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|name                = Internatia Song Contest
|name                = Internatia Song Contest
|year                = 68
|year                = 68
|theme              =  
|theme              = ''Finding Music''
|logo                = ISC 68 logo.png
|logo                = ISC 68 logo.png
|final              = February 2018
|final              = February 2018
|semi                = February 2018
|semi                = February 2018
|presenters          =  
|presenters          = [[wikipedia:Millie Bobby Brown|Millie Bobby Brown]]
|host                = {{flagicon|Tikata}} [[RTRT]]
|host                = {{flagicon|Tikata}} [[RTRT]]
|venue              = TBD, [[Tikata]]
|venue              = Surme Arena, [[Surme]], [[Tikata]]
|winner              =  
|winner              =  
|vote                =  Each country's 10 favourite songs are awarded 12, 10, then 8 through to 1 points based on the votes of the population of each country. All participating countries in the semi-finals and final will have the right to cast points in the final.
|vote                =  Each country's 10 favourite songs are awarded 12, 10, then 8 through to 1 points based on the votes of the population of each country. All participating countries in the semi-finals and final will have the right to cast points in the final.
|entries            = 4 (to date)
|entries            = 12 (to date)
|debut              =  
|debut              =  
|return              =  
|return              =  
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The '''Internatia Song Contest 68''' will be the 68th monthly edition of [[Internatia Song Contest]]. The contest will be held in [[Tikata]] following [[Tikata in the Internatia Song Contest 66|their victory]] in [[Internatia Song Contest 66]] with the song "Find me", performed by Sigma feat. Birdy.<ref name="Tikata winer">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?32841-ISC-66-Hyggenes-Kimmystan-Hygge-Final-Results&p=5453814&viewfull=1#post5453814 Tikata wins ISC  66!]</ref> This will be third contest hosted by Tikata, after [[Internatia Song Contest 15]] and [[Internatia Song Contest 35]], hosted in [[Tramandi]] and [[Madakia]] respectively.  
The '''Internatia Song Contest 68''' will be the 68th monthly edition of [[Internatia Song Contest]]. The contest will be held in Surme Arena, [[Surme]], [[Tikata]] following [[Tikata in the Internatia Song Contest 66|their victory]] in [[Internatia Song Contest 66]] with the song "Find me", performed by Sigma feat. Birdy.<ref name="Tikata winer">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?32841-ISC-66-Hyggenes-Kimmystan-Hygge-Final-Results&p=5453814&viewfull=1#post5453814 Tikata wins ISC  66!]</ref> This will be third contest hosted by Tikata, after [[Internatia Song Contest 15]] and [[Internatia Song Contest 35]], hosted in [[Tramandi]] and [[Madakia]] respectively.<ref name="Surme">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?32857-ISC-68-%97-Surme-Tikata-Reservations&p=5458207&viewfull=1#post5458207 Surme to host ISC 68.]</ref>
 
Twelve countries so far confirmed their participation in the contest.<ref name="participants"/>


==Location==
==Location==
===Bidding phase and host selection===
{{details|topic=the host country|Tikata}}
{{Location map+ | Tikata
{{Location map+ | Tikata
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| caption = Locations of the candidate cities in Tikata.
| caption = Locations of the host city (red) and remaining candidate cities (blue)
| places =
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   {{Location map~ | Tikata
   {{Location map~ | Tikata
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     | link = Turzy
     | link = Turzy
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     | link = Zixan
     | link = Zixan
     |lat_deg  = 51.7
     |lat_deg  = 51.7
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     | marksize =  
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     | link = Livinera
     | link = Livinera
     |lat_deg  = 18.8
     |lat_deg  = 18.8
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     | lat_deg  = 35.8
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     | lon_deg  = 39.4
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===Venue===
The contest will take place for the third time in Tikata, following the country's victory in the [[ISC 67]] edition with the song "Find Me", performed by Sigma and Birdy. Following a bidding phase, Surme Arena in Lisbon was selected as the contest venue by host broadcaster [[Royal Tikatan Radio Television]] (RTRT) and the [[Internatia Broadcasting Union]] (IBU).
The multi-purpose arena was built in 2007 and has a capacity of 39,5000 attendees, making it the largest indoor venue in Tikata and among the largest in Internatia. It is located in the city centre of Surme. Surme Arena hosted inaugural contest of [[Internatia Second Chance Contest]].
===Bidding phase and host selection===
Following victory, the director-general of [[RTRT]], Anna Orense, confirmed that the broadcaster would organise the contest and invited all interested cities to bid for hosting. City councils of Tramandi and Madakia – previous cities that hosted Internatia Song Contest in Tikata – voted against proposed bids citing high cost of organization and busy schedule of appropriate venues.  
Following victory, the director-general of [[RTRT]], Anna Orense, confirmed that the broadcaster would organise the contest and invited all interested cities to bid for hosting. City councils of Tramandi and Madakia – previous cities that hosted Internatia Song Contest in Tikata – voted against proposed bids citing high cost of organization and busy schedule of appropriate venues.  


