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The Georgian broadcaster GPB held a draw in order to determine the running order for the 25 songs that will compete in the national selection, to be held next Friday, on January 20.

Originally, GPB received a total of 28 entries for their Eurovision national final, but 3 acts opted out of the competition (Natia Bidzinashvili, Ancho Dolidze and Ani Kekua)

The full draw is available for watching on Eurovision Georgia’s YouTube channel, where all participating songs are also available for listening.

The running order for the national selection is as follows:

  1. Giorgi Chikovani – Make it right
  2. Brandon Stone & Eteri Beriashvili – Heyo song
  3. Rati Durglishvili – Why
  4. Andria Gvelesiani – Revolutionise
  5. Alisa Danelia – We are eternity
  6. Nutsa Buzaladze – White horses run
  7. Malibu – We live once
  8. EOS – Urban signs
  9. Dima Kobeshavidze – Scream
  10. Trio Mandili – Me da shen 
  11. Tako Gachechiladze – Keep the faith
  12. Nino Basharuli – Lileo
  13. Elene Mikiashvili – Fighter
  14. MISHO – Magic
  15. Mariko Lejava – Light it up
  16. The Mins – Crime
  17. Sparkle – On the top
  18. Tornike Kipiani & Giorgi Bolotashvili – You are my sunshine
  19. Temo Sajaia – All the same
  20. Sabina Chantouria – Stranger
  21. Mariam Chachkhiani – Fly
  22. Asea Sool – Nature
  23. Nanuka Giorgobiani – Let the sunshine in
  24. Oto Nemsadze & Limbo – Dear god
  25. Davit Shanidze – Mtvris katsi

The national selection will be aired on 20 January at 20:00 local time (17:00 CET), live from the Tbilisi concert hall. Tickets for the show are available for purchasing online. Prices range between 5 to 10 Lari (1.8 to 3.5 euros)

Stay tuned to ESCToday for more news regarding Georgia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2017!


Gil is 23 years old, grew up in Israel and lives in Sweden. He began following the Eurovision Song Contest at the age of five, when the contest was held in Jerusalem in 1999. Gil joined the ESCToday team in March 2008, shortly after co-hosting the Israeli national selection that year.