After a tough round on the rock floor last Saturday, it was EHI who had to wave goodbye to Stjernekamp – a rather strict fate in my eyes. Tonight, the nine remaining participants will compete in Norwegian music, and all genres are welcome! Only one of the songs is from before 2010, namely Odd René Andersen’s choice “To Fulle Menn” (1987) by Jokke & Valentinerne. Mia Gundersen has also made a strong choice in Gabrielle’s immortal “Five Fine Misses”, and shows once again that she does not go about it particularly safely and squeamishly in this competition. Adrian Sellevoll will interpret Cezinando’s gem “Håper Du Har Plass”, an artist who should dress considerably better than Rage Against the Machine did last weekend. Mari Bella, who in the rock show delivered a Queen interpretation on par with the best I’ve seen in “Stjernekamp” ever, will tonight be bracing herself on “Hjerteknuser” by Kaizer’s Orchestra – a song with considerably less drop. Whom som ryker out tonight is hard to predict, but I wonder if it’s starting to shake things up for Alexander With. He has so far had very safe song choices, bordering on boring, and really needs to start biting off a bit to survive. Tonight he has landed on Ramón’s “Men Like Me”, his clearly most offensive choice so far. Follow along from 19.55, this will be exciting! Aleksander With: Men like me Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Elle Maija Klefstad Bear: So beautiful By: Kristian Kristensen, 2019 Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Adrian Sellevoll: Hope you have space Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Mari Bella: Heartbreaker By: Kaizers Orchestra, 2010 Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Odd René Andersen: To fulle men By: Jokke & Valentinerne, 1987 Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Melis: Alone Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Damien: Behind a cloud Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Mia Gundersen: 5 fine young ladies Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Tone Damli: Only when it rains Photo: Jonathan Kise / news Hi! I’m Espen. I am a freelancer who writes about music and humor for news. You’ll find all the latest at news.no/reviews.
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Stjernekamp 2023 – Norwegian favourites, 16 September – Reviews and recommendations