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===Host selection===
===Host selection===


[[IBU]] announced that host city will be revealed on 1 January 2018.  
On 2 January 2018, the [[IBU]] and RTRT announced that Surme had been selected as the host city, overcoming confirmed bids from other cities. In addition, RTRT announced that show will be held in Surme Arena.  


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==Participating countries==
==Participating countries==
As of {{date}}, 4 countries confirmed their participation in the contest.
As of {{date}}, 12 countries confirmed their participation in the contest.<ref name="participants">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?32857-ISC-68-%97-Surme-Tikata-Reservations&p=5458215&viewfull=1#post5458215 Confirmed participants.]</ref>


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|{{isc|Grolskira}}<ref name="Grolskira">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?19803-Grolskira-Coming-soon-Melting-Pot-3.0&p=5401823&viewfull=1#post5401823 Grolskiric plans for ISC 68.]</ref>
|{{isc|Grolskira}}<ref name="Grolskira">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?19803-Grolskira-Coming-soon-Melting-Pot-3.0&p=5401823&viewfull=1#post5401823 Grolskiric plans for ISC 68.]</ref>
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|6 January 2018<ref name="Huania"/>
|6 January 2018<ref name="Huania"/>
|6 January 2018<ref name="Huania"/>
|6 January 2018<ref name="Huania"/>
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|{{isc|Luzze}}<ref name="Luzze">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?19803-Grolskira-Coming-soon-Melting-Pot-3.0&p=5451404&viewfull=1#post5451404 Results of Modern Music Festival 4.0]</ref>
|{{isc|Luzze}}<ref name="Luzze">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?19803-Grolskira-Coming-soon-Melting-Pot-3.0&p=5451404&viewfull=1#post5451404 Results of Modern Music Festival 4.0]</ref>
|Bishop Briggs<ref name="Luzze"/>
|Bishop Briggs<ref name="Luzze"/>
|"Dream"<ref name="Luzze"/>
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|TBA 1 February 2018<ref name="participants"/>
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|{{isc|Territrius}}<ref name="Territrius">[http://www.escforum.net/forum/showthread.php?32857-ISC-68-%97-Surme-Tikata-Reservations&p=5458224&viewfull=1#post5458224 Territrian entry for ISC 68.]</ref>
|Wagakki Band<ref name="Territrius"/>
|"Akatsukino Ito"<ref name="Territrius"/>
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|{{isc|Tikata}} (host)<ref name="Tikata winer"/>
|{{isc|Tikata}} (host)<ref name="Tikata winer"/>
|TBA 27 January 2018
|TBA 27 January 2018
|TBA 27 January 2018
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Revision as of 21:40, 2 January 2018

Internatia Song Contest 68
Finding Music
Dates
Semi-finalFebruary 2018
FinalFebruary 2018
Host
VenueSurme Arena, Surme, Tikata
Presenter(s)Millie Bobby Brown
Host broadcasterTikata RTRT
Participants
Number of entries12 (to date)
  •      Confirmed countries that have selected their song and/or performer     Confirmed countries
Vote
Voting systemEach country's 10 favourite songs are awarded 12, 10, then 8 through to 1 points based on the votes of the population of each country. All participating countries in the semi-finals and final will have the right to cast points in the final.

