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{{Infobox Eurovision|name = Peace Song Contest|year = 10|semi2 = 25 May 2018|final = 26 May 2018|semi1 = 24 May 2018|director = |exsupervisor =Marcus Hecus |exproducer = |debut ={{flagu|Czech Republic}} |venue =Laugardalshöll arena <br> Reykjavík, {{flagu|Iceland}} |presenters =Peter Andre |theme = |return ={{flagu|Turkey}}<br>{{flagu|San Marino}}<br>{{flagu|Romania}}<br>{{flagu|Malta}} |withdraw ={{flagu|Italy}} |logo = |null = |winner = |conductor = |opening = |entries =43 |interval = }} |
{{Infobox Eurovision|name = Peace Song Contest|year = 10|semi2 = 25 May 2018|final = 26 May 2018|semi1 = 24 May 2018|director = |exsupervisor =Marcus Hecus |exproducer = |debut ={{flagu|Czech Republic}} |venue =Laugardalshöll arena <br> Reykjavík, {{flagu|Iceland}} |presenters =Peter Andre |theme = |return ={{flagu|Turkey}}<br>{{flagu|San Marino}}<br>{{flagu|Romania}}<br>{{flagu|Malta}} |withdraw ={{flagu|Italy}} |logo = |null = |winner = |conductor = |opening = |entries =43 |interval = }} |
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| + | [[Peace Song Contest|The Peace Song Contest]] was the [[Peace Song Contest 10|10]] edition of the annual Peace Song Contest. It took place for the first time in Iceland following the country's first victory at the 9 edition of [[Peace Song Contest 9|Peace song contest]] in [[Vilnius]] after [[Júlí Heiðar Halldórsson & Þórdís Birna Borgarsdóttir]] winning with the song [["Get Back Home"]] |
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Each country gives 1-12 points to their 10 favourtes songs. The country which has the most points win the competition and gets a chance to organize contest to their country. |
Each country gives 1-12 points to their 10 favourtes songs. The country which has the most points win the competition and gets a chance to organize contest to their country. |
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You can see all winners, runner-ups, third and last places winners right here > [[PEACE Song Contest]] |
You can see all winners, runner-ups, third and last places winners right here > [[PEACE Song Contest]] |
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== Artists and songs == |
== Artists and songs == |
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| − | Artist and song have to be selected the week before first semi-final |
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== Semi-final 1 == |
== Semi-final 1 == |
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Revision as of 19:12, 24 May 2018
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| Dates | |
| Semi-final 1 date | 24 May 2018 |
| Semi-final 2 date | 25 May 2018 |
| Final dates | 26 May 2018 |
| Host | |
| Venue | Laugardalshöll arena Reykjavík,  Iceland
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| Presenter(s) | Peter Andre |
| Executive supervisor | Marcus Hecus |
| Participants | |
| Number of entries | 43 |
| Debuting countries |  Czech Republic
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| Returning countries |  Turkey San Marino Romania Malta
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| Withdrawing countries |  Italy
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The Peace Song Contest was the 10 edition of the annual Peace Song Contest. It took place for the first time in Iceland following the country's first victory at the 9 edition of Peace song contest in Vilnius after Júlí Heiðar Halldórsson & Þórdís Birna Borgarsdóttir winning with the song "Get Back Home"
Format
Each country gives 1-12 points to their 10 favourtes songs. The country which has the most points win the competition and gets a chance to organize contest to their country.
PEACE Song Contest history
You can see all winners, runner-ups, third and last places winners right here > PEACE Song Contest
Venue and location
10 edition of Peace Song Contest will be organizing in Iceland capital Reykjavik in Laugardalsholl arena. It would takes on 24,25 and 26 of May.
Artists and songs
Artist and song have to be selected the week before first semi-final.
Semi-final 1
France and 
Ukraine will be voting in the first semi-final
| Draw | Country | Artist | Song | Place | Points |
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| 1 |  Slovenia
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Lara Kadis | "Zdaj sem tu" | ||
| 2 |  San Marino
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Sara de Blue | "Out of the Twilight" | ||
| 3 |  Czechia
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Debbi | "High on Love" | ||
| 4 |  Portugal
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Catarina Miranda | "Para sorrir eu não preciso de nada" | ||
| 5 |  Cyprus
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Minus One | "Shine" | ||
| 6 |  Croatia
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Daria Kinzer | "Lahor" | ||
| 7 |  Belarus
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Gunesh | "I Won't Cry" | ||
| 8 |  Azerbaijan
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Erkin Osmanli | "Letter to Brooke" | ||
| 9 |  Lithuania
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Vaidas Baumila | "Suknelė" | ||
| 10 |  Albania
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Redon Makashi | "Ekziston" | ||
| 11 |  Hungary
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Gábor Heincz Biga | "Good Vibez" | ||
| 12 |  Norway
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Rebecca | "Who We Are" | ||
| 13 |  Estonia
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Stig Rästa | "Home" | ||
| 14 |  Australia
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Lorde | "Perfect places" | ||
| 15 |  Belgium
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Bandits | "One" | ||
| 16 |  Poland
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Rafał Brzozowski | "Sky Over Europe" | ||
| 17 |  Moldova
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DoReDoS | "FunnyFolk" | ||
| 18 |  Switzerland
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Alejandro Reyes | "Compass" | ||
| 19 |  Armenia
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Nemra | "I'm a Liar" |
Semi-final 2
Iceland and 
Greece will be voting in the second semi-final
| Draw | Country | Artist | Song | Place | Points |
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| 1 |  Russia
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Timati & Aida Garifullina | "Fantasy" | ||
| 2 |  Serbia
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Saška Janks | "Pesma za tebe" | ||
| 3 |  Latvia
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Sudden Lights | "Just Fine" | ||
| 4 |  Denmark
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Anna Ritsmar | "Starlight" | ||
| 5 |  Bosnia & Herzegovina
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Igor Vukojević | "Jabuka" | ||
| 6 |  North Macedonia
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Aleksandra Pileva | "Sonce i Mesecina" | ||
| 7 |  Romania
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Alexia & Matei | "Walking on Water" | ||
| 8 |  Bulgaria
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Dess | "Love is alive" | ||
| 9 |  Germany
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Ryk | "You and I" | ||
| 10 |  Malta
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Richard & Joe Micallef | "Song for Dad" | ||
| 11 |  United Kingdom
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Asana | "Legends" | ||
| 12 |  Montenegro
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Katarina Bogićević | "Neželjena" | ||
| 13 |  Türkiye
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Sedat Yüce | "Yeniden" | ||
| 14 |  Netherlands
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Miss Montreal | "A Million Ways" | ||
| 15 |  Austria
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Zoë | Quel filou | ||
| 16 |  Finland
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Saara Aalto | "Domino" | ||
| 17 |  Israel
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Nadav Guedj | "Hold The City" | ||
| 18 |  Sweden
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Nano | "Hold On" |
Final
| Draw | Country | Artist | Song | Place | Points |
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| Ukraine
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Kadnay | "Beat of the Universe" | |||
| Greece
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Chorostalites | "Apo tin Thraki eos tin Kriti" | |||
| 19 | Iceland
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Svala | "Ég veit það" | ||
| France
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Lisandro Cuxi | "Eva" |