Our Eurovision 20

Season 20 of Our Eurovision took place in Galway, Ireland, after Ireland won in Season 14 with Talos and his song "Far Out Dust". The final took place on the 3rd of June 2020.

25 songs were entered into the contest, representing a total of 21 countries. This resulted in many countries being forced to withdraw after not having a song able to compete. 4 of these countries had more than one song in the competition: Cyprus, Faroe Islands, Monaco and Sweden.

This season was the third edition of All Stars. The rules were slightly changed. Songs which finished 2nd-6th in their original season could take part, instead of 2nd-11th. This meant there were no semi finals. The songs came from the following seasons:


 * Season 15
 * Season 16
 * Season 17
 * Season 18
 * Season 19

The winning song was from Norway. Norway were represented by the group Gåte with their song "Bannlyst". They finished as the runner-up in Season 17, but would go on to win this season with 267 points. Jamaica was the runner-up, with Denai Moore and the song "Blame", scoring 257 points. Jamaica finished as the runner-up for a 2nd time, after Season 16. The winning jury was Alpaco and the 2nd place jury was Khai.

The voting system remained the same. However, all juries, whether they had a song qualified or not, were allowed to vote. Norway only won one of the 3 sets of the votes, being the jury vote, and this was a tied win with Monaco Season 17 (Suzane). Monaco also won the televote. Jamaica took a 30 point win over Norway in the non-juries voting, but would only finished 14th with televoters.

Returning Artists
As this was an All Stars edition, all 25 artists got to return to the contest with the songs they qualified with.

Grand Final
''25 songs competed in All Stars, and all juries were allowed to vote. Norway would go on to win the 3rd All Stars by 10 points.''

Split Results
Note: As some countries have more than one song qualified, the names of the artists are used to avoid confusion.

12 points
Here are all the 12 points given by the juries in the Grand Final.