Melodi Grand Prix

Melodi Grand Prix is the national selection process in Norway to choose their entry for the Eurovision Song Contest. The competition features a series of musical performances from various Norwegian artists, each vying for the opportunity to represent their country on the international stage. The show culminates in a final where a winner is selected based on a combination of public and jury votes.

As a national selection show, critical reception often focuses on the quality of the songs, the performances, and the hosting. While specific reviews for the 2025 edition will emerge closer to the broadcast, previous years have seen appreciation for the vibrant musical showcase and the democratic selection process, though sometimes songs chosen don't fare as well internationally.

• A showcase for emerging and established Norwegian musical talent.

• Generates significant national interest and discussion around Eurovision.

• Often praised for its high production values and energetic performances.

Google audience: Audience feedback typically centers on enthusiasm for their favorite artists and songs, with lively discussions about who should win and go on to represent Norway. Support for national artists and the excitement of the competition are common themes.

None notable (as a selection show, its success is measured by its contestants' performance at Eurovision)

The Melodi Grand Prix has been used since 1960 to select Norway's Eurovision entry, making it one of the longest-running national selection shows in Europe.