Welcome to Viborg
"City of Towers"
Welcome to Viborg, a charming city located in the heart of Denmark! With its picturesque streets, beautiful architecture, and rich cultural heritage, Viborg is a must-visit destination for any traveler. The city's history dates back to the Viking Age, and you can still see the remnants of the past in the ancient churches and buildings that dot the city. But Viborg is more than just a place to learn about the past – it's a vibrant and modern city that offers something for everyone. If you're a lover of nature, you'll be in paradise here. The city is surrounded by beautiful forests, lakes, and hills, making it the perfect place for hiking, cycling, and other outdoor activities. If you prefer to relax, there are plenty of peaceful spots to sit and soak up the serene atmosphere. For culture lovers, Viborg is home to several museums, galleries, and cultural centers, where you can learn about the city's history and contemporary art scene. And if you're a foodie, you won't be disappointed by the local cuisine – Viborg has a thriving food scene, with plenty of restaurants and cafes serving up delicious and innovative dishes. So why wait? Come and experience the magic of Viborg for yourself – we guarantee you won't be disappointed!
Host City / Viborg, Denmark
Venue / Tinghallen
Hosts / Tina Müller and Mark Stokholm
Participating countries / 41
Returning countries / Lithuania and Portugal
Withdrawing countries / Finland, Netherlands and South Africa
Debuting players / None
Venue / Tinghallen
Hosts / Tina Müller and Mark Stokholm
Participating countries / 41
Returning countries / Lithuania and Portugal
Withdrawing countries / Finland, Netherlands and South Africa
Debuting players / None
Returning Artists
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Ed Sheeran / 12 times for United Kingdom and once for Cuba, Ghana and United States / Global Music Champion
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Faouzia / 6 times for Morocco and once for United States / Double Global Music Champion
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Celeste Buckingham / 3 times for Switzerland and once for Slovakia / 17th place
Loïc Nottet / 3 times for Belgium and once for Luxembourg / 4th place |
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Karolina Goceva / twice for North Macedonia and once for Bosnia-Herzegovina / 11th place
P!nk / twice for United States and once for United Kingdom / Silver Medallist Shirley Clamp / twice for Sweden and once for United Kingdom / 4th place |
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Agoney / for Spain / Global Music Champion
Johannes Oerding / for Germany / Silver Medallist Julieta Venegas / once for Mexico and Argentina / 17th place |
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Amna Alajbegovic / for Bosnia-Herzegovina / Semi Finalist
Barbora Mochowa / for Czech Republic / 17th place Christina Salti / for Greece / Semi Finalist Cian Ducrot / for Ireland / 6th place Curley G / for China / 26th place Dara Rolins / for Slovakia / 25th place Lennis Rodriguez / for Dominican Republic / 25th place Neyma / for Mozambique / Semi Finalist Rocco Hunt / for Spain / 11th place sanah / for Poland / 18th place |
Scoreboards and Live Voting
Live voting
Live televote
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard televote
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
Live televote
Scoreboard final
Scoreboard televote
Scoreboard semi final one
Scoreboard semi final two
The Result
Countries receiving most 12 points / Andorra, Ireland and United States, 4
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / United States, Lithuania, Italy and Philippines
Countries receiving points from most juries / Ireland, 19
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Germany in 12th with 8 points from United States and San Marino as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Slovakia in 26th getting 12 points from North Macedonia and Australia
United States took the lead after the second jury and only briefly lent it to first San Marino and then Ireland and Belgium. However, when all the juries had cast their votes, United States was back on top with Ireland not far behind. A bigger gap led to the rest of the top five: Belgium, Czech Republic and San Marino. Everybody knows though that it isn't over till it's over! And interestingly, the televote almost turned everything upside down. Ireland did finish a strong 4th with the public, but the rest of the jury top 3 ended in the bottom 2 with the public, as United States finished second last ahead of Belgium! In stead the public favoured Australia (who had only finished 24th with the juries) ahead of Andorra (9th) and China (26th). Palestine (22nd) rounded out the top 5. So in fact 3 of the jury top 5 ended bottom 5 in the televote and vice versa! Combining the juries and the public, Ireland ran over United States, who had to settle for the silver. Andorra claimed the bronze and South Korea and San Marino rounded out the top 5. It was San Marino's 4th consecutive top 5 finish!
Ireland was one of the founding members of GM, but after a disappointing debut they skipped the next two editions. They came back without much success and quit again after two participations. With a new HoD, Ireland came back in GM09, though their results were still far from impressive, but that all changed in an instant when Brian McFadden and Delta Goodrem secured victory for the Emerald Island in GM13. Ireland came close again in GM17, but had to settle for the silver. Quite a few top 10 finishes followed, before they once again hit a dry spell. This was also a time when the HoD changed frequently. In fact, when Ireland finally won their third medal in GM104, it was at the hands of the 14th HoD! Another 4 HoD down the line, Westlife brough silver back to Ireland in GM166, and in GM180 the current HoD, Norbert, took over the reigns, and already in GM190 he and Dermot Kennedy achieved Ireland's long overdue second victory. Luckily, they did not have to wait that long for their third trophy. In total Ireland has now participated 113 times, reached 77 finals, finished in the top 10 30 times and won 6 medals. Well done Ireland, Cian Ducrot and Norbert!
Countries giving 12 points to the winner / United States, Lithuania, Italy and Philippines
Countries receiving points from most juries / Ireland, 19
Highest placing country not scoring a top mark / Germany in 12th with 8 points from United States and San Marino as highest marks
Lowest placing country scoring a top mark / Slovakia in 26th getting 12 points from North Macedonia and Australia
United States took the lead after the second jury and only briefly lent it to first San Marino and then Ireland and Belgium. However, when all the juries had cast their votes, United States was back on top with Ireland not far behind. A bigger gap led to the rest of the top five: Belgium, Czech Republic and San Marino. Everybody knows though that it isn't over till it's over! And interestingly, the televote almost turned everything upside down. Ireland did finish a strong 4th with the public, but the rest of the jury top 3 ended in the bottom 2 with the public, as United States finished second last ahead of Belgium! In stead the public favoured Australia (who had only finished 24th with the juries) ahead of Andorra (9th) and China (26th). Palestine (22nd) rounded out the top 5. So in fact 3 of the jury top 5 ended bottom 5 in the televote and vice versa! Combining the juries and the public, Ireland ran over United States, who had to settle for the silver. Andorra claimed the bronze and South Korea and San Marino rounded out the top 5. It was San Marino's 4th consecutive top 5 finish!
Ireland was one of the founding members of GM, but after a disappointing debut they skipped the next two editions. They came back without much success and quit again after two participations. With a new HoD, Ireland came back in GM09, though their results were still far from impressive, but that all changed in an instant when Brian McFadden and Delta Goodrem secured victory for the Emerald Island in GM13. Ireland came close again in GM17, but had to settle for the silver. Quite a few top 10 finishes followed, before they once again hit a dry spell. This was also a time when the HoD changed frequently. In fact, when Ireland finally won their third medal in GM104, it was at the hands of the 14th HoD! Another 4 HoD down the line, Westlife brough silver back to Ireland in GM166, and in GM180 the current HoD, Norbert, took over the reigns, and already in GM190 he and Dermot Kennedy achieved Ireland's long overdue second victory. Luckily, they did not have to wait that long for their third trophy. In total Ireland has now participated 113 times, reached 77 finals, finished in the top 10 30 times and won 6 medals. Well done Ireland, Cian Ducrot and Norbert!
The Winner
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"I'll Be Waiting" by Cian Ducrot is a deeply emotional ballad that highlights themes of unwavering love, patience, and support. The song’s heartfelt lyrics depict a promise to stand by someone through their struggles, offering a message of hope and resilience. Cian's poignant vocal delivery, paired with the song's gentle piano-driven arrangement, creates an intimate and stirring atmosphere that resonates deeply with listeners.
The track achieved notable success, gaining traction on streaming platforms and radio, particularly in the UK and Ireland. Its relatable message and raw emotional power made it a favorite among fans, further establishing Cian Ducrot as a rising star in the pop and singer-songwriter scene.
The track achieved notable success, gaining traction on streaming platforms and radio, particularly in the UK and Ireland. Its relatable message and raw emotional power made it a favorite among fans, further establishing Cian Ducrot as a rising star in the pop and singer-songwriter scene.
