Semi Final 1 – February 6
Semi Final 2 – February 13
Final – February 20
All songs must be sung in Icelandic during the semi finals, although acts can perform English or bilingual versions of their entries in the final.

María Ólafs will represent Iceland with Unbroken. Is Iceland set to make the final for the eighth year in a row?
María Ólafsdóttir has won Söngvakeppnin moments ago, narrowly beating off competition from Friðrik Dór Jónsson, who was the big favourite to win.
No less than ten selections are taking place this weekend - including two national finals and Sanremo!
Iceland will select their entry on Saturday. Seven songs qualified for the final and here's what I think about the competing songs:
Another Super Weekend awaits us with no less than eight shows for us to enjoy. Here's a little breakdown of what's planned for the weekend, including Denmark's national final tonight.
Iceland selected the first three songs for their final last night. Stefanía Svavarsdóttir and Erna Hrönn Ólafsdóttir shockingly weren't among the qualifies.
A number of shows will be held over the weekend; including two national finals from Switzerland and Cyprus. We also have shows from Lithuania, Iceland, Latvia and Hungary.
Ahead of Söngvakeppnin's return next week, the participating songs were released and you can listen to them here. It's a very strong line up!
Iceland once again opts for Söngvakeppni to select their representative and the 12 bidding acts are now know. A couple of familiar names here. Regína Ósk represented Iceland in Belgard, as part of Euroband, where they achieved 14th place. Stefanía Svavarsdóttir and Erna Hrönn Ólafsdóttir are also back. Erna was a backing singer for Yohanna in 2009. Here's the full line-up:
Pollapönk won the Icelandic national final back in February, and it's safe to say that I wasn't thrilled with the outcome. However Iceland still managed 15th place in the final - which isn't to shabby at all! Söngvakeppnin 2014 did offer a few gems:
Söngvakeppnin was held once again to decide the Icelandic entry. This selection was probably one of the weakest this year.. I only liked a couple of entries. My favoutite was Ásdís María Viðarsdóttir with Amor and I also rather enjoyed Sigríður Eyrún Friðriksdóttir's entry which was entitled Lífið kviknar á ný. She made the super-final although Pollapönk won with Enga fordóma - which was soon translated to No Prejudice. I don't dislike it, I just think Europe will see this as a joke entry. Maybe it'll be the surprise qualifier? But I hope not... I understand the importance of the message they are conveying but I just think the song itself is terrible. A good message but an awful song. Sorry Iceland, but you are my least favourite this year...
WTF?!?! Iceland has selected the worst song in their selection tonight.. yep, Pollapönk will fly the Icelandic flag in Copenhagen. A terrible shame. They had Ásdís, Greta, Sigríður and even Gissur - however for some bizarre reason, they opted for Pollapönk.
Iceland is the next country to choose their representative! Söngvakeppnin has already seen two semi finals where four acts qualified directly to tonight's final and another two were awarded a wildcard by a jury. The line-up isn't great but there is one gem. Ásdís María Viðarsdótti's "Amor" is brilliant - it's defiantly unique however she only made the final because she was awarded the wildcard. Therefore I can't see Iceland opting for this...
Yesterday, the Icelandic songs were revealed! I haven't really heard many of the entries but Ásdís María Viðarsdótti's song is really nice. The first semi final will take place this weekend. Y'all can listen to the songs here - and here you can see the participants and song titles: