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Germany: Detailed voting results and viewing figures of Das Deutsche Finale 2024

On Friday night, Germany’s national final for Eurovision, Das Deutsche Finale 2024 took place. Isaak was the overall winner with his song “Always On The Run”.  Today the German broadcaster announced the detailed results of the jury and the television audience.

The detailed results of the public vote were as follows:

The detailed results of the jury vote were as follows:

Draw Song Total
1 “Love on a Budget” 3 3 5 5 10 6 2 3 37
2 “Undream You” 4 10 6 3 3 4 4 2 36
3 “Always on the Run” 10 6 8 8 12 8 12 10 74
4 Katze 2 5 10 10 2 12 3 8 52
5 Scars 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8
6 “Tears Like Rain” 6 12 3 6 4 10 8 6 55
7 “Oh Boy” 12 4 2 4 6 5 6 12 51
8 Naive 8 2 12 2 5 2 5 4 40
9 “Forever Strong” 5 8 4 12 8 3 10 5 55

The members of the jury of each country that voted in the German final were as follows:

Switzerland (Spokesperson: Luca Hänni )

  • Lisa Oribasi
  • Rico Fischer
  • Chiara Dubey
  • Michael Von Der Heide
  • Georg Schluenegger

Croatia (Spokesperson: Anja Cerar)

  • Branimir Mihaljević
  • Bojan Jambrosic
  • Denis Dumancic
  • Monika Lelas Habanek
  • Mia Dimšić

Spain (Spokesperson: Álvaro Soler)

  • Marta Sánchez Gómez
  • Aaron Sáez Escolano
  • Sergio Sastre Sainz
  • Tony Sanchez Ohlsson
  • Sophia Martin

Lithuania (Spokesperson: Ieva Narkute)

  • Ieva Narkutė
  • Deivydas Zvonkus
  • Darius Užkuraitis
  • Lauras Luciunas
  • Vytautas Lukocius

UK (Spokesperson: Katrina )

  • Mark De Lisser
  • Pete Watson
  • George Ure
  • Rokhsan Heydari
  • Adam Hunter

Iceland (Spokesperson: Runar Freyr)

  • Einar Bardarson
  • Helga Moller
  • Kristján Gíslason
  • Kjartan Gudbergsson
  • Regina Oskarsdottir

Austria (Spokesperson: César Sampson )

  • Gabriela Horn
  • Sasha Saedi
  • Peter Pansky
  • Bettina Ruprechter
  • Christian Deix

Sweden (Spokesperson: Lina Hedlund)

  • Henrik Johnson
  • Maria Marcus
  • Philip Adamo
  • Rennie Mirro
  • Lina Hedlund

Overall results:

Viewing figures

According to the public figures, an average of 2.19 million people watched the German final on Friday night, about 200,000 more than in 2023. In 2023, the German final achieved 11.3% hare.  This time the viewing figures went up to 14, 7%.  However, the ratings slightly fell among younger viewers from 15% to 12.8% of the share.  In addition to this the viewers on the 14-49 age gap dropped significantly, from 700k to just 460k.  This time, as of 2023, 15 thousand people aged three and over watched the show.

You can watch the video reaction to the German participation from the Eurovisionfun team in the link below:

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Germany: Isaak and “Always On The Run” to Eurovision 2024!

Das Deutsche Finale 2024 is officially over and Germany now has its own artist, for the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, in May in Malmö, Sweden! The winner of the Grand Final of Das Deutsche Finale 2024 was Isaak with the song “Always On The Run” and will wave the German flag, as successor of Lord of the Lost!

Eight artists, who were selected by the German public broadcaster, as well as one more artist selected through the TV show “Ich Will Zum ESC!”, claimed the win in Das Deutsche Finale 2024, and at the same time the country’s representation in Eurovision 2024. In the end after the jury and the televote, the long-awaited representative of the country in this year’s contest was finally selected!

Barbara Schöneberger was once again the host of the German national final.

The show

The show started with a beautiful opening act by Barbara Schöneberger, pretending to be Loreen, and stepping on stage under the music of “Tattoo”. Αfter that, the nine contestants walked on the stage, in the style of a “Flag Parade”.

