Get ready for an exciting musical journey as Greece gears up to choose its representative for the Vienna 2026 Eurovision Song Contest! The fate of 14 talented artists hangs in the balance.
How to Tune In: The highly anticipated 'Sing For Greece' finale will air on Sunday, February 15th, at 8:00 PM CET. Greek viewers can catch the show on ERT, while international fans can stream it live on the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel.
We've narrowed down the competition from an initial 28 songs to these 14 incredible entries, each with its own unique charm and potential to shine on the international stage. You can explore all the finalists' songs on the Eurovision Song Contest channel (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmWYEDTNOGUKotaWL2P1PTk40wnzRxmwk) and decide for yourself who deserves the top spot.
Here's the order in which our finalists will perform on Sunday evening:
- Alexandra Sieti - "The Other Side": A powerful ballad that tugs at the heartstrings.
- STYLIANOS - "YOU & I": A romantic duet that will have you singing along.
- D3lta - "Mad About It": An upbeat, catchy tune that's sure to get your feet tapping.
- Mikay - "Labyrinth": A mysterious and enchanting song that takes you on a journey.
- Marika - "Daughters of the Sun (A, E, I, O, U)": A vibrant and empowering anthem.
- Marseaux - "Hanomai": A unique and experimental piece that challenges musical norms.
- good job Nicky - "Dark Side of the Moon": An emotional and introspective song.
- KOZA MOSTRA - "Bulletproof": A high-energy, fun-filled performance.
- STEFI - "Europa": A modern and catchy pop song with a European twist.
- Rosanna Mailan - "Alma": A soulful and heartfelt ballad.
- Evangelia - "Paréa": A traditional Greek-inspired melody that celebrates friendship.
- ZAF - "ASTEIO": A playful and light-hearted tune that brings a smile.
- Akylas - "Ferto": A powerful and passionate performance.
- leroybroughtflowers - "SABOTAGE!": An edgy and rebellious rock anthem.
The hosts for the evening, Giorgos Kapoutzidis, Betty Maggira, and Katerina Vrana, will guide us through the performances and the scoring process.
But here's where it gets controversial... The voting process this year includes a jury vote (25%), an international vote (25%), and a public vote (50%). For the first time, the public vote is open to international audiences! You can cast your vote on the official online platform (https://www.sfg.vote/) and have your say in who represents Greece. This new voting system adds an exciting twist and a global perspective to the competition.
Last year's winner, Klavdia with her epic ballad "Asteromáta," showcased Greece's talent on the international stage, earning a remarkable sixth place at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Basel.
So, who will follow in Klavdia's footsteps and bring glory to Greece in Vienna? The decision rests with the jury, the international audience, and you! Don't miss this chance to be part of musical history.
And this is the part most people miss... The true beauty of Eurovision lies not just in the competition but in the celebration of diverse musical talents and cultures. It's a platform for artists to express themselves and for audiences to discover new sounds and stories. So, let's embrace the diversity and enjoy the ride!
What are your thoughts on this year's finalists? Who do you think has what it takes to win? Share your predictions and opinions in the comments below! We'd love to hear your insights and engage in a friendly debate about the future of Greek music on the world stage.
