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== The Host City ==
Hammerfest is a Norwegian town in Troms og Finnmark county in Norway. The town is located at 70.7 degrees north and was for over 200 years until 1996 considered the world's most northerly. The municipality borders Måsøy in the north-east, Porsanger in the east, Alta in the south and Hasvik in the west. It is located on the island of Kvaløya with a bridge connection to the mainland. In the municipal reform in Norway 2020, the former independent municipality, Kvalsund, was merged with Hammerfest. The town has approximately 11,310 inhabitants which makes it the second largest town in Finnmark.
The main industry is fishing or trades connected to the fishing industry. Historically Pomor trading has been an important part of Hammerfest’s economy as well. Within a few years the town will become the main terminal for natural gas from the Snøhvit Field in the Barents Sea. On Melkøya, outside Hammerfest, there already is a facility that processes and cools the gas. The economic prospects are due to the fact that, despite its location north of the Arctic Circle, the town has an ice-free harbour. Another important part of Hammerfest’s infrastructure is the airport that opened in 1974. In 2005, Hammerfest became a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the Meridian Støtta at Fuglenes, which marks the northernmost measurement point in Struve's meridian arc.
Like most other places in Norway, the unique nature is the main reason why tourists go to Hammerfest. And obviously one of the most unique experiences is to see the beautiful aurora borealis, also called the Northern lights, floating on the night sky and mixing with the stars. And being so high up in the Arctic circle, Hammerfest is just the perfect place to see it. If you want a cozy sleigh ride in the snow, there's a lot of opportunities for that in the area around Hammerfest. Or perhaps race a bit on an ATV in the vast snow-covered plains? You may end up seeing the aurora borealis if you do!
The "Museum of Reconstruction for Finnmark and Northern Troms" tells the story of Hammerfest and the reconstruction of the town after WW II, as well as how the daily life and standards have progressed since then. We can perhaps have a short peek into the part of the museum that tells the history of telecommunication in Norway? At "The Polar Bear Society" we can learn a bit about hunting and fishing in Arctic conditions. How did they historically manage to survive? If we like it, we can buy a membership to "The Polar Bear Society" which supports the exhibition and perhaps a cute teddy bear in the gift show.
== The Venue ==
We've arrived at Arktisk Kultursenter (Arctic Culture Centre) where we'll enjoy tonight's show.
Though the venue wasn't officially opened until 17th January 2009, it was already in use in Autumn 2008. It has got two concert halls used for all sort of artistic purposes such as concerts, plays, stand-up, other performances and exhibitions. It's not just a place for hosting events like ours, but the local cultural school is located on the third floor of the cultural center. The local cultural administration has its offices in the building too.
Our show will take place in the biggest of the halls called "Ole Olsen" which can accommodate 287 spectators and 50 more in the galleries. There is an outdoor stage too, but now in January it's gonna be waaay too cold!
== The Hosts ==
Our hosts tonight are Celina Midelfart and Frida Aasen.
Celina Midelfart (born 12th February 1973) is a Norwegian businesswoman. A member of the Midelfart family, she is a daughter of the businessman Finn-Erik Midelfart (1943–95) and Hermine Kristin née Muhle (born 1944). She is a patrilineal descendant of Hans Christian Ulrik Midelfart, a signatory of the Norwegian constitution.
Frida Aasen (born 5th December 1994) is a Norwegian model. She is best known for walking in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 2017 and 2018. In 2013, she was referred to as a face to watch by Vogue, alongside Martha Hunt and Kelly Gale. She walked the runways of Prada, Louis Vuitton and Fendi among others. She has been featured on the cover of fashion magazines, including Vogue and Elle.
== The Show ==
Nr.	Jury	Artist 	Song 	Rank	Points
01.	 	Jelena Karleuša 	The Rock 	21. 	52
02.	 	Remo Forrer 	Not OK 	25. 	36
03.	 	Alan Walker ft. Sasha Alex Sloan 	Hero 	02. 	102
04.	 	DOLIA 	The Gift 	06. 	94
05.	 	Alkyone 	Hold On 	04. 	96
06.	 	Adam Semijalac 	Budalica 	26. 	33
07.	 	The Legendary Tigerman ft. Anna Prior 	Losers 	16. 	63
08.	 	Nocny Kochanek 	Dariusz 	32. 	22
09.	 	Tothapi 	Tahimik Lamang 	34. 	19
10.	 	Delaporte & Angel Wonder 	Ángel Caído 	18. 	62
11.	 	Nnoa 	Your Fantasy 	33. 	20
12.	 	Snackbox & Tudor 	Back To Life 	24. 	39
13.	 	Jessica Shy 	Dėl Tavęs 	13. 	69
14.	 	Maëlle 	Flash 	09. 	82
15.	 	Sarbel & Rene Ageri 	I Kardia Mou Kanei Mpam 	15. 	66
16.	 	Dayyani 	Blink Twice 	31. 	33
17.	 	John Wolfhooker & Redzed 	Free Your Mind 	05. 	96
18.	 	CHEPIKK 	Zakolduyou 	28. 	31
19.	 	Son Mieux 	Tonight 	17. 	63
20.	 	Daniel James McFayden 	Sunshine 	29. 	26
21.	 	Bambie Thug ft. Jinka 	Last Summer (I Know What You Did)	12. 	74
22.	 	Droomsindroom 	Dans Alleen 	10. 	78
23.	 	Kemdinden Hallice 	Üstü Kalsın 	22. 	44
24.	 	Efendi 	Mi Momento 	23. 	44
25.	 	Paramore 	Running Out Of Time 	20. 	56
26.	 	Mujahid Zoltán 	Zuhanás 	03. 	98
27.	 	Winning Team 	Darkside 	19. 	61
28.	 	Coyot & Alma 	Scared 	07. 	91
29.	 	Angela Chang 	Beast 	11. 	76
30.	 	Francesca Michielin 	Solite Chiacchiere 	30. 	23
31.	 	Jerry Heil 	Malanka 	01. 	108
32.	 	Laika Suns ft. Kristīne Pāže 	rīts rīts rīts rīts rīts rīts 	27. 	32
33.	 	Troye Sivan 	Rush 	08. 	83
34.	 	Adriel Favela ft. Ismael de la Rosa & Yerai Cortes	Mi Condenda 	14. 	68
== The Results ==
== The Winner ==
 Jerry Heil - Malanka:
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