National Selections 2008 Norway Melodi Grand Prix 2008

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Norway: Melodi Grand Prix 2008

Heat 1 Heat 2 Heat 3 Last chance Final

Songs

Artist	Song	Rating
Ann-Mari Andersen	Ándagassii
Anne Hvidsten	A Little More
Avalanche	Two Monkeys (On The Roof)
Crash!	Get Up
Cube	Would You Spend the Night With Me?
King of Trolls	Far Away
Lene Alexandra	Sillycone Valley
Maria Haukaas Storeng	Hold On Be Strong
Maria Trøen	Hear When I'm Calling
Michelle	Baby Don't Stop the Music
Nicholas Carlie	Colliding
Ole Ivars	Som i himmelen
Podium	Lystgass
Sven Garås	I'm in Love
Tinkerbells	Hold On
Torstein Sødal	Eastern Wind
Veronica Akselsen	Am I Supposed to Love Again?
Zuma	Always, Always

Heat 1

song	running
Ann-Mari Andersen – "Ándagassii" Final	2
Veronica Akselsen – "Am I Supposed to Love Again?" Final	6
Podium – "Lystgass" Last chance	1
Tinkerbells – "Hold On" Last chance	5
Nicholas Carlie – "Colliding"	3
Michelle – "Baby Don't Stop the Music"	4

Melodi Grand Prix 2008 – Heat 1

Date	11 January 2008
Location	Sandvigå
City	Stavanger
Host	Per Sundnes
Voting	100% televoting

Heat 2

song	running
Crash! – "Get Up" Final	4
Maria Haukaas Storeng – "Hold On Be Strong" Final	6
Zuma – "Always, Always" Last chance	1
Anne Hvidsten – "A Little More" Last chance	3
Cube – "Would You Spend the Night With Me?"	2
Sven Garås – "I'm in Love"	5

Melodi Grand Prix 2008 – Heat 2

Date	18 January 2008
City	Kongsvinger
Host	Per Sundnes
Voting	100% televoting

Heat 3

song	running
Torstein Sødal – "Eastern Wind" Final	5
King of Trolls – "Far Away" Final	6
Ole Ivars – "Som i himmelen" Last chance	3
Lene Alexandra – "Sillycone Valley" Last chance	4
Avalanche – "Two Monkeys (On The Roof)"	1
Maria Trøen – "Hear When I'm Calling"	2

Melodi Grand Prix 2008 – Heat 3

Date	25 January 2008
Location	Bodø Spektrum
City	Bodø
Host	Per Sundnes
Voting	100% televoting

Last chance

song	running
Tinkerbells – "Hold On" Final	2
Ole Ivars – "Som i himmelen" Final	5
Podium – "Lystgass"	1
Zuma – "Always, Always"	3
Anne Hvidsten – "A Little More"	4
Lene Alexandra – "Sillycone Valley"	6

Melodi Grand Prix 2008 – Last chance

Date	6 February 2008
Location	Oslo Stratos
City	Oslo
Host	Per Sundnes
Voting	100% televoting

Final

First round

song	running
Veronica Akselsen – "Am I Supposed to Love Again?" Gold final	4
King of Trolls – "Far Away" Gold final	5
Torstein Sødal – "Eastern Wind" Gold final	7
Maria Haukaas Storeng – "Hold On Be Strong" Gold final	8
Crash! – "Get Up"	1
Ann-Mari Andersen – "Ándagassii"	2
Tinkerbells – "Hold On"	3
Ole Ivars – "Som i himmelen"	6

Voting

100% televoting

Gold Final

		votes
place		Jury	Tele	Total	running
1	Maria Haukaas Storeng – "Hold On Be Strong"	26,000	169,661	195,661	4
2	Torstein Sødal – "Eastern Wind"	18,000	100,095	118,095	3
3	King of Trolls – "Far Away"	6,000	109,811	115,811	2
4	Veronica Akselsen – "Am I Supposed to Love Again?"	16,000	93,957	109,957	1

Voting

3 regional juries
Televoting

Norway MGP

Melodi Grand Prix 2008 – Final

Date	9 February 2008
Location	Oslo Spektrum
City	Oslo
Host	Per Sundnes

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