United Kingdom in The Eurovision Song Contest 1994

For the Eurovision Song Contest 1994, the UK entered "Lonely Symphony (We Will Be Free)", performed by Frances Ruffelle. It received 63 points and 10th place.

The voting for the UK's entry took place on March 18, 1994 in a show hosted by Terry Wogan. All songs were performed by Frances Ruffelle

  • Lonely Symphony, 99,946 votes
  • Sink or Swim, 63,417 votes
  • Waiting in the Wings, 36,856 votes
  • One More Night, 20,608 votes
  • His Love, 8,031 votes
  • Wrong Guy, 7,406 votes
  • Slowboat, 6,549 votes
  • I Know These Things, 6,549 votes
United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest
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Artists
1950s
  • 1956
  • Patricia Bredin
  • 1958
  • Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson
1960s
  • Bryan Johnson
  • The Allisons
  • Ronnie Carroll
  • Ronnie Carroll
  • Matt Monro
  • Kathy Kirby
  • Kenneth McKellar
  • Sandie Shaw
  • Cliff Richard
  • Lulu
1970s
  • Mary Hopkin
  • Clodagh Rodgers
  • The New Seekers
  • Cliff Richard
  • Olivia Newton-John
  • The Shadows
  • Brotherhood of Man
  • Lynsey de Paul & Mike Moran
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1980s
  • Prima Donna
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  • Bardo
  • Sweet Dreams
  • Belle and the Devotions
  • Vikki Watson
  • Ryder
  • Rikki
  • Scott Fitzgerald
  • Live Report
1990s
  • Emma
  • Samantha Janus
  • Michael Ball
  • Sonia
  • Frances Ruffelle
  • Love City Groove
  • Gina G
  • Katrina and the Waves
  • Imaani
  • Precious
2000s
  • Nicki French
  • Lindsay
  • Jessica Garlick
  • Jemini
  • James Fox
  • Javine Hylton
  • Daz Sampson
  • Scooch
  • Andy Abraham
  • Jade Ewen
2010s
  • Josh Dubovie
  • Blue
  • Engelbert Humperdinck
Songs
1950s
  • 1956
  • "All"
  • 1958
  • "Sing, Little Birdie"
1960s
  • "Looking High, High, High"
  • "Are You Sure?"
  • "Ring-A-Ding Girl"
  • "Say Wonderful Things"
  • "I Love the Little Things"
  • "I Belong"
  • "A Man Without Love"
  • "Puppet on a String"
  • "Congratulations"
  • "Boom Bang-a-Bang"
1970s
  • "Knock, Knock Who's There?"
  • "Jack in the Box"
  • "Beg, Steal or Borrow"
  • "Power to All Our Friends"
  • "Long Live Love"
  • "Let Me Be the One"
  • "Save Your Kisses for Me"
  • "Rock Bottom"
  • "The Bad Old Days"
  • "Mary Ann"
1980s
  • "Love Enough for Two"
  • "Making Your Mind Up"
  • "One Step Further"
  • "I'm Never Giving Up"
  • "Love Games"
  • "Love Is"
  • "Runner in the Night"
  • "Only the Light"
  • "Go"
  • "Why Do I Always Get it Wrong?"
1990s
  • "Give a Little Love Back to the World"
  • "A Message to Your Heart"
  • "One Step Out of Time"
  • "Better the Devil You Know"
  • "Lonely Symphony (We Will Be Free)"
  • "Love City Groove"
  • "Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit"
  • "Love Shine a Light"
  • "Where Are You?"
  • "Say It Again"
2000s
  • "Don't Play That Song Again"
  • "No Dream Impossible"
  • "Come Back"
  • "Cry Baby"
  • "Hold On to Our Love"
  • "Touch My Fire"
  • "Teenage Life"
  • "Flying the Flag (for You)"
  • "Even If"
  • "It's My Time"
2010s
  • "That Sounds Good To Me"
  • "I Can"
  • "Love Will Set You Free"
Eurovision Song Contest 1994
Countries
Final
  • Sweden
  • Finland
  • Ireland
  • Cyprus
  • Iceland
  • United Kingdom
  • Croatia
  • Portugal
  • Switzerland
  • Estonia
  • Romania
  • Malta
  • Netherlands
  • Germany
  • Slovakia
  • Lithuania
  • Norway
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Greece
  • Austria
  • Spain
  • Hungary
  • Russia
  • Poland
  • France
Artists
Final
  • Marie Bergman and Roger Pontare
  • CatCat
  • Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan
  • Evridiki
  • Sigga
  • Frances Ruffelle
  • Tony Cetinski
  • Sara Tavares
  • Duilio
  • Silvi Vrait
  • Dan Bittman
  • Chris and Moira
  • Willeke Alberti
  • MeKaDo
  • Tublatanka
  • Ovidijus Vyšniauskas
  • Elisabeth Andreassen and Jan Werner Danielsen
  • Alma and Dejan
  • Kostas Bigalis and The Sea Lovers
  • Petra Frey
  • Alejandro Abad
  • Friderika Bayer
  • Youddiph
  • Edyta Górniak
  • Nina Morato
Songs
Final
  • "Stjärnorna"
  • "Bye Bye Baby"
  • "Rock 'n' Roll Kids"
  • "Eimai Anthropos Ki Ego"
  • "Nætur"
  • "We Will Be Free (Lonely Symphony)"
  • "Nek' ti bude ljubav sva"
  • "Chamar a música"
  • "Sto pregando"
  • "Nagu merelaine"
  • "Dincolo de nori"
  • "More than Love"
  • "Waar is de zon?"
  • "Wir geben 'ne Party"
  • "Nekonečná pieseň"
  • "Lopšinė mylimai"
  • "Duett"
  • "Ostani kraj mene"
  • "To Trehandiri"
  • "Für den Frieden der Welt"
  • "Ella no es ella"
  • "Kinek mondjam el vétkeimet?"
  • "Vyechniy stranik"
  • "To nie ja!"
  • "Je suis un vrai garçon"

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