2018 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 2018 national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database.
Back to Eurovision entries for 2018.
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Albania  | |
| Mall by Eugent Bushpepa | |
| Orë e ndaluar by Tiri Gjoci | |
| Ra një yll by Rezarta Smaja & Luiz Ejlli | |
Armenia  | |
| Poison (ari ari) by Tamar Kaprelian | |
| Qami by Sevak Khanagyan | |
| Waiting for the Sun by Amaliya Margaryan | |
Belarus  | |
| Forever by Alekseev | |
Czech Republic  | |
| Lie To Me by Mikolas Josef | |
Denmark  | |
| Higher Ground by Rasmussen | |
Estonia  | |
| Home by Stig Rästa | |
| La Forza by Elina Nechayeva | |
| Laura (Walk with Me) by Vaje | |
| Näita oma energiat by Tiiu x Okym x Semy | |
| Show A Little Love by Rolf Roosalu | |
| Taevas by Eliis Pärna & Gerli Padar | |
France  | |
| L'un près de l'autre by Noée | |
| Lisboa Jérusalem by Igit | |
| Mercy by Madame Monsieur | |
Germany  | |
| House on Fire by Ivy Quainoo | |
| You Let Me Walk Alone by Michael Schulte | |
Hungary  | |
| Good Vibez by Gábor Heincz "Biga" | |
| Viszlát nyár by AWS | |
Iceland  | |
| Our Choice/Heim by Ari Ólafsson | |
Israel  | |
| Netta Barzilai | |
Italy  | |
| Adesso by Diodato & Roy Paci | |
| Non mi avete fatto niente by Ermal Meta & Fabrizio Moro | |
| Passame er sale by Luca Barbarossa | |
| Senza appartenere by Nina Zilli | |
Latvia  | |
| Funny Girl by Laura Rizzotto | |
| Lovers Bliss by Lauris Valters | |
| This Time by Markus Riva | |
| Walk the Talk by Liene Greifane | |
Lithuania  | |
| Positive Thoughts by Ruta Loop | |
| That Girl by Kotryna Juodzeviciute | |
| When We're Old by Ieva Zasimauskaite | |
| Yes, I Do by The Roop | |
Malta  | |
| Evolution by Petra | |
| Song for Dad by Richard & Joe Micallef | |
| Taboo by Christabelle | |
Moldova  | |
| Agony by Anna Odobescu | |
| My Lucky Day by DoReDoS | |
Montenegro  | |
| Inje by Vanja Radovanović | |
Norway  | |
| I Like I Like I Like by Tom Hugo | |
| Light Me Up by Nicoline | |
| Talk to the Hand by Aleksander Walmann | |
| That's How You Write a Song by Alexander Rybak | |
| You Got Me by Stella & Alexandra | |
Poland  | |
| Light Me Up by Gromee feat. Lukas Meijer | |
Portugal  | |
| Arco-íris (assim cantou Zaratustra) by Dora Fidalgo | |
| Eu te amo by Beatriz Pessoa | |
| O jardim by Cláudia Pascoal | |
| O som da guitarra é a alma de um povo by José Cid | |
| Pra te dar abrigo by Anabela | |
| Zero a zero by Joana Espadinha | |
Romania  | |
| Goodbye by The Humans | |
| Heaven by M I H A I | |
| Nobody Told Me It Would Hurt by Alex Florea | |
San Marino  | |
| Sorry by Irol feat. Basti | |
| Stay by Basti | |
| Until the Morning Light by Jenifer Brening | |
| Who We Are by Jessika feat. Jenifer Brening | |
Serbia  | |
| Nema te by Beti Dordevic & Rambo Amadeus | |
| Nova Deca by Sanja Ilić & Balkanika | |
| Pesma za tebe by Sashka Janx | |
| Probudi se by Osmi Vazduh & Drugari | |
Slovenia  | |
| Glas by ManuElla | |
| Hvala, ne! by Lea Sirk | |
| Ljudje by Tanja Ribic | |
| Uspavanka - Lullaby by Nika Zorjan | |
Spain  | |
| Nerea Rodríguez | |
| Al cantar by Amaia | |
| Camina by Alfred, Ana Guerra, Miriam, Amaia & Aitana | |
| Que nos sigan las luces by Alfred | |
| Tu cancion by Alfred & Amaia | |
Sweden  | |
| Cry by Dotter | |
| Dance You Off by Benjamin Ingrosso | |
| Every Single Day by Felix Sandman | |
| For You by Mariette | |
| My Turn by John Lundvik | |
| Osby Tennessee by Kikki Danielsson | |
| Party Voice by Jessica Andersson | |
Switzerland  | |
| Secrets and Lies by Chiara Dubey | |
| Stones by Zibbz | |
Ukraine  | |
| Lelya by Tayanna | |
| Syla by Illaria | |
| Under The Ladder by Melovin | |
United Kingdom  | |
| Storm by SuRie | |
Trains at Eurovision
There was good news for lovers of both railways and the Eurovision Song Contest this year as Moldova’s Zdob și Zdub returned to the competition to celebrate a train journey between Chișinău and Bucharest.
But trains, stations and railway are nothing new to the lyrics of Eurovision, with over 25 songs featuring them in some way. So here is a rundown of the 10 most railwayish entries from 66 years of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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