Eurovision Norway 2024: Gåte wins MGP with “Ulveham”

The Final of Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix 2024 took place tonight inside Trondheim Spektrum, where Gåte won with the song “Ulveham” and will represent Norway at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö

In Norway, the Melodi Grand Prix 2024 lasted for three weeks and had three exciting rounds with a total of 18 songs. People were eagerly waiting to find out which singer or band would represent Norway at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024.

In the final round, nine acts competed, giving their all on stage to win the chance to go to the international Eurovision contest. After a night filled with energy and excitement, the decision was in the hands of both the Norwegian public (who had 60% of the vote) and an international jury (with 40% of the vote). The tension was high, but in the end, everyone agreed: Gåte was the winner. Their song “Ulveham” earned them the top spot, and now they’ll proudly represent Norway in Malmö at Eurovision 2024.

“Ulveham” was written by Gunnhild Sundli, Jon Even Schärer, Magnus Børmark, Marit Jensen Lillebuen, Ronny Graff Janssen, and Sveinung Eklo Sundli.

About Gåte

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Gåte is a Norwegian group that plays a mix of rock, metal, and Norwegian folk music. The band consists of Gunnhild Sundli, Magnus Børmark, Jon Even Schärer, Mats Paulsen, and John Stenersen.

After having their breakthrough in the beginning of the 2000s, Gåte quickly established themselves as a national treasure in Norway. They quickly made the transition from the practice basement to large stages thanks to their distinctive blend of aggressive rock and traditional Norwegian folk music.

In 2002, they won the Norwegian award Spellemannprisen for newcomer of the year with the album “Jygri.” In addition, they were nominated in the rock category in 2004 for the album “Iselilja” but didn’t win.

The group took a break after playing its last concert in 2005. They made a comeback in 2017 with the single “Attersyn,” followed by the album “Svevn” in 2018.

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Marina Guskov
Marina Guskov

Marina Guskov is our founder and editor-in-chief, an Eurovision journalist from Rotterdam. She has been an Eurovision fan for about 30 years. Marina's favourite Eurovision entries are “Tout L’Univers”, “Voila”, “Euphoria”, “Fairytale”.

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