Tony Olsen

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T.O. is the pseudonym used on this site for privacy reasons by the composer from Denmark who is one of the most successful entrants in the contest's history, with four victories to his name.

He first entered in 1996 and most recently took part in 2020.

T.O. also organised the contest in 1997, 1998, 2000 and 2004.

His entries from 2002 to 2004 in the list below were submitted to the contest under the flag of Norway.

Entries

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Year Title Performer Position
1996 A New Time Of The Year T.O. 1 (of 15)
1996 Juliet T.O. 5 (of 15)
1999 Denne sommer T.O. 1 (of 17)
1999 Før og nu T.O. 7 (of 17)
2000 Fri T.O. 1 (of 15)
2000 Du T.O. 2 (of 15)
2002 Hvisker dit navn T.O. 5 (of 36)
2002 Jeg har lagt dig på is T.O. 7 (of 36)
2003 You T.O. 3 (of 27)
2003 On Christmas Day t.O.T.o. 8 (of 27)
2004 Timerne går T.O. 13 (of 23)
2004 Dancing With My Turkish Dream T.O. 14 (of 23)
2008 Vidste aldrig hvem du var T.O. 10 (of 31)
2010 Still On My Mind T.O. 6= (of 19)
2011 Visne roser T.O. 1 (of 35)
2012 Invisible Song No Sound 21 (of 22)
2013 Det bedste jeg ve' er min DVD T.O. 17= (of 25)
2014 Nightmare duo ToMat 15= (of 18)
2019 Kærlighed T.O. 13 (of 20)
2020 Du og jeg Duo Dano 2= (of 17)
2022 Hit Me Group Covid-19 feat. T.O. WD


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