Jonas Lovv has won Norway’s Melodi Grand Prix 2026, securing his place to represent the nation at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. Lovv’s winning song, “Ya ya ya,” was announced as the victor on Saturday evening, culminating a competition that showcased a diverse range of Norwegian musical talent.
The victory follows a national selection process, Melodi Grand Prix (MGP), which featured several competing artists and songs. While details of the competition itself are still emerging, the win marks Lovv’s first major victory in the contest. News of his win has been reported by Eurovisionworld and ESCToday.com, confirming his selection to represent Norway on the international stage.
The announcement comes after the songs and artists participating in MGP 2026 were revealed, generating anticipation among Eurovision fans. The competition has drawn attention not only for the musical performances but as well for commentary surrounding the quality of the entries, with some international reactions described as critical.
Lovv is currently back home in Bergen, celebrating with friends and family, according to reports. The artist is preparing for the Eurovision Song Contest, which will be held in Vienna. The contest is scheduled to take place later this year, and Lovv will be among the performers vying for the top prize.
