As we’ve previously informed you, THE ROOP, former Eurovision participants of Lithuania in 2020 and 2021, announced that they are going to once again take part in the Lithuanian national final, for Eurovision 2024. Read more
After two heats, Lithuania continues the search for its representative and entry, that will fly the Lithuanian flag for the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö. Lithuania comes back to the contest with a new national final format called “Eurovizija.LT”. The national final consists of six shows – five heats and a grand final –. Few minutes ago, the third heat was completed, with two new contestants being advanced to the Grand Final of the show.
The presenters of the show are Gabrielė Martirosian and Nombeko Augustė Khotseng. At the Green Room, the presenter is Nerijus Trilikauskas.
The hosts of Eurovizija.LT
For the record, two artists from Heat 3 were advance to the final, following the vote from the public audience and a specially formed jury.
This Heat’s members of the jury were:
The Judges for the third heat of Eurovizija.LT 2024
Eight artists competed to this Heat for the two Golden Tickets for the Grand Final of Eurovizija.LT, these were:
With the panel already voting, tonight the Lithuanian audience had the chance to see the live performances for the first time and vote for their favourites. The result was determined 50% by the jury and 50% by the television audience
The two artists who qualified for the Grand Final are:
Jury Vote of Heat 3
Public vote of Heat 3
Overall Results of Heat 3
Until now, six (out of ten) artists were qualified for the Grand Final and these are:
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A few minutes ago, LRT, the public broadcaster of Lithuania, announced the artists that are going to take part in the fifth and last Heat of Eurovizija.LT and their respective running order!
The last semi-final will be held on Saturday, February 10 at 20:00 CET!
We remind you that Eurovizija.LT differs from the previous selection process in terms of its conduction and the rules. More specifically, the country’s national selection will consist of five semi-finals and a grand final. Two songs from each semi-final will qualify for the final, voted by both the public and the jury. The three highest-scoring entries during the final will advance to the “Super-Final”, where the final winner and representative of Lithuania in Malmö will be determined solely by the public.
The five semi-finals will be broadcast on January 13, 20, 27 and on February 3 and 10 respectively. It is important to mention that, as in previous years, the semi-finals will not be broadcast live, but will have already been taped earlier in the week. Additionally, in the event of a tie during the voting, the jury’s vote will be the one to count. Finally, the grand final will be broadcast live on February 17.
You can check the results of the latest as of now aired, second heat of Eurovizija.LT HERE. All five heats have now been recorded, and are ready to air in the coming weeks, ending up in the Grand Final of Eurovizija.LT.
Lithuania was represented last year by Monika Linkytė with the song “Stay” , finishing in 11th place with a total of 127 points. Will Lithuania be able to achieve another favorable outcome in Malmö?
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Source: lrt.lt
A few minutes ago, LRT, the public broadcaster of Lithuania, announced the artists that are going to take part in the fourth Heat of Eurovizija.LT and their respective running order!
The fourth semi-final will be held on Saturday, February 3 at 20:00 CET!
We remind you that Eurovizija.LT differs from the previous selection process in terms of its conduction and the rules. More specifically, the country’s national selection will consist of five semi-finals and a grand final. Two songs from each semi-final will qualify for the final, voted by both the public and the jury. The three highest-scoring entries during the final will advance to the “Super-Final”, where the final winner and representative of Lithuania in Malmö will be determined solely by the public.
The five semi-finals will be broadcast on January 13, 20, 27 and on February 3 and 10 respectively. It is important to mention that, as in previous years, the semi-finals will not be broadcast live, but will have already been taped earlier in the week. Additionally, in the event of a tie during the voting, the jury’s vote will be the one to count. Finally, the grand final will be broadcast live on February 17.
You can check the results of the second heat of Eurovizija.LT HERE.
Lithuania was represented last year by Monika Linkytė with the song “Stay” , finishing in 11th place with a total of 127 points. Will Lithuania be able to achieve another favorable outcome in Malmö?
Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Lithuanian participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö!
Source: lrt.lt
Last Saturday, Lithuania started the search for its representative and entry, that will fly the Lithuanian flag for the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö. Lithuania comes back to the contest with a new national final format called “Eurovizija.LT”. The national final consists of six shows – five heats and a grand final –. Few minutes ago, the second heat was completed, with two new contestants being advanced to the Grand Final of the show.
