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ONE NIGHT IN BANGKOK – JOHN LIUNDVIK
We got the following press release from Warner Music in Sweden.
In March, John was unanimously voted, both by the Swedish people and the international jury, to the winner of the Melodifestivalen with the success song “Too Late For Love”. The performance received maximum points from each jury country, which has never happened before in the history of the Melodifestival. The song was then one on all platforms in Sweden (Spotify, radio, iTunes, Apple Music, Singellisten and Svensktoppen) which is also a record. In Eurovision, John finished in fifth place and gained fans all over Europe. After the grand spring, John went on a victory train country and kingdom around with the Diggiloo gang – a victory train seen by over 140,000 people.
Tonight we see John perform with the new single in Go’kväll on SVT and tomorrow he blesses everyone in the morning couch with his participation in TV4 News Morning. In the fall, John sets out on a Nordic tour with a premiere at Circus October 1.
Tour Dates:
October 1 – Circus, Stockholm
October 5 – Gothenburg Concert Hall, Gothenburg
October 9 – Hotel Cecil, Copenhagen
October 11 – Växjö Concert Hall, Växjö
October 13 – On The Rocks, Helsinki
SEMI FINAL TWO 2019 – SWEDEN
Ida Andia now turns her sights onto Sweden in her discussion as to which of the songs in semi final 2 will make it to the Grand final.
Never too late for Sweden. They always send great entries to the Eurovision Song Contest. This year is no exception. I really love the lyrics and the song, Too late for love, even if it is a little repetitive, it is still catchy. It will be interesting how John Lundvik, the co-writer for the 2019’s entry of United Kingdom, representing Sweden, will ”fight” in the Grand Final with this country who is pre-qualified, thanks to being one of the Big Five.
Sweden: Green Room reaction as John Lundvik wins 2019 Melodifestivalen ….and also Bishara at The Mall of Scandinavia
John Lundvik won the 2019 Melodifestivalen with his song Too Late For Love. You can see the moment that John was announced as winner from the Green Room in the video below and the photos.
You can also see the runner up, Bishara (On My Own) with a public appearance at The Mall of Scandinavia, Stockholm.
Source: ESC Covers- Thanks to Mark Watson for the video and photos.
Congratulations to Sweden and an amazing Melodifestivalen again!!
John Lundvik took the honours for Sweden with his song Too Late For Love in an excellent production by SVT of the 2019 Melodifestivalen. Entertainment of the highest standard!!
12 songs competed in the final –
- Jon Henrik Fjällgren – Norrsken (Goeksegh)
- Lisa Ajax – Torn
- Mohombi – Hello
- Lina Hedlund – Victorious
- Bishara – On My Own
- Anna Bergendahl – Ashes to Ashes
- Nano – Chasing Rivers
- Hanna Ferm & LIAMOO – Hold You
- Malou Prytz – I Do Me
- John Lundvik – Too Late for Love
- Wiktoria – Not With Me
- Arvingarna – I Do
There was great entertainment between the songs with Benjamin Ingrosso performing with Felix Sandman to open the show and a great surprise that Charlotte Perreli performed her 1999 winning Eurovision song Take Me To Your Heaven and then Dana International sang Diva, the 1998 winning song for Israel. Together they sang a new composition Diva To Diva.
John Lundvik took the top marks from the International Jury and also the Public vote.
One interesting fact about John Lundvik is that he is one of the composers of the United Kingdom Eurovision song this year, Bigger Than Us, by Michael Rice.
You can see John Lundvik’s winning song for Sweden below and also the hot duet and including their winning ESC songs by Dana and Charlotte.
Source: ESC Covers
JOHN LUNDVIK – TOO LATE FOR LOVE
The Swedish 2019 Eurovision selection (final) was last night and JOHN LUNDVIK and TOO LATE FOR LOVE won.