The Eurovision calendar is our version of the telly guide that comes in the weekend papers. Except it's here all the time. 24/7, just like we are.
Aly Ryan: "Wear your love"
BB Thomaz: "Demons"
Linus Bruhn: "Our City"
Gregor Hägele: "Let me go"
Sisters: "Sister"
Lilly among clouds: "Surprise"
Makeda: "The day I loved you most"
Details to follow
Seven more songs competing for places in the grand final that happens on 9 March in Stockholm.
1. Pagan Fury – Stormbringer
Written by: Tobias Gustavsson, Fredrik Thomander, Anders Wikström, Mia Stegmar
2. Anton Hagman – Känner dig
Written by: Gusten Dahlqvist, Oliver Forsmark, Anton Hagman, Jakob Hjulström
3. Lisa Ajax – Torn
Written by: Lisa Ajax, Isa Molin
4. Arvingarna – I Do
Written by: Nanne Grönvall, Mikael Karlsson, Casper Jarnebrink, Thomas “Plec” Johansson
5. Bishara – On My Own
Written by: Markus Sepehrmanesh, Benjamin Ingrosso, Robert Habolin
6. Ann-Louise Hansson – Kärleken finns kvar
Written by: David Lindgren Zacharias, Josefin Glenmark-Breman, Olof “Ollie” Olsen
7. John Lundvik – Too Late For Love
Written by: John Lundvik, Anderz Wrethov, Andreas “Stone” Johansson
Eight more songs competing for the remaining four places in the March 2 Grand Final. It's the well-known 50/50 jury/viewer split to decide who makes the cut.
- Lara Laquiz – O Lugar
- Dan Riverman – Lava
- Mariana Bragada – Mar Doce
- Marlon – O Jantar
- Madrepaz – Mundo A Mudar
- Surma – Pugna
- Mila Dores – Debaixo Do Luar
- NBC – Igual A Ti
Image Credits: RTP.
Time to hear what diddy Eliot will sing for us in Tel Aviv. We have it on authority it's called 'Wake up' - written by Pierre 'City Lights' Dumoulin.
Image Credits: Stéphane Laruelle.