The presenters of the show were Gabrielė Martirosian and Nombeko Augustė Khotseng. At the Green Room, the presenter was Nerijus Trilikauskas.
The host of Eurovizija.LT
For the record, two artists from Heat 2 were advance to the final, following the vote from the public audience and a specially formed jury.
This Heat’s members of the jury were:
The Judges for the third heat of Eurovizija.LT 2024
Eight artists competed to this Heat for the two Golden Tickets for the Grand Final of Eurovizija.LT, these were:
With the panel already voting, tonight the Lithuanian audience had the chance to see the live performances for the first time and vote for their favourites. The result was determined 50% by the jury and 50% by the television audience.
Judges result for Heat 2
Public result for Heat 2
Overall Result for Heat 2
The two artists who qualified for the Grand Final are:
Until now, four (out of ten) artists were qualified for the Grand Final and these are:
Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the lastest developments regarding Lithuania’s participation to Eurovision 2024!
A few hours ago, LRT, the public broadcaster of Lithuania, announced the artists that are going to take part in the third Heat of Eurovizija.LT and their respective running order!
The third semi-final will be held on Saturday, January 27 at 20:00 CET!
We remind you that Eurovizija.LT differs from the previous selection process in terms of its conduction and the rules. More specifically, the country’s national selection will consist of five semi-finals and a grand final. Two songs from each semi-final will qualify for the final, voted by both the public and the jury. The three highest-scoring entries during the final will advance to the “Super-Final”, where the final winner and representative of Lithuania in Malmö will be determined solely by the public.
The five semi-finals will be broadcast on January 13, 20, 27 and on February 3 and 10 respectively. It is important to mention that, as in previous years, the semi-finals will not be broadcast live, but will have already been taped earlier in the week. Additionally, in the event of a tie during the voting, the jury’s vote will be the one to count. Finally, the grand final will be broadcast live on February 17.
You can check the results of the first heat of Eurovizija.LT HERE.
Lithuania was represented last year by Monika Linkytė with the song “Stay” , finishing in 11th place with a total of 127 points. Will Lithuania be able to achieve another favorable outcome in Malmö?
Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Lithuanian participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö!
Source: lrt.lt
A few hours ago, LRT, the public broadcaster of Lithuania, announced the artists that are going to take part in the second Heat of Eurovizija.LT and their respective running order!
The second semi-final will be held on Saturday, January 20 at 20:00 CET!
We remind you that Eurovizija.LT differs from the previous selection process in terms of its conduction and the rules. More specifically, the country’s national selection will consist of five semi-finals and a grand final. Two songs from each semi-final will qualify for the final, voted by both the public and the jury. The three highest-scoring entries during the final will advance to the “Super-Final”, where the final winner and representative of Lithuania in Malmö will be determined solely by the public.
The five semi-finals will be broadcast on January 13, 20, 27 and on February 3 and 10 respectively. It is important to mention that, as in previous years, the semi-finals will not be broadcast live, but will have already been taped earlier in the week. Additionally, in the event of a tie during the voting, the jury’s vote will be the one to count. Finally, the grand final will be broadcast live on February 17.
You can check the results of the first heat of Eurovizija.LT HERE.
Lithuania was represented last year by Monika Linkytė with the song “Stay” , finishing in 11th place with a total of 127 points. Will Lithuania be able to achieve another favorable outcome in Malmö?
https://youtu.be/QsgouAEd34U
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Source: LRT
A few hours ago, LRT, the public broadcaster of Lithuania, announced the artists that are going totake part in the first Heat of Eurovizija.LT and the running order!
The first semi-final will be held on Saturday, January 13 at 20:00 CET!
We remind you that Eurovizija.LT differs from the previous selection process in terms of its conduction and the rules. More specifically, the country’s national selection will consist of 5 semi-finals and a grand final. Two songs from each semi-final will qualify for the final, voted by both the public and the jury. The three highest-scoring entries during the final will advance to the “Super-Final”, where the final winner and representative of Lithuania in Malmö will be determined solely by the public.