The Internatia Song Contest 68 will be the 68th monthly edition of Internatia Song Contest. The contest will be held in Surme Arena, Surme, Tikata following their victory in Internatia Song Contest 66 with the song "Find me", performed by Sigma feat. Birdy.[1] This will be third contest hosted by Tikata, after Internatia Song Contest 15 and Internatia Song Contest 35, hosted in Tramandi and Madakia respectively.[2]

Twelve countries so far confirmed their participation in the contest.[3]

Location

For more details on the host country, see Tikata.
Internatia Song Contest 68 is located in Tikata
Turzy
Surme
Zixan
Zixan
Livinera
Livinera
Cundere Sul
Cundere Sul
Dilmoff

Dilmoff
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Locations of the host city (red) and remaining candidate cities (blue)

Venue

The contest will take place for the third time in Tikata, following the country's victory in the ISC 67 edition with the song "Find Me", performed by Sigma and Birdy. Following a bidding phase, Surme Arena in Lisbon was selected as the contest venue by host broadcaster Royal Tikatan Radio Television (RTRT) and the Internatia Broadcasting Union (IBU). The multi-purpose arena was built in 2007 and has a capacity of 39,5000 attendees, making it the largest indoor venue in Tikata and among the largest in Internatia. It is located in the city centre of Surme. Surme Arena hosted inaugural contest of Internatia Second Chance Contest.

Bidding phase and host selection

Following victory, the director-general of RTRT, Anna Orense, confirmed that the broadcaster would organise the contest and invited all interested cities to bid for hosting. City councils of Tramandi and Madakia – previous cities that hosted Internatia Song Contest in Tikata – voted against proposed bids citing high cost of organization and busy schedule of appropriate venues.

Six cities submitted applications by the deadline of 30 December 2017: Cundere Sul, Dilmoff, Livinera, Surme, Turzy and Zixan. Prior to the opening of the bidding process, the cities of Avrio, Gareh, Grusse, Nabashunte, Vincenta and Viretunata declared their interest in hosting the contest, but did not submit a formal bid.

Host selection

On 2 January 2018, the IBU and RTRT announced that Surme had been selected as the host city, overcoming confirmed bids from other cities. In addition, RTRT announced that show will be held in Surme Arena.

    Host venue

City Venue Capacity
Cundere Sul Exhibition Centre 12,000
Dilmoff Dilmoff City Arena 15,000
Lvinera OSI Arena 25,000
Turzy Diamond Arena 31,700
Surme Surme Arena 39,500
Zixan Morsunia 20,000

Format

The preliminary dates for the contest were announced on 30 December 2017 at a meeting of Heads of Delegation in Madakia, with the semi-final expected to take place on 15 February and the final on 28 February 2018. These preliminary dates were chosen by the IBU to avoid the contest coinciding with any major television and sporting events scheduled to take place around that time, but it was also announced that dates may be changed in exceptional circumstances. On 1 January 2018 RTRT spokesperson, Nicolas DeSerme confirmed that Tikatan broadcaster will cooperate with Percheronian broadcaster, A+, with organization of contest.

Participating countries

As of 27 December 2024, 12 countries confirmed their participation in the contest.[3]

Country Artist Song
 Bubblique[3]
 Chruno[3]
 Grolskira[4]
 Hanzyuki[3]
 Huania[5] 6 January 2018[5] 6 January 2018[5]
 Kimmystan[3]
 Luzze[6] Bishop Briggs[6] "Dream"[6]
 Noxus[3]
 Ova Anova[3] TBA 1 February 2018[3] TBA 1 February 2018[3]
 Territrius[7] Wagakki Band[7] "Akatsukino Ito"[7]
 Tikata (host)[1] TBA 27 January 2018 TBA 27 January 2018
 Victoria[3]

References

  1. ^ a b Tikata wins ISC 66!
  2. ^ Surme to host ISC 68.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Confirmed participants.
  4. ^ Grolskiric plans for ISC 68.
  5. ^ a b c Huania NF for ISC 68.
  6. ^ a b c Results of Modern Music Festival 4.0
  7. ^ a b c Territrian entry for ISC 68.
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