During their first rehearsal, Gréta Salóme and Jónsi received a lot of positive feedback for both the perfromance and stage setting of Never Forget. Today saw their second rehearsal where they made a few minor changes in order to fine tune things on stage.
Gréta also agreed that the set looked amazing for the performance. She plays the violin as well as singing during the song, when asked about which role she preferred she added "I don't actually prefer one or the other, the mixture of singing and playing the violin, like you see during the act on stage would be my first choice."
Once again, the performance is impressive. Gréta & Jónsi sang very well and are totally confident in each other. It seems like they are an accomplished double act who have been performing as a duo for many years, rather than this being their first project together.
They are joined by two male and two female backing vocalists, and the whole team are dressed in black. Gréta's dress has a long train that requires assistance from another delegation member as she walks off stage.
Iceland are represented in Baku by Greta Salóme, a multi talented singer/songwriter and Jónsi, who himself returns to the Eurovision Song Contest stage eight years after representing his country in 2004 in Istanbul.
Gréta also agreed that the set looked amazing for the performance. She plays the violin as well as singing during the song, when asked about which role she preferred she added "I don't actually prefer one or the other, the mixture of singing and playing the violin, like you see during the act on stage would be my first choice."
Once again, the performance is impressive. Gréta & Jónsi sang very well and are totally confident in each other. It seems like they are an accomplished double act who have been performing as a duo for many years, rather than this being their first project together.
They are joined by two male and two female backing vocalists, and the whole team are dressed in black. Gréta's dress has a long train that requires assistance from another delegation member as she walks off stage.
Iceland are represented in Baku by Greta Salóme, a multi talented singer/songwriter and Jónsi, who himself returns to the Eurovision Song Contest stage eight years after representing his country in 2004 in Istanbul.
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