
Lithuania 2025: Your 'EUROVIZIJA.LT' preview
15 February 2025 at 09:30 CETHow To Watch
Lithuania's Eurovision pre-selection 'EUROVIZIJA.LT' is happening on Saturday 15 February. The show starts at 20:30 CET and will air on LRT. If you're outside of Lithuania, however, you'll be able to watch via a live stream on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel.
About EUROVIZIJA.LT
12 songs will be competing for EUROVIZIJA.LT victory at Žalgiris Arena, in Lithuania's second-largest city Kaunas.
The country's Eurovision pre-selection has reached its final stage, after 5 semi-finals played out over the past 5 Saturday nights. As with those semi-finals, our hosts for the EUROVIZIJA.LT final will be Gabrielė Martirosian, Nombeko Augustė and Rimvydas Černiauskas.

Last year's EUROVIZIJA.LT winner, Silvester Belt, will also be making an appearance. And the audience will be treated to a performance by Rokas Yan and two artists who represented Lithuania at the Eurovision Song Contest in the past - Monika Liu (2022) and Vaidas Baumila (2015).
After all 12 of the competing entries have been performed, voting will be done via both a jury vote and a public vote, with a 50% weighting given to each. These initial scores will determine a Top 3 to progress to a 'superfinal', after which voting will open again.
For this second vote, however, it will solely be the Lithuanian viewers watching at home that will select their winner - and the song that gets to represent them at Basel in May.

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The Participants
Here you can listen to the 12 songs taking part in the EUROVIZIJA.LT final, and learn more about the artists behind each of them:
Noy – Just Take Me On A Date
Nojus Žebrauskas, known by his stage name NOY, is a Lithuanian singer and songwriter who has been making notable strides in the country's music scene. He first gained significant attention in 2023 when he participated in Lithuania's national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, Pabandom iš naujo!, with his song Destiny's Child. Although he did not advance to the final, his performance marked the beginning of his public musical journey.
NOY is recognised for his distinctive musical style and engaging performances. He continues to develop his career and make his contribution to Lithuania's contemporary music landscape.

GØYA – After Storm
GØYA, born Marija Grabštaitė, is a Lithuanian singer and songwriter known for her distinctive voice and dynamic performances. She has been highly active in the Lithuanian music scene, collaborating with various artists and participating in national music competitions.
Beyond her musical endeavors, GØYA maintains an active presence on social media, sharing updates about her projects and performances. Through her continuous evolution and dedication to her craft, GØYA has established herself as a notable figure in Lithuania's music industry, captivating audiences with her emotive performances and artistic collaborations.

Liepa – Ar Mylėtum
Liepa Mondeikaitė is a Lithuanian singer and television host known for her memorable contributions to the country's pop music scene. She gained prominence in 2009 with her debut single Kaip ant sparnų, which received significant airplay and established her presence in the music industry. In 2015, she released her debut album Tik muzika, which encapsulated her musical journey up to that point. The album featured collaborations with artists such as Stano, Lauris Reiniks, Sezzy, and the group Pop Ladies.
Beyond her musical pursuits, Liepa maintains an active presence on social media, sharing updates about her projects and personal life with her audience.

Gebrasy – Whole
Audrius Petrauskas, known professionally as Gebrasy, is a Lithuanian singer-songwriter from Kaunas. His passion for music started early, as he began writing songs at the age of 10.
The artist first gained national recognition in 2013 when he participated in the second season of X Factor Lithuania, securing a third-place finish. In 2021, Gebrasy competed in Lithuania's national final for Eurovision, Pabandom iš naujo!, with his self-penned song Where’d You Wanna Go?, finishing in second place. The following year, he returned to the contest with Into Your Arms, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled songwriter and performer.

Amoralu – Freedom
Amoralu, born Lukrecija Vasiliauskaitė, began playing the piano at around 8 years old and developed an interest in music production at the age of 10. By the age of 14, she had decided that this should be her full-time career rather than merely a hobby.
Her initial musical passion was heavy electronic music, yet later, she became intrigued by other genres as well. This evolution led to her vision of merging elements from popular and underground electronic music.

