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Welcome to Schaan
"Mountains and Cow Bells"
Welcome to Schaan, a hidden gem nestled in the picturesque principality of Liechtenstein! Prepare to be enchanted by a destination that seamlessly combines natural beauty, rich heritage, and a tranquil atmosphere, offering an unforgettable escape in the heart of Europe. As you arrive in Schaan, be greeted by a charming village surrounded by lush green hills and breathtaking alpine landscapes. Let the crisp mountain air invigorate your senses as you explore the pristine nature that lies at your doorstep. Lace up your hiking boots and embark on scenic trails that lead you to panoramic viewpoints, serene lakes, and idyllic picnic spots, allowing you to reconnect with nature in its purest form. Schaan's rich history and cultural heritage are evident in its well-preserved architecture and charming streets. Discover the medieval charm of the 12th-century Schaan Castle, a historic landmark that offers a glimpse into Liechtenstein's past. Stroll through the quaint village center, where traditional Swiss-style houses and vibrant flower gardens create a picture-perfect setting. Indulge in the flavors of Liechtenstein's cuisine, where local ingredients take center stage. Savor traditional dishes such as käsknöpfle (cheese dumplings) and riebel (a cornmeal dish), or delight in Swiss-inspired specialties. Pair your meal with a glass of exquisite Liechtenstein wine, produced in the nearby vineyards, or sample locally brewed craft beers. Schaan's proximity to the capital city of Vaduz offers opportunities to explore further. Visit the iconic Vaduz Castle, perched high on a hill overlooking the city, and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys. Immerse yourself in the fascinating exhibits of the Liechtenstein National Museum, where history, art, and culture intertwine. For outdoor enthusiasts, Schaan provides a playground of recreational activities. Discover the nearby Rhine River, where you can enjoy leisurely walks or bike rides along its banks. Try your hand at fishing, or embark on a thrilling rafting adventure down the river's rapids. In winter, nearby ski resorts offer pristine slopes for skiing and snowboarding, catering to all skill levels. Schaan's peaceful ambiance and tranquil surroundings provide the perfect escape for relaxation and rejuvenation. Unwind in the luxurious spas and wellness retreats, where you can indulge in soothing treatments, thermal baths, and wellness rituals, leaving you feeling refreshed and revitalized. With its natural beauty, rich heritage, and serene atmosphere, Schaan invites you to immerse yourself in a world of tranquility and charm. Let the village's captivating spirit and untouched landscapes captivate you as you explore its treasures, embrace its warm hospitality, and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime. So, come and experience the allure of Schaan, where nature, history, and serenity await, ready to welcome you with open arms.
Host City / Schaan, Liechtenstein
Venue / TAK Theater
Hosts / Barbara Schöneberger and Daniel Hartwich
Participating countries / 40
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Iceland, Nigeria and Romania
Countries taking a break / Belgium, Bulgaria, Egypt, Israel, Kazakhstan and Morocco
Debuting players / Francisco for Romania
Venue / TAK Theater
Hosts / Barbara Schöneberger and Daniel Hartwich
Participating countries / 40
Debuting countries / None
Returning countries / Iceland, Nigeria and Romania
Countries taking a break / Belgium, Bulgaria, Egypt, Israel, Kazakhstan and Morocco
Debuting players / Francisco for Romania
Returning Artists
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Emma Marrone / 8 times for Italy and 5 times for San Marino / Silver Medallist
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Malú / 6 times for Andorra and 3 times for Spain / Silver Medallist
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Kylie Minogue / 5 times for Australia and once for India and Mexico / Silver Medallist
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Dami Im / 4 times for South Korea and once for Australia and Solomon Islands / Global Music Champion
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James Blunt / twice for United Kingdom and once for Algeria and Italy / his best result being 6th
Jón Jónsson / for Iceland / his best result being 10th |
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Ilse DeLange / for Netherlands / her best result being 6th
Kat DeLuna / twice for Dominican Republic and once for Lebanon / not qualifying for the final |
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Avicii / for Sweden / Bronze Medallist
Claudio Capéo / once for France and Monaco / his best result being 7th Georgia Dagaki / for Greece / her best result being 22nd Ina Wroldsen / for Norway / Silver Medallist The Travellers / for Malta / their best result being 25th |
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Daniel Huen / for Venezuela / placing 23rd
Darin Zanyar / for Sweden / placing 8th Jacob Banks / for Norway / placing 4th Kasia Mos / for Poland / not qualifying for the final Lynda Thalie / for Algeria / not qualifying for the final Marija Zezelj / for Serbia / placing 12th Olta Boka / for Albania / not qualifying for the final Robin Schulz / for Germany / placing 20th Tinashe Makura / for Zimbabwe / placing 11th Vitaa / for Monaco / not qualifying for the final Wanting Qu / for China / not qualifying for the final |
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / United Kingdom, 6
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / United States, Cyprus, Serbia, Germany, Iceland and Italy
Countries receiving points from most juries / France, 23
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Sweden in 10th with 10 points from Malta, San Marino and Turkey as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Zimbabwe in 25th getting 12 points from Poland
France came out of the starting block with full power gaining a lot of high marks and an early lead, which lasted for a long time, before Cyprus, United Kingdom and Nigeria caught up, with the last two pulling ahead in the second part of the voting. In the end United Kingdom had just two points more than Nigeria and was crowned champion, while Nigeria had to settle for the silver, which is still their best result ever. France took home the bronze medal with Cyprus and Hungary rounding out the top 5.
