eurovision 1971

Hanne Krogh

Hanne Krogh represented Norway at Eurovision 1971 in Dublin with “Lykken er...”, finishing 17th of 18.

who
Norwegian singer
born
24 January 1956, Oslo, Norway
contest
1971
best result
17th, 1971
music
pop
active
since 1970
also in
Bobbysocks
sang for
Norway

Biography

Hanne Krogh is a Norwegian singer and actor from Haugesund and Oslo, and one of Norway’s best-selling recording artists. Alone, Krogh sang “Lykken er…” in Dublin in 1971 and finished 17th of 18; fourteen years later Krogh won the contest as half of the duo Bobbysocks.

Written by ESC Predictions, 8 October 2026. Sources: Wikipedia, “Hanne Krogh”.

At Eurovision

One song, and what became of it.

  1. 1971 Dublin

    Norway

    “Lykken er...”

    17th of 18 Finished 17th of 18, with 65 points.

    Sung in
    Norwegian
    Written by
    Arne Bendiksen
    Conductor
    Arne Bendiksen
    Running order
    18th of 18
    Age on the night
    15
    Won that year
    Monaco: Séverine, “Un banc, un arbre, une rue”

    The story of Eurovision 1971: Pickets outside, jurors on the stage

Away from Eurovision

Awards

  • Spellemannprisen in entertainment 1992
  • King's Medal of Merit in Gold 2022

As recorded on Wikidata, which is rarely the whole list.

In our contest stories

What we wrote about Hanne Krogh, year by year. Follow a link for the rest of that night.

  • 1985 Familiar faces

    The two women who made up Norway's duo, Bobbysocks, both had form. Hanne Krogh had sung for Norway in 1971. Elisabeth Andreasson had sung for Sweden in 1982, as half of a duo — and her partner from that night, Kikki Danielsson, was in Gothenburg as Sweden's entry.

  • 1991 Who was there

    Carola, third for Sweden in 1983, was back. So was Hanne Krogh, a winner with Bobbysocks, this time in a Norwegian group.

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