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== The Host City ==
Uzhhorod is a city and municipality in far western Ukraine, close to the border with Hungary and Slovakia. The city is located on the river Uzh, and is roughly equidistant from the Baltic, Adriatic and Black seas. Uzhhorod is administrative center of Zakarpattia oblast, and of Uzhhorod district within the oblast. The city's earliest known name is Ungvár, from Hungarian Ung (River Uzh) and vár "castle, fortress", originally referring to a castle outside the city. The name Uzhhorod was coined in early 19th century, as a literal translation of the name Ungvár. The city officially adopted this name some time after 1920, under Czechoslovak rule.
The city is served by Uzhhorod Railway station with it's magnificent building. It provides links to Lviv and Chop on the border with Hungary, and onward to the rest of Europe. Uzhhorod International Airport is a small airport on the western outskirts of the city. Being located on a river, the city is also famous for its bridges, numbering seven in total. The most notable is Tomas Masaryk Bridge that was built in 1930 and links Friendship of Nations Square on the right bank with Bogdan Khmelnytsky Square on the left bank.
Uzhhorod is also a popular holiday destination, and the area has many resorts and spas, as well as spectacular scenery. There are also many parks like Bozdoskyi Park with children's play areas. It is also home Avanhard Stadium where local football side FC Uzhhorod plays its matches. 
Uzhhorod is a beautiful city with an interesting history, comprising aspects of Hungarian, Transylvanian, Austrian, Soviet and Ukrainian culture. It has many sites to occupy tourists and visitors, and should be included in the itinerary of prospective visitors to the region, for a few days of relaxation at a resort spa, or to visit the interesting historical sites. The distinct culture of this crossroad city where Western Ukraine meets Hungary and Slovakia, is something to be experienced, and the Carpathian mountains are also just a hop and a skip away.
 
== The Venue ==
The Uzhhorod Amphitheater is an open-air theater and live music venue in Uzhhorod, Ukraine. It is one of the oldest locations in Uzhhorod with a unique arched roof. In addition to the outdoor area, there are also indoor spaces where representatives of alternative music organize concerts. City festivals are often held here, like "PoraBulo Fest" and "Fire Life". Jamala, Dzidzio, Loboda and other Ukrainian pop artists have performed on this stage. It's simple and unpretentious, but this is the charm of the authenticity of this place. Long wooden benches, trees on the sides, a stone facade of the building, all provide a charming and relaxed atmosphere in a natural surrounding. Additionally, nearby restaurants and foodstalls provide affordable sustenance to the crowds.
== The Hosts ==
Our beautiful hosts for this event are Denys Rekonvald, Monroe, Dasha Astafieva.
Denys Rekonvald, born 25 March 1995 in Odesa, Ukraine, is a professional dancer, singer, songwriter and an actor. He started his career as a dancer and reached the point where he took part in the world championships. He is a TV and theatre actor. He starred in the first Ukrainian dance movie. FSC winner Artem Pyvovarov launched his singing career by writing a song for him. Since then he started writing himself and eventually became popular on the radio.
Monroe is the first Ukrainian transvestite diva and transgender celebrity. Her career started off in the gay clubs in the 90's, as a solo performer and as part of the first transvestite band. She was an art director of a gay club in the 00's. Later she started her own show in the most prestigious night club of Kyiv which eventually made her to take part in numerous TV shows. She was so popular that she wrote a best-selling book and got invited with the most popular Ukrainian TV channel to be a host on their morning show, numerous talent shows and to host Oscars coverage. She is also a popular blogger, singer, aand activist for LGBTQ+ , environmental and animal rights.
Dasha Astafieva, born 4 August 1985 in Ordzhonikidze, Ukraine, is a Ukrainian model, singer and actress. She started her modelling career in 2003. In 2008, she was a founding member of pop duo NikitA. In 2007, she was named Playmate of the Year for Ukrainian Playboy, and in January 2009 she was the Playmate of the Month for American Playboy, and the 55th Anniversary Playmate. She has also appeared in commercials, most notably for Maxim. Since 2017 she has been doing solo live music performances and releases new music regularly. Dasha has also studied Muay Thai and theater, and is also a painter, volunteer and animal rights activist.
== The Show ==
Nr.	Jury	Artist 	Song 	Rank	Points
01.	 	Elandré 	Lieflik 	7. 	78
02.	 	Mery Spolsky 	SUKA 	14. 	66
03.	 	Nickel Creek 	Strangers 	17. 	52
04.	 	VV 	Echolocate Your Love 	16. 	53
05.	 	Marsha Milan & Hazama 	Ilusi 	9. 	74
06.	 	Vicky Chen 	Hate Myself 	2, 	102
07.	 	Pedro Mafama 	Estrada 	13. 	67
08.	 	ZID 	Monster 	5. 	86
09.	 	Rasmus Gozzi, Fröken Snusk & Baddies	Raggartjej 	15. 	64
10.	 	Röyksopp ft. Susanne Sundfør 	Stay Awhile 	12. 	72
11.	 	Aiza 	Majimbo 	19. 	45
12.	 	Anaju 	Mal de Ojo 	3. 	96
13.	 	The Cope 	True Romance 	18. 	50
14.	 	Faustix feat. Klara Hammarström 	Lose My Cool 	8. 	74
15.	 	Evgenya Redko 	Patogu 	1. 	157
16.	 	R3HAB & Now United 	Run Till Dark 	25. 	33
17.	 	Matěj Vávra ft. Dominika Mirgová 	LED 	29. 	24
18.	 	Terrõne 	How Many Rivers 	21. 	40
19.	 	Neda Ukraden & Vigor 	Viva L'Amore 	30. 	16
20.	 	Gloria Trevi 	Medusa 	4. 	88
21.	 	Mr. Rain & Sangiovanni 	La Fine Del Mondo 	24. 	36
22.	 	LATEXFAUNA 	Cherkashchyna 	20. 	42
23.	 	Albina 	Grad Sve Zna 	6. 	80
24.	 	Emina Jahovic 	Dodirni Me 	10. 	73
25.	 	Lola Amour 	Raining In Manila 	28. 	25
26.	 	Tony 	Ela I Me Spasi 	26. 	28
27.	 	Bon Jour 	Blue Moon 	22. 	38
28.	 	Ziynet Sali 	Aşk Nerede 	23. 	38
29.	 	Baiba Ozolina 	Liku Bēdu Zem 	27. 	28
30.	 	Etibar Asadli & Alafsar Rahimov 	Roads & Roads Flashback	11. 	73
== The Results ==
== The Winner ==
 Evgenya Redko - Patogu: