Lion Ceccah has spoken about his first rehearsal in Vienna, as the singer looks ahead to competing in Semi-Final One on May 12.
Today was the first look at the Lithuanian performance for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. LRT has revealed that the Lithuanian singer has a new outfit for his performance and new graphics. For the second half of his performance, Lion Ceccah appears on the LED wall resembling a ghost, which the singer says symbolises “the inner world of the song’s hero”. In addition, there are subtitles in the performance halfway through the song in English.
Speaking to LRT, Lion Ceccah commented:
“Everything in the performance is a little different than in the Lithuanian selection. My movement on stage is changing the most. It will be more confident because everything is set up, second by second.
“There are things that weren’t as we wanted them to be because of the camera work. The team in Vienna is still refining it, they couldn’t do everything to perfection.”
“Personally, I’m not satisfied with my vocals yet. I’m on the edge, sick”
Lion Ceccah will represent Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 with “Sólo quiero más”. You can find out more about Lion Ceccah here:
Source: LRT
Lithuania debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994. However, their debut appearance saw Lithuania finish in last place with nul points. Lithuania didn’t return to the contest until 1999 when Aiste finished 20th with the song “Strazdas”. Lithuania’s best result came in 2006 when LT United performed “We Are The Winners”. They finished 6th in the final with a total of 162 points. Lithuania has only finished in the top 10 on two other occasions: in 2016 with “I’ve Been Waiting For This Night” by Donny Montell and in 2021 with “Discoteque” by The Roop.