After that, the competition part of the national final started:

NinetyNine – “Love on a budget”

A very radio-friendly, mid-tempo song, that really doesn’t seem to be the one that will break the negative streak of Germany, but a great start for the show overall.

Leona – “Undream you”

A very beautiful ballad, written by Elsie Bay (MGP 2022, 2023), that the crowd in the studio seemed to have liked a lot, as the applauses didn’t stop for the whole performance.

Isaak Guderian – “Always on the run”

Great vocals, on a song that could give germany a result, much better than the previous years, under conditions.

GALANT – “Katze”

A very clever staging, on a somewhat weird song, that could very much be a joke entry.

Floryan – “Scars”

The wildcard of this year’s national final. Floryan performed a moving ballad that the crowd loved, and could easily be tonight’s surprise.

Bodine Monet – “Tears like rain”

Bodine is the second favourite for tonight’s win. A very beautiful performance, with vocals on point, that the crowd loved

RYK – “Oh boy”

The favourite to win the national final, gives a majestic performance with great vocals, but is that enough to give him the ticket to Malmö?

Marie Reim – “Naiv”

An amazing performance by Marie, that could easily get Germany out of the last places, and at the same time, being the first song they select in German after 2007.

Max Mutzke – “Forever strong”

The last performance of the night. Max Mutzke returns after 20 years and hopes to give Germany a result as good as the one he got back in Istanbul 2004.

The final result, was determined by 50% by the voting of the German public, and 50% by a series of international jury. In detail, the result of the international jury are:

  • Switzerland gave 12 points to Ryk
  • Croatia gave 12 points to Bodine Monet
  • Spain gave 12 points to Marie Reim
  • Lithuania gave 12 points to Max Mutzke
  • The United Kingdom gave 12 points to Isaak
  • Iceland gave 12 points to Galant
  • Austria gave 12 points to Isaak
  • Sweden gave 12 points to Ryk

The Jury votes for the German national final!

During the counting of the public votes, we watched a tribute to ABBA, by Barbara Schöneberger and the contestants of the national final.

The voting of the public gave the maximum 12 points to Isaak, giving him the ticket to Eurovision 2024!

 

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Below, you can watch the winning performance of “Always On The Run” by Isaak once again:

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Germany: Tonight marks the final of Das Deutsche Finale 2024!

Today, Germany, the two-time winner of the contest, selects its representative for the 68th Eurovision Song Contest. In just a few hours, we will know the artist who will represent the mighty Western European nation in Malmo, aiming to end its dismal streak of the past nine years, where it has landed in the bottom two positions in seven out of eight competitions.

Participants

Nine artists will take part in tonight’s grand final of Das Deutsche Finale 2024. These artists will perform in the following order:

  1. NinetyNine – “Love on a budget”
  2. Leona – Undream you”
  3. Isaak Guderian – “Always on the run”
  4. GALANT – “Katze”
  5. Floryan – “Scars”
  6. Bodine Monet – “Tears like rain”
  7. RYK – “Oh boy”
  8. Marie Reim – “Naiv”
  9. Max Mutzke – “Forever strong”

Final Outcome

The selection process for Germany‘s representative in Eurovision 2024 is straightforward. Following the Eurovision Song Contest standards, the grand winner of Das Deutsche Finale 2024 will emerge from a combination of 50% German public vote and 50% vote from an international jury.

The international jury comprises eight experts from the following countries:

  • Austria
  • Croatia
  • Iceland
  • Lithuania
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom

In case of a tie, the artist with more votes from the public will prevail.

The Show

Once again, the hostess of the German national final will be Barbara Schöneberger.

A plethora of guests is expected to grace the grand final of Das Deutsche Finale 2024. Notable among them are the winner of Eurovision 2014, Conchita Wurst, and Germany’s representatives in Eurovision 1972 & 1984, Mary Roos. Additionally, performances are slated from Rea Garvey, Riccardo Simonetti, Florian Silbereisen, and Alli Neumann.