United Kingdom debuted way back in GM03 with Sugababes taking home the bronze medal. Several other top 10 results followed, before they could claim victory for the first time with Des'ree in GM19. Other victories followed in GM26, 38, and 40 with Shayne Ward, James Morrison & Nelly Furtado and Duffy respectively, before the current HoD, Per, took over the UK in GM60. In only his second participation for the country, he won its 5th gold medal, when Alexandra Burke finished on top. Adele and Lawson brought the UK more gold in GM64 and 86 respectively, before Olly Murs - with the help from Demi Lovato - and Ellie Goulding won back-to-back editions in GM109 and 110. Years & Years then won in GM117 with Adele taking home the trophy for a second time just two editions later. Ed Sheeran did it again for the Brits in GM134 and as recently as in GM138 Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson triumphed and now United Kingdom takes home their 14th gold medal with Calum Scott, and at the same time becomes the country with most victories in the history of the contest. United Kingdom has now taken part 141 times, and is thus one of the most faithfull countries in GM. Their track record is also very impressive. They have been to 128 finals, reaching the top 10 in 68 of those and winning a total of 27 medals! This gold medal is the 10th for Per, who also brought Australia gold in the past. Well done United Kingdom, Calum Scott and Per!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / United States, Cyprus, Serbia, Germany, Iceland and Italy
Countries receiving points from most juries / France, 23
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Sweden in 10th with 10 points from Malta, San Marino and Turkey as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Zimbabwe in 25th getting 12 points from Poland
France came out of the starting block with full power gaining a lot of high marks and an early lead, which lasted for a long time, before Cyprus, United Kingdom and Nigeria caught up, with the last two pulling ahead in the second part of the voting. In the end United Kingdom had just two points more than Nigeria and was crowned champion, while Nigeria had to settle for the silver, which is still their best result ever. France took home the bronze medal with Cyprus and Hungary rounding out the top 5.
United Kingdom debuted way back in GM03 with Sugababes taking home the bronze medal. Several other top 10 results followed, before they could claim victory for the first time with Des'ree in GM19. Other victories followed in GM26, 38, and 40 with Shayne Ward, James Morrison & Nelly Furtado and Duffy respectively, before the current HoD, Per, took over the UK in GM60. In only his second participation for the country, he won its 5th gold medal, when Alexandra Burke finished on top. Adele and Lawson brought the UK more gold in GM64 and 86 respectively, before Olly Murs - with the help from Demi Lovato - and Ellie Goulding won back-to-back editions in GM109 and 110. Years & Years then won in GM117 with Adele taking home the trophy for a second time just two editions later. Ed Sheeran did it again for the Brits in GM134 and as recently as in GM138 Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson triumphed and now United Kingdom takes home their 14th gold medal with Calum Scott, and at the same time becomes the country with most victories in the history of the contest. United Kingdom has now taken part 141 times, and is thus one of the most faithfull countries in GM. Their track record is also very impressive. They have been to 128 finals, reaching the top 10 in 68 of those and winning a total of 27 medals! This gold medal is the 10th for Per, who also brought Australia gold in the past. Well done United Kingdom, Calum Scott and Per!
