Ukraine: Vidbir 2019
Withdrawal from Eurovision 2019
Maruv won Vidbir 2019 and the ticket to Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv, and was sent a contract, requiring her to pay for her trip to Tel Aviv, delay all upcoming appearances and performances in Russia, and not to speak to any journalist without the permission of the broadcaster.
Maruv wouldn't sign the contract, and the Vidbir runner-up Freedom Jazz was chosen instead. They also refused the offer, as well as the third place finisher Kazka.
The Ukrainian broadcaster withdrew from Eurovision 2019.
Songs
| Artist | Song |
|---|---|
| Anna Maria | My Road |
| Bahroma | Nazavzhdy-Navsegda |
| Braii | Maybe |
| Brunettes Shoot Blondes | Houston |
| Freedom Jazz | Cupidon |
| Ivan Navi | All for the Love |
| KAZKA | Apart |
| Khayat | Ever |
| Kira Mazur | Dykhaty |
| Laud | 2 dni |
| Letay | Myla moya |
| Maruv | Siren Song |
| The Hypnotunez | Hey |
| TseSho | Hate |
| Vera Kekelia | Wow! |
| Yuko | Halyna huliala |
Semi-final 1
Vidbir 2019 – Semi-final 1
| Date | 9 February 2019, 18:00 CET |
| Location | Palace of Culture |
| City | Kyiv |
| Host | Sergey Prytula |
| Voting | 50% jury 50% televoting |
Semi-final 2
Vidbir 2019 – Semi-final 2
| Date | 16 February 2019, 18:00 - 21:05 CET |
| Location | Palace of Culture |
| City | Kyiv |
| Host | Sergey Prytula |
| Voting | 50% jury 50% televoting |
Final
Vidbir 2019 – Final
| Date | 23 February 2019, 18:00 - 21:30 CET |
| Location | Palace of Culture |
| City | Kyiv |
| Host | Sergey Prytula |
| Voting | 50% jury 50% televoting |
| Odds | Odds Ukraine: Vidbir 2019 (closed) |