Deadlines
March 14th / Voting in the semi finals
March 31st / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
March 25th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
March 31st / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
March 31st / Nominating an artist for Global Music Royalty
March 25th / Voting in the final and for Global Music Royalty
March 31st / Submitting a song for the next edition of Global Music
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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Ireland Cian Ducrot I'll be waiting 132 points |
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United States P!nk Trustfall 114 points |
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Andorra Vicco Nochentera 111 points |
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South Korea Jin The astronaut 98 points |
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San Marino Lazza Cenere 98 points |
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Israel Idan Rafael Haviv Belle âme-soeur 95 points |
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Czech Republic Barbora Mochowa Wait for life 95 points |
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Italy Joèlle Sopravvissuti 87 points |
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Belgium Loïc Nottet Danser 87 points |
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Estonia Hans Nayna One by one 86 points |
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Denmark Lucky Lo I will always be you 85 points |
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Germany Johannes Oerding Kaleidoskop 80 points |
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Sweden Joel Núñez & Shirley Clamp Seven seas 78 points |
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Albania Vanesa Sono Aroma jonë 73 points |
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Australia Nathan Foley Strut 72 points |
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Poland Dawid Podsiadlo & sanah Ostatnia nadzieja 71 points |
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North Macedonia Karolina Goceva Od nebo do dno 68 points |
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France Lukas Abdul Les maux bleus 67 points |
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Spain Agoney Quiero arder 67 points |
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Palestine Zaman Band Ya weali weal 62 points |
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Greece Stelia Nai se ola 59 points |
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Switzerland Celeste Buckingham & Majk Spirit I was wrong 59 points |
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China Curley G Masquerade 52 points |
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Lithuania Paulina Paukstaityte Let me think about me 46 points |
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Cyprus Christina Salti Parállili agápi 44 points |
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Slovakia Dara Rolins Dúha 44 points |
Semi Final One
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United States P!nk Trustfall 98 points |
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Estonia Hans Nayna One by one 98 points |
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Greece Stelia Nai se ola 84 points |
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Ireland Cian Ducrot I'll be waiting 84 points |
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South Korea Jin The astronaut 76 points |
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Sweden Joel Núñez & Shirley Clamp Seven seas 75 points |
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Czech Republic Barbora Mochowa Wait for life 70 points |
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Albania Vanesa Sono Aroma jonë 68 points |
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Lithuania Paulina Paukstaityte Let me think about me 68 points |
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Australia Nathan Foley Strut 68 points |
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Portugal Mara Pedro Ímpeto 64 points |
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Canada Faouzia Habibi 60 points |
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Liechtenstein Domiziana Ohne Benzin 47 points |
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Ukraine Tery Spokiy 46 points |
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Philippines KD Estrada Days 44 points |
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United Kingdom Ed Sheeran Visiting hours 43 points |
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Dominican Republic Lennis Rodriguez, NIA & Rocco Hunt Candela 34 points |
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Russia Lusia Chebotina Solntse Monako 33 points |
Semi Final Two
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North Macedonia Karolina Goceva Od nebo do dno 111 points |
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Andorra Vicco Nochentera 97 points |
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Italy Joèlle Sopravvissuti 89 points |
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France Lukas Abdul Les maux bleus 85 points |
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Germany Johannes Oerding Kaleidoskop 84 points |
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China Curley G Masquerade 69 points |
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Cyprus Christina Salti Parállili agápi 67 points |
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Israel Idan Rafael Haviv Belle âme-soeur 67 points |
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Switzerland Celeste Buckingham & Majk Spirit I was wrong 64 points |
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Belgium Loïc Nottet Danser 64 points |
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11 / Wildcard
Palestine Zaman Band Ya weali weal 64 points |
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Norway Angelina Jordan Million miles 63 points |
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Mozambique Neyma Poeira 63 points |
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United Arab Emirates Gallipoli Pick me up tonight 60 points |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Amna Topi me 57 points |
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Serbia Filarri U tami 57 points |
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Mexico Julieta Venegas Andar conmigo 44 points |
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Monaco Ben Mazué, Gaël Faye & Grand Corps Malade Tailler la route 13 points |
