, Miri Mesika, Roni Superstar, Ninet Tayeb and Keren Peles [36]. None of these artists are confirmed by the broadcaster. Unknown
Flag of Latvia Latvia Eirodziesma 2007 January 27 (semi-final 1), February 3 (semi-final 2), February 24, (final) 2007[37] Ventspils Amongst the 20 semifinalists are H2O and Gunars Kalnins. A mix of televoting and jury voting will decide the outcome of both the semis and the final.
Flag of Lithuania Lithuania Eurovizija 2007 Throughout January and February 2007 (semis), March 3 2007 (final) Unknown Antanas, who reached the semi finals in 2006, will send an entry in for 2007. The format is unchanged [38].
Republic of Macedonia FYR Macedonia Skopje Fest 2007 February 24 Universal Hall Skopje 2002 representative Karolina Goceva confirmed her desire to go to Eurovision once again, as well as 2004 representative Tose Proeski and 2005 representative Martin Vucic. Also interested in taking part are Kaliopi, Aleksandra Pileva, Tijana Dapčević, and Tamara Todevska [39]. None of these artists are confirmed by the broadcaster.Songs from Macedonian artists are accepted, and selection of participating singers will be done by MKRTV jury. Macedonian Radio-Television confirmed that Skopje festival will return as selection method. Unlimited number of participants, selected by MKTV based on quality of entries, will perform live with orchestra.

[40].
Flag of Malta Malta Malta Song For Europe 2007 February 1 (semi-final), February 3 (final), 2007 [41] Unknown William Mangion, who represented Malta in 1993, is in the Maltese final again. Two entries will once again come from 'Opportunity 2' [42]. A semi-final reduces sixteen songs to six songs for the final[citation needed].
Flag of Moldova Moldova Eurovision 2007: Prima Etapa De Preselectie Unknown Unknown 2005 entrants Zdob si Zdub have sent in a song, as have several acts who have been in the Moldovan national final in previous years. TRM will appoint a jury to select an entry from the 34 valid received songs, with the possibility of a show involving live performances being aired on television.
Flag of Montenegro Montenegro Montevizija 2007 Unknown Podgorica Unknown
Flag of Netherlands Netherlands Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown It is still undecided which Dutch broadcaster will take over the national final and ESC broadcast. However it is expected Netherlands will compete in Helsinki. Dutch Broadcaster AVRO is considered to take over.
Flag of Norway Norway Melodi Grand Prix 2007 January 20 (semi-final 1), January 27 (semi-final 2), February 3 (semi-final 3), February 8 (second chance round), February 10 (final), 2007 [43] Alta (semi 1), Bodø Spektrum (semi 2), Stokke (semi 3), Oslo Spektrum (final) Queentastic, who finished 3rd in the 2006 Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix, have been rejected from entering again this year [44]. The format is unchanged [45].
Flag of Poland Poland Piosenka dla Europy 2007 February 3, 2007[46] Warsaw Amongst the Polish acts are Vino and The Jet Set. Televoting alone will select the winner.
Flag of Portugal Portugal Festival da Canção 2007 Unknown Unknown Unknown The 2007 Festival will have 100% televoting, instead of last year's 50%-50% mix with the jury. Composers will be contacted to write 2 songs each, although performers are up to the composers [47].
Flag of Romania Romania Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown
Flag of Russia Russia Unknown Unknown Unknown Alexander Panoyatov is considered one of the possible participants to be selected internally "Russia" broadcaster will select the Russian entry for the first time since the Eurovision Song Contest 1996. An internal selection is thought likely to select the Russian entry. [48]
Flag of Serbia Serbia Beovizija 2007 March 3, 2007 Sava Centar, Belgrade Unknown Unknown
Flag of Slovenia Slovenia EMA 2007 1st, 2nd, 3 February 2007 Studio Viba, Ljubljana Unknown EMA will have 2 semi finals in 2007, and the winner will be decided by 100% televoting [49]. 12 songs will compete in each semi, with the top 7 going to the final. 1 of the 24 participants will be the winner of the latest season of Bitka Talentov.
Flag of Spain Spain Misión Eurovisión 2007 24 February 2007-final Madrid Nicky, a singer from the Canary Islands, has confirmed his intention to enter a song to the Spanish selection [50]. Another confirmed entrant is Rebeca, with a song by the Swedish composer Thomas G:son [51]. Paula Vazquez will replace Carlos Lozano as host of Spanish National selection procedure for ESC 2007. The singer Massiel and the composer Mikel Herzog will be special advisers of the show. The song and the singer that will represent Spain will be chosen seperately in a series of shows in the first 2 months of 2007 [52].
Flag of Sweden Sweden Melodifestivalen 2007 February 3 (semi-final 1), February 10 (semi-final 2), February 17 (semi-final 3), February 24 (semi-final 4), March 3 (second chance round), March 10 (final), 2007 Kinnarps Arena, Jönköping (semi 1); Scandinavium, Gothenburg (semi 2); Swedbank Arena, Örnsköldsvik (semi 3); Läkerol Arena, Gävle (semi 4); Rosvalla Eventcenter, Nyköping (second chance); Globen, Stockholm (final) The 28 songs from the public call for songs have been announced (see Melodifestivalen 2007). There has been confirmation of the performers of those 28 songs (see the seperate Melodifestivalen page for details), but the further four 'wildcards' performed by famous Swedish artists, invited directly by SVT, are still to be announced. The format is changed, so that the second chance show, which will have live performances and will use a knock-out system [53].
Flag of Switzerland Switzerland Internal selection Before the end of 2006 [54] N/A DJ Bobo has nominated himself [55]. Cuban-born singer Lynn, rapper Gimma and rock artist Dani Kandbauer have also signed themselves up to participate [56]. None of these artists was officially confirmed by the broadcaster. Once again Swiss television is making an internal selection, and is currently accepting potential entries. It is quite likely that there may be a result in mid December.

[57].
Flag of Turkey Turkey National final with 1 artist Unknown Unknown TRT has announced that the 2007 Turkish entry will be performed in English [58]. Kenan Doğulu has been officially approached by TRT [59].
Flag of Ukraine Ukraine Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown There is no indication on how Ukraine will select its entry.
Flag of United Kingdom United Kingdom Making Your Mind Up Unknown BBC Television Centre, London Swedish act Ace Of Base have expressed an interest in representing the UK in Helsinki, however this has been denied on their official website, along with a denial that they were even asked by SVT (Sweden) or the BBC (UK).[60]. Also the Norwegian drag act Queentastic [61] and the 2006 UK Represenative Daz Sampson (who will be dueting with Carol Decker)[62] have also expressed an interest in participation. None of these artists are confirmed by the broadcaster Following its worst ever run of results, the BBC is believed to be looking at several new options for selecting the UK entry, with an announcement expected before the end of the year.

[edit] Individual Entries

Individual Entries in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007
Albania - Andorra - Armenia - Austria - Belarus - Belgium - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria - Croatia - Cyprus - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Georgia - Germany - Greece - Hungary - Iceland - Ireland - Israel - Latvia - Lithuania - Republic of Macedonia - Malta - Moldova - Monaco - Montenegro - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Portugal - Romania - Russia - Serbia - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - Turkey - Ukraine - United Kingdom

Note: Countries in italics are semi-finalists.

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