The final of Das Deutsche Finale 2024 will commence at 22:05 CET, and you can watch it through the official website of German public television by clicking HERE.

Last year, Germany was represented by Lord Of The Lost with the song “Blood & Glitter”, securing the 26th position with 18 points.

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Germany: Some snapshots from the rehearsals of “Eurovision Song Contest – Das Deutsche Finale 2024”!

Tomorrow is the big day for Germany’s national Final, the “Eurovision Song Contest – Das Deutsche Finale 2024” where the winner will earn the right to represent Germany in Eurovision 2024, in Malmö.

Thus, only a few hours before the Grand Final, the national broadcaster of Germany, ARD, published some snapshots from all the candidates’ rehearsals, so as the viewers may take a little hint of what is going to happen on stage and what should they expect from the artists more or less.

The official running order of all the nine (9) entarnts for tomorrow night is the following: Take a look…

01) NinetyNine – “Love on a budget”

NinetyNine

 

02) Leona – Undream you”

Leona

 

03) Isaak Guderian – “Always on the run”

Isaak Guderian

 

04) GALANT – “Katze”

GALANT

 

05) Floryan – Scars”

Floryan

 

06) Bodine Monet – “Tears like rain”

Bodine Monet

 

07) RYK – “Oh boy”

Ryk

 

08) Marie Reim – “Naiv”

Marie Reim

 

09) Max Mutzke – “Forever strong”

Max Mutzke

 

Remember here, that Germany’s National Final “Eurovision Song Contest – Das Deutsche Finale 2024” is set to be aired tomorrow, on Friday the 16th of February, while the winner of the show will be determined by a split system between the public’s vote (50%) and the International jury’s vote (the rest 50%).

All of the artists are going to be judged by eight different national juries all around Europe according to a Eurovision-like voting system, giving from 1 point to 12 points. In a possible case of a draw, it will be the public’s first place artist that will represent Germany in Malmö in May.

Source/Photographs: Esc-kompakt.de

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Germany: These are the international juries of “Eurovision Song Contest – Das Deutsche Finale 2024”!

Just a few hours ago, the national broadcaster of Germany, NDR, revealed on Eurovoix where the eight (8) different international juries that are going to vote during the National Final of Germany will come from. Thus, the international juries are going to consist of members from:

  • Austria
  • Croatia
  • Iceland
  • Lithuania
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom

NDR also confirmed that an experienced group of guest artists that had already preveously participated in Eurovision Song Contest, will also be present so as to share their own experience, information and advice regarding their participation. This guest list includes of course Conchita Wurst and Mary Roos but also Rea Garvey, Riccardo Simonetti, Florian Silbereisen and Alli Neumann as well.

Remember that “Eurovision Song Contest – Das Deutsche Finale 2024” is set to be aired live on Friday the 16th of February, while the nine (9) entarnts that are going to compete for a possible representation of their country in Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö, are:

  1. NinetyNine – “Love on a budget”
  2. Leona – Undream you”
  3. Isaak Guderian – “Always on the run”
  4. GALANT – “Katze”
  5. Floryan – “Scars”
  6. Bodine Monet – “Tears like rain”
  7. RYK – “Oh boy”
  8. Marie Reim – “Naiv”
  9. Max Mutzke – “Forever strong”

Until we find out who is going to be Germany’s next representative, take a look at last year’s participation, with Lord of The Lost singing “Blood and Glitter”:

Source: Eurovoix

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Germany: The running order of Eurovision Song Contest – Das deutsche Finale 2024!

A few minutes ago Germany’s national broadcaster NDR announced the line-up of artists who will compete for the ticket to Malmo and Germany’s representation at Eurovision 2024.

The running order of the nine artists who will compete in the Eurovision Song Contest – Das deutsche Finale 2024 final is as follows:

  1. NinetyNine – “Love on a budget”
  2. Leona – Undream you”
  3. Isaak Guderian – “Always on the run”
  4. GALANT – “Katze”
  5. Floryan – “Scars”
  6. Bodine Monet – “Tears like rain”
  7. RYK – “Oh boy”
  8. Marie Reim – “Naiv”
  9. Max Mutzke – “Forever strong”

Das Deutsche Finale 2024 will take place on February 16.

