See more ESCToday stories in Google Search
Add ESCToday as a preferred source for more Eurovision news from us.
Add ESCToday on Google

The 20 semi-finalists competing to represent Malta in Vienna have just been announced on the TV Show Xarabank. The tickets for the shows, have also gone on sale.

This year’s Maltese national final will be full of stars and interesting performers. From a group of 6 siblings to a group of 6 nuns! Only 4 of the 20 artists will be making their debut in the Malta Eurovision scene. The remaining 16 all have previous experience in the contest. Below you can find the full list of songs along with their performers in order of announcement:

  1. Breakaway – Glen Vella
  2. Chasing a dream – Trilogy
  3. 12, Baker Street – Karen Debattista
  4. Still here – Franklin Calleja
  5. It’s Ok – Deborah C
  6. Love & let go – Ekklesia
  7. The one that you Llove – Lawrence Gray
  8. Fandango – Jessika
  9. Something in the way – Daniel Testa
  10. Warrior – Amber
  11. Rush – Christabelle
  12. Closed doors – Chris Grech
  13. Beautiful to me – L- Ahwa
  14. Stop haunting me – Raquel Galdes
  15. Close your eyes – Danica Muscat
  16. Home – Lyndsay Pace
  17. Secretly – Corazon Mizzi
  18. Could have been me – Iona Dalli
  19. Take me as I am – Domenique Azzopardi
  20. Once in a while – Minik

The tickets for both the semi final and the final have gone on sale too. The prices span from 10€ up to 20€ for the Semi-final, while the tickets for the final taking place in 22 November, cost up to 30€.

 

The MESC 2015 semi final will be on Friday 21st November where the 20 songs announced last night will fight for 14 places in the final the following day, on Saturday 22nd November. Both shows will be staged at the Marsa shipbuilding on the same stage of the Junior Eurovision.

Stay tuned to ESCToday.com for the latest news from Malta and the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in Vienna, Austria.


I'm Luke Borg and I'm from Malta. I'm currently studying media and I'm a big Eurovision fan! My first Eurovision memory is when I was 8 and asked my dad why we have to sing in the semi-final to be able to sing on Saturday...it was in 2004!