The Winner
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Scoreboards and Live Voting
Deadlines
June 15th / Voting in the semi finals
June 15th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty July 2018
June 27th / Voting in the final
June 27th / Voting for Global Music Royalty July 2018
June 30th / Submitting a song for Global Music149
June 15th / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty July 2018
June 27th / Voting in the final
June 27th / Voting for Global Music Royalty July 2018
June 30th / Submitting a song for Global Music149
Voting
12, 10, 8...1 point for your top 10
In the final you also have to choose 3 substitutes
The voting forms are here / Semi final and Final
In the final you also have to choose 3 substitutes
The voting forms are here / Semi final and Final
Watching the Videos
All the videos are in the YouTube playlist at TVGlobalMusic
The Final
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United Kingdom Calum Scott You are the reason 165 points |
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Nigeria Jacob Banks Unknown 163 points |
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France Charlie Boisseau Tellement belle 124 points |
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Cyprus Melina Makri Thirío 120 points |
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Hungary Ceasefire X Satellites 109 points |
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Poland Kasia Mos feat. Norma John Wild eyes 107 points |
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Spain Aitana & Ana Guerra Lo malo 107 points |
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Australia Kylie Minogue Dancing 104 points |
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Switzerland Alejandro Reyes Compass 85 points |
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Sweden Avicii The nights 83 points |
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Venezuela Daniel Huen Si me sigues mirando así 78 points |
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China Wanting Qu Wild heart 74 points |
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Romania Ioana Ignat Nu mai e 74 points |
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Canada Lynda Thalie Dance your pain away 70 points |
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Andorra Miriam Rodríguez Hay algo en mí 64 points |
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Germany Robin Schulz feat. James Blunt OK 63 points |
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Iceland Jón Jónsson Lost 63 points |
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Denmark Rasmus Walter Heart of stone 62 points |
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Serbia Marija Zezelj Louder than a drum 60 points |
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Dominican Republic Darin feat. Kat DeLuna Breathing your love 58 points |
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United States Maddie Poppe Going going gone 54 points |
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Netherlands Ilse DeLange OK 53 points |
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Albania Olta Boka feat. Stivi Boka Atij/Asaj 51 points |
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Liechtenstein Woods of Birnam I'll call thee Hamlet 37 points |
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Zimbabwe Tinashe Makura Free yourself 36 points |
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Monaco Claudio Capéo & Vitaa Un peu de rêve 24 points |
Semi Final One
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France Charlie Boisseau Tellement belle 115 points |
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Nigeria Jacob Banks Unknown 114 points |
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Romania Ioana Ignat Nu mai e 84 points |
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Venezuela Daniel Huen Si me sigues mirando así 83 points |
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Germany Robin Schulz feat. James Blunt OK 81 points |
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Switzerland Alejandro Reyes Compass 76 points |
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Andorra Miriam Rodríguez Hay algo en mí 67 points |
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Albania Olta Boka feat. Stivi Boka Atij/Asaj 66 points |
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China Wanting Qu Wild heart 61 points |
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Monaco Claudio Capéo & Vitaa Un peu de rêve 55 points |
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Argentina Abel Pintos feat. Malú Oncemil 54 points |
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Norway Ina Wroldsen Sea 45 points |
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Russia Olga Buzova Malo polovin 34 points |
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Mexico Jósean Log Beso 34 points |
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Italy Emma Marrone L'isola 32 points |
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Greece Georgia Dagaki To idio lathos 32 points |
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San Marino Lo Stato Sociale Una vita in vacanza 25 points |
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South Africa Zebra & Giraffe I've been bad 44 points |
Semi Final Two
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United Kingdom Calum Scott You are the reason 116 points |
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Australia Kylie Minogue Dancing 103 points |
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Poland Kasia Mos feat. Norma John Wild eyes 94 points |
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Cyprus Melina Makri Thirío 92 points |
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Canada Lynda Thalie Dance your pain away 89 points |
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Sweden Avicii The nights 80 points |
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Serbia Marija Zezelj Louder than a drum 73 points |
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Spain Aitana & Ana Guerra Lo malo 67 points |
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Hungary Ceasefire X Satellites 65 points |
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Iceland Jón Jónsson Lost 57 points |
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11 / Wildcard
United States Maddie Poppe Going going gone 55 points |
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South Korea Dami Im I hear a song 55 points |
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Malta The Travellers Hafi paci kuluri 51 points |
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Portugal Marco Rodrigues O tempo 46 points |
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Turkey Bedük Gravity 44 points |
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Tajikistan Sadriddin & Shabnam Surayyo Wafai delam 38 points |
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New Zealand Phum Viphurit Lover boy 35 points |