The five semi-finals will be broadcast on January 13, 20, 27 and on February 3 and 10 respectively. It is important to mention that, as in previous years, the semi-finals will not be broadcast live, but will have already been taped earlier in the week. Additionally, in the event of a tie during the voting, the jury’s vote will be the one to count. Finally, the grand final will be broadcast live on February 17.
Lithuania was represented last year by Monika Linkytė with the song “Stay” , finishing in 11th place with a total of 127 points. Will Lithuania be able to achieve another favorable outcome in Malmö?
https://youtu.be/QsgouAEd34U
Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Lithuanian participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, in Malmö!
Source: LRT
Earlier today two more of the forty songs that will take part in Eurovizija.lt, the national final that will select Lithuania’s entry for the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, which will be held next May in Malmö, Sweden, were announced. .
More specifically, Anžela and VB gang released their songs, which you can listen to below:
So far the four songs released are:
With Lithuania’s selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 starting soon, LRT has revealed the two people who will be hosting the shows.
Lithuanian broadcaster LRT has revealed that Gabrielė Martirosian and Nombeko Augustė will host Eurovizija.lt.
Both ladies already know what it’s like to present the national final of Lithuania, since in Gabrielė Martirosian ‘s case it will be her fourth time presenting after 2017, 2019 and 2020. In Nombeko Auguste’s case it will be her second in a row year, after doing so in the last edition in 2023, and also participated as a contestant in 2020.
The following 40 artists will take part in this year’s Lithuanian national final:
1. Agnė Buškevičiūtė „Puppeteer“
2. Aistay “You”
3. Aistè “Hero”
4. Andrius Pojavis „Sing me a hug“
5. Antoine Wend “Say No More”
6. Anžela “Paskubėk“
7. April Frey “New Years”
8. “Baltos varnos” “In the Night”
9. “Clockwork Creep” “Empty”
10. Danielė “Cold Shower“
11. Deividas Valma „Blood On Your Hands“
12. Eley “Rock My Body”
13. Emilija V “Trophy Wife“
14. Freya Alley “Serenade”
15. “Hansanova” “Dragons and rainbows”
16. “Il Senso” “Time”
17. Kàro “Weightless”
18. Kasparas “Fool”
19. Kotryna “Let’s get lost”
20, Lina Štalytė „Perfect“
21. Luka “Move On”
22. Mary Mo “Done”
23. Martin “Jigsaw”
24. MeidĖ “Zoo“
25. Monika Marija “Starting Tomorrow“
26. “Multiks” “Vėjas galvoje”
27. Paula Urbana “It Is What It Is”
28. Petras “Run”
29. “Pluie de Comètes” “Be careful”
30. “Queens of Roses” “Walk through fire”
31. “Shower” “Impossible”
32. Sid Hallow “Here We Go Again”
33. Silvester Belt “Luktelk“
34. “Sun Francisco” “Trauka”
35. “The Roop” “Simple Joy”
36. Thomas G “Us”
37. “VB gang” “KABOOM!!!”
38. Vilija “Save Me”
39. “Žalvarinis” “Gaudė Vėjai”
40. Živilė Gedvilaitė “Save Me”
The five semi-finals will be broadcast on January 13, 20, 27 and February 3 and 10 respectively. It is important to mention that, as in previous years, the semi-finals will not be broadcast live, but will have already been taped earlier in the week. Additionally, in the event of a tie during their conduct, the jury’s vote will prevail. Finally, the grand final will be broadcast live on February 17.
Lithuania was represented this year by Monika Linkytė with the song “Stay”, finishing in 11th place with a total of 127 points. Will Lithuania manage to get another good result in Malmö?
https://youtu.be/QsgouAEd34U
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Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT has confirmed to ESC Today that they will participate in the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden.
So far, no details have been announced on how the country’s representative at Eurovision 2024 will be selected, but it is expected that LRT will hold a national final, as it has done every year since 1999.
Twenty-two countries have now confirmed their participation in Eurovision 2024:
Monika Linkytė represented Lithuania at Eurovision 2023 with the song “Stay” and finished 11th in the Grand Final, with 127 points.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsgouAEd34U&t=6s
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Source: ESC Today