Anyanya – Running Out Of Time
Anyanya Udongwo is a Nigerian-born singer. Originally moving to Ukraine in 2009 to study medicine, he became a qualified surgeon. However, alongside his medical career, he nurtured a deep passion for music, singing in church choirs and taking part in various musical projects. When war broke out in Ukraine, he was forced to flee, eventually settling in Lithuania.
In 2023, Anyanya gained national recognition by participating in the 10th season of Lietuvos Balsas (The Voice of Lithuania). His blind audition performance of Sting’s Shape of My Heart captivated both the judges and the audience, propelling him through the competition and ultimately securing his victory.
His journey from medicine to music, coupled with his ability to overcome adversity, showcases his remarkable talent and determination. Through his performances and storytelling, Anyanya continues to inspire audiences and establish himself as a rising star in Lithuania’s music scene.

Justė Baradulinaitė – Tired
Justė Baradulinaitė, from Elektrėnai in Lithuania, is a multi-talented artist recognised for her achievements in both music and athletics. She first gained national recognition in 2018 as a contestant on the Lithuanian edition of The X Factor, where she impressed audiences with her vocal ability and stage presence.
In addition to her music career, Justė has a background in athletics, particularly in the javelin throw. According to World Athletics, she achieved a personal best of 39.55 metres in the event in May 2016.

Katarsis – Tavo Akys
Katarsis are a Lithuanian band known for their unique blend of dark alternative and post-punk music. Their music is characterised by deep contrasts in melody and emotionally charged compositions. The band consists of Lukas Radzevičius (guitar, vocals), Andrius Gruodis (guitar, backing vocals), Emilija Kandratavičiūtė (bass guitar), and Eivin Laukhammer (drums).
To date, their discography features fan-fave tracks like Vasara galvoj minoras, Niekas, Spengia Galvoje, Rasa, and DES, each offering a distinct glimpse into their post-punk and alternative influences. Through their evocative sound and powerful performances, Katarsis continues to push artistic boundaries, delivering music that resonates deeply with their listeners.

Petunija – Į Saldumą
Petunija is an alternative-pop artist and songwriter from Vilnius. She is known for her distinctive fusion of dream pop, trip-hop, rock and traditional Lithuanian influences. Her music has a nostalgic, immersive atmosphere and blends deep emotions with unique sonic textures. Over the years, she has experimented with different genres, ultimately shaping an authentic and recognisable sound.
She first gained wider attention by participating in Lithuania’s national final for the Eurovision Song Contest. Petunija debuted in Pabandom iš naujo! in 2016 and later returned in 2020. In 2023, she competed with Love of My Life, a song that was initially meant for an upcoming EP but was later submitted to the competition after receiving positive feedback at a secret concert. The song resonated with audiences, earning her 4th place in the final.
Beyond Pabandom iš naujo!, Petunija has continued to release music, including her 2022 EP Two In Somnia, co-written with her husband. The album, rich in dreamy and introspective sounds, reflects her evolving artistry and a shift toward a more live and organic musical style.

Sophie Ali – The Bluest Bell
Sophie Ali is a singer-songwriter who grew up in the suburbs of Illinois, United States. Raised in a musical household, she developed a passion for music from an early age. In 2023, Sophie began recording her original songs, aiming to connect with listeners through her personal experiences. She is currently preparing to release her debut EP.
In addition to her musical pursuits, Sophie has been residing in Lithuania for nearly eight years. Sophie's songwriting reflects her hopes that her music will resonate with audiences who can relate to her stories.

Lion Ceccah – Drobė
Lion Ceccah, born Tomas Alenčikas, is a Lithuanian singer and performer known for his dynamic stage presence and evolving artistic identity. He initially gained recognition under the stage name Alen Chicco, participating in Lithuania's national final for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2019, 2020, and 2023.
In 2024, seeking a fresh start and greater alignment with his artistic vision, he rebranded himself as Lion Ceccah. This new moniker is an anagram of his previous stage name, symbolising his desire for transformation and a departure from traditional gender labels.

Black Biceps – Visaip Man Reik
Black Biceps is a Lithuanian band known for their energetic performances and unique musical style.
Their song Visaip man reik blends Lithuanian and English lyrics. Its story reflect on the complexities of modern life and the pursuit of personal fulfillment. The phrase 'visaip man reik' translates to 'whatever I need', underscoring the song's theme of embracing life's diverse experiences.

Basel 2025 will be Lithuania's 25th Eurovision Song Contest since the country's debut in 1994.
Lithuania has qualified to the Grand Final at every Contest so far in the '20s, with its best result this decade happening in 2021, courtesy of The Roop's 8th-place finish with Discoteque.
At the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Silvester Belt represented Lithuania with his song Luktelk. It finished in 14th place at the Grand Final, on 90 points.
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