Last year, Germany was represented in Liverpool by Lord of the Lost with their song “Blood & Glitter”, unfortunately finishing last on the scoreboard.

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Germany: This is the voting system for “Deutsche Finale 2024!”

In a few days from today, more specifically, on the 16th of February, the entry for Germany at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, in Malmö, is going to be decided through a live show on television, in which all of the nine candidates are going to perform their songs.

More specifically, this show is set to be aired live on Eurovision.de, while the alrwady known and famous Barbara Schöneberger is going to be the main host of the evening. The final result will be determined not only by the public, but also by an international jury.

Analytically speaking, the public’s voting procedure is not going to be conducted only through televoting, but through an online voting as well. The final result of the evening, hence the winning entry, is going to be judged by a split voting system between the public’s vote, holding the first 50% of the result, and the international jury’s vote, which will determine the rest 50% of the final outcome.

The more general international Jury will be consisted of eight different international juries in eight different countries, that will distribute their points according to the known Eurovision Song Contest system, from 1 to 12 points, while they will have already watched the performances’ rehearsals from the previous night. In any case of a draw, it is the public’s first place entry that will represent Germany in Malmö.

The entries

Just a few days before “Eurovision Song Contest – Das deutsche Finale 2024″, let’s remember all the nine entries”

Out of all the nine contestants, Max Mutzke is the only one who has a previous experience with the Contest, since he is the one who represented Germany back in 2004, in Istanbul, ended up at the eighth place with 93 points, singing “Can’t Wait Until Tonight“.

Until we find out which is going to be Germany’s next entry, take a look at the previous year’s one, Lord of the Lost and ‘Blood & Glitter” that came last with 18 points:

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Germany: Listen to the songs of the finalists of “Ich will zum ESC”!

As we have already informed you in our previous articles, the five episodes of “Ich will zum ESC” have wrapped up. It is a six-episode competition show and its winner will ultimately secure a place on “Deutsche Finale”, Germany’s national selection, through which the country will select its representative for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest.

As the process takes place, the contestants will be supported by their two coaches, Rea Garvey and the winner of Eurovision 2014, Conchita Wurst. During those five episodes, the artists chose to sing either covers or songs they wrote themselves, whereas, on the final episode on February 8th they will perform the song with which, if they win “Ich will zum ESC”, they will participate on “Deutsche Finale” on February 16th.

Today, the songs of the finalists were published and we will see them on stage on the last episode of ‘Ich will zum ESC”.

Listen to the songs here:
  1. Anne – Yellow Brick Road”
  2. Luca – “Farben neuer Tage”
  3. Bibiane – Walk You Home Safe”
  4. Florian – “Scars”

Last year, unfortunately, Lord of the Lost did not manage to overturn Germany’s unlucky past on the Contest, especially during the last ten editions. It is noted that as for the last ten editions of Eurovision, Germany has ended up on the last place of the scoreboard four times and second-to-last three times.

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Germany: Everything that happened in the first three episodes of “Ich will zum ESC”!

As we’ve previously informed you, these days, the first three episodes of “Ich will zum ESC” aired. The series is a competitive TV show consisting of six episodes, whose winner will get a wildcard to compete in the German national final, “Das Deutsche Finale”, in which the representative for Eurovision 2024 will be selected.

The contestants will be backed by two coaches in this process, Rea Garvey, and Eurovision 2014 winner, Conchita Wurst. In the first five episodes will perform covers, or songs of their own, while in the last episode, they will sing the song with which they will compete in “Das Deutsche Finale” if they win.

