🇳🇴 Norway: Melodi Grand Prix 2026 International Jurors Revealed

NRK has revealed the international jury members who had a forty percent say in the results of Melodi Grand Prix 2026.

During the final of Melodi Grand Prix, international juries from across Europe determined forty percent of the results. Following the final, NRK has revealed the jurors from eight countries that voted as part of the show. The jurors were:

Sweden

• Natalie Carrion – Jury Chair – Singer, songwriter and presenter
• Mathias Bridfelt – Music Editor and Artist Booker
• Natasha Azarmi – Music journalist for Sveriges P3
• Robert Sehlberg – Music Director
• Malin Wiklund – PR manager and artist coach

Denmark

• Molly Plank – Jury Chair – Head of Delegation for Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest
• Ralf Richardt Strøbech – Responsible for music strategy and industry collaboration as the Danish broadcaster DR
• Anders Ugilt Andersen – Radio presenter
• Bryan Rice – Singer and songwriter who has competed in Dansk Melodi Grand Prix multiple times
• Tilde Vinther – Singer

United Kingdom

• Andrew Cartmell – Jury Chair – Head of Delegation for the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest
• Lindsay Dracass – Represented the United Kingdom at Eurovision 2001
• Robin Wallington – Conductor and composer
• Tim Woodcock – Songwriter and producer
• Curtis Thewlis – Songwriter and performer

Belgium

• Michaël De Lil – Jury Chair – Head of Delegation for RTBF at the Eurovision Song Contest
• Jean-Luc Fonck – Writer, composer and vocalist
• Jonathan Cerrada Moreno – Represented France at the Eurovision Song Contest 2004
• Elijah Rose – Artist and composer
• Lou Vanden Abeelen – Radio presenter

Switzerland

• Nina Mathys – Jury Chair – Head of a music marketing agency
• Adrian Graf – Musician and artist
• Nadine Schärer – Works at a record label
• Leonie Meier – Booking coordinators
• Gian Rosen – Manager, musician and producer

Croatia

• Tomislav Štengl – Jury Chair – Head of Delegation for Croatia at the Eurovision Song Contest
• Zlata Mück Sušec – Journalist and presenter
• Robert Urlic – Music editor and presenter
• Luka Grgic – Director and producer
• Maja Tokic – Editor-in-Chief of Dora 2025

Armenia

• David Tserunyan – Jury Chair – Head of Delegation for Armenia at the Eurovision Song Contest
• Lilit Navasardyan – Composer and songwriter
• Arthur Manukyan – Director
• Anush Ter-Ghukasyan – Music Producer
• PARGEV – Represented Armenia at Eurovision 2025

Estonia

• Riin Vann – Jury Chair – Head of Delegation for Estonia at the Eurovision Song Contest
• Alice Alexandridi – Director and choreographer
• Mihkel Sirelpuu – Music manager
• Karl Killing – Producer, songwriter and artist

Jonas Lovv received the maximum amount of points from both the jury and the televote, and will thus represent Norway at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 with the entry “Ya ya ya”. Jonas Lovv has been drawn to perform in the second half of the second semi-final, on May 14.

Source: NRK