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ESC Radio Awards 2017 – The Winners

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Between June 3-11, ESC Radio listeners and Eurovision fans had the opportunity to vote for their favourites from the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest. Votes came in not only from the 42 countries that participated at Kyiv, but from all corners of Europe and other parts of the world. Thanks a lot to everyone who voted. And here are the results:

For the first time since 2012, the Eurovision Song Contest winner also wins the ESC Radio Awards poll: We have a double victory for Portugal with Amar Pelos Dois winning the Best Song award and Salvador Sobral Best Male Artist.
Amar Pelos Dois, written by Luisa Sobral, gained 16.6% of the vote while Salvador Sobral won the Best Male Artist category with 17.5%. Congratulations to Luisa and Salvador Sobral!

In the Best Female Artist category the trophy goes to Alma from France. It’s the first time for France to win an ESC Radio Award. In last year’s poll, Amir and his entry J’ai Cherché were narrowly beaten into second place in both Best Song and Best Male Artist.

The Best Group voting sees a landslide victory for Moldova’s SunStroke Project who gained 24.7% of the vote, one of the best results ever achieved in this category.

Read more and check out the full results of the 2017 ESC Radio Awards poll…

Awards2017-Winners-Banner-BeitragsbildBetween June 3-11, ESC Radio listeners and Eurovision fans had the opportunity to vote for their favourites from the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest. Votes came in not only from the 42 countries that participated at Kyiv, but from all corners of Europe and other parts of the world. Thanks a lot to everyone who voted. And here are the results:

For the first time since 2012, the Eurovision Song Contest winner also wins the ESC Radio Awards poll: We have a double victory for Portugal with Amar Pelos Dois winning the Best Song award and Salvador Sobral Best Male Artist. Amar Pelos Dois, written by Luisa Sobral, gained 16.6% of the vote while Salvador Sobral won the Best Male Artist category with 17.5%. Congratulations to Luisa and Salvador Sobral!

trophy ESC Radio Award 2017Runner-up in the Best Song voting is Bulgaria’s entry Beautiful Mess by Kristian Kostov who also came second in Best Male Artist. Italy’s Francesco Gabbani and Occidentali’s Karma follow in third place, respectively.
Two songs that didn’t even make it to the Grand Final at Kyiv finished in the Top 10: Estonia’s Verona by Koit Toome & Laura came eighth and Finland’s entry Blackbird by Norma John finished in tenth place.

In the Best Female Artist category the trophy goes to Alma from France. She gained 18.5% of the vote, beating Belgium’s Blanche into second place (14.6%). Third place goes to Lucie Jones from the United Kingdom.
It’s the first time for France to win an ESC Radio Award. In last year’s poll, Amir and his entry J’ai Cherché were narrowly beaten into second place in both Best Song and Best Male Artist.

The Best Group voting sees a landslide victory for Moldova’s SunStroke Project who gained 24.7% of the vote, one of the best results ever achieved in this category. Runner-up in this category is JOWST from Norway. Joakim With Steen and Aleksander Walmann scored 15.2%, followed by O’G3NE from The Netherlands with 13.7%.

Congratulations to all the winners! We will get in touch with them to hand over the trophies as soon as possible. For the complete rankings of the 2017 ESC Radio Awards, see below please.

 

BEST SONG 2017

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BEST FEMALE ARTIST  2017

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BEST MALE ARTIST 2017

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BEST GROUP 2017

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For the results of the former editions of the ESC Radio Awards please visit https://www.escradio.com/category/esc-radio-awards/

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