Episode One

The artists that took part in this episode are named below, along the song they chose to perform:

  1. Christos – Be Yourself
  2. Bibiane – Toxic
  3. Apollson – Love On The Brain
  4. Anne – Don’t Stop Me Now
  5. Paul von POULISH KID – Out Of Time
  6. Jamina – Creep
  7. Esther – Slave To The Rhythm

The artists that managed to qualify are:

  • Team Conchita: Anne, Christos
  • Team Rea: Bibiane, Paul

Episode Two

The artists that took part in this episode are named below, along the song they chose to perform:

  1. Esther – What A Wonderful World
  2. Sophie – Schön genug
  3. Luca – When I Was Your Man
  4. Celina – Physical
  5. Sven – Beggin‘
  6. Marie – Irgendwas bleibt
  7. Béranger – Wild Drift
  8. Lyn – Calm After The Storm

The artists that managed to qualify are:

  • Team Conchita: Luca, Sophie, Sven
  • Team Rea: Esther, Béranger

Episode Three

The artists that took part in this episode are named below, along the song they chose to perform:

  1. Lyn – Calm After the Storm
  2. Flo – What Was I Made For

The artist that managed to qualify is Flo.

In this way, the teams of the two coaches are as follows:

  • Team Conchita: Anne, Christos, Luca, Sophie, Sven
  • Team Rea: Béranger, Bibiane, Esther, Paul und Florian

The ten artists were then divided in four groups:

  • Christos & Sven: Take Me To Church
  • Anne, Luca & Sophie: Time After Time
  • Flo & Bibiane: Dancing On My Own (Version von Calum Scott)
  • Esther, Béranger & Paul: You Get What You Give

As we know, the vocal coaches are Yvonne Ambrée and Katrin Mickiewicz . The two teams are divided into one group of two and two groups of three. They are assigned a song to try out in just one hour. Not everyone can do it, especially the lyrics, so when the songs are presented, some lyrics are in their hands or the lyrics are written on a large cardboard.

After the performances of all ten artists in the next episode, we will find out which artists will have to leave from “Ich will zum ESC”.

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the German participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö!

Source: ESC kompakt

Germany: Das Deutsche Finale 2024: The last song preview!

The artists who will compete in Das deutsche Finale 2024, the national final through which Germany‘s entry for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest will be selected, will be announced on January 19, as we previously reported.

Just before the announcement of the finalists, the German public broadcaster NDR provided the following details about the songs that will be performed in the national final through a preview of the songs, done by German residents.

 

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After hearing the songs, the German audience remarked:

  • young woman – teenage appearance, “schoolgirl of next door”
  • looks likeable, like Nicole used to, or like Lena
  • looks like a cat – exudes calm
  • One would expect the singer to make romantic music
  • Piano is used
  • Guitar
  • A quiet, thoughtful, dreamy song that doesn’t get upbeat
  • German hit with english lyrics
  • Good background music
  • She obviously sings well, the voice almost doesn’t sound real
  • Fragile voice
  • It makes you want to protect the singer and hug her
  • The song touches you and makes you emotional, others could take it as overly sad or even depressing

 

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  • I was there 3 or 5 years ago
  • looks sensual, looks like Cicero
  • Like Draffi, he’s German
  • He is handsome but not a good singer
  • It’s beautiful (the song)
  • He sounds different in the song than you would expect
  • More like a psalmody
  • It’s a melancholic pop ballad
  • Quiet, not so stressful
  • Piano is used
  • Suitable for contemplative hours
  • Performed in English
  • Song about sleep and includes the line “Remained forever young”
  • Very nice perfromance
  • During the performance there will be carpets on the floor and lamps, hanging in the background

In the upcoming period of time, information about the next evaluation rounds and the final selection of songs that will participate in Das Deutsche Finale 2024 will be released.

The artists that will compete in Das deutsche Finale 2024 have been chosen since the Christmas season after 693 songs were submitted and thoroughly evaluated. There are 127 bands71 duets, and 475 solo entries among them.

The German television network TV3 will carry live coverage of Das Deutsche Finale 2024 live on February 16, 2024, at 22:00 (local time). Live broadcasts from Berlin will take place on ARD Mediathek, eurovision.de, and Das Erste. The winner will get to travel to Malmö in May of next year to represent Germany in the 68th Eurovision Song Contest.

Germany was represented last year by Lord of the Lost and the song “Blood and Glitter”. The band, which is well-known in Germany, came in last place overall, with a total of 18 points. Will Germany be able to recover from its string of poor results and move to the left side of the leaderboard?

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