“Sing for Greece 2026”: Second Semi-Final Successfully Concludes – The Seven Acts Advancing to the Final
The pulse of Eurovision beat strongly during the Second Semi-Final of “Sing for Greece 2026”, as 14 competing artists took to the stage, vying for a place in the Grand Final on Sunday, 15 February 2026.
The seven songs and artists that qualified for the Final, in the order they were announced, are:
- “Dark Side of the Moon” – Good job Nicky
- “Labyrinth” – Mikay
- “Daughters of the Sun (A, E, I, O, U)” – Marika
- “Mad About it” – D3lta
- “SABOTAGE!” – Leroybroughtflowers
- “Bulletproof” – KOZA MOSTRA
- “ASTEIO” – ZAF
This was followed by the draw that determined the running order for the Final.
The performance positions of the seven finalists in Sunday’s Grand Final are:
- 6. “Dark Side of the Moon” – Good job Nicky
- 3. “Labyrinth” – Mikay
- 4. “Daughters of the Sun (A, E, I, O, U)” – Marika
- 2. “Mad About it” – D3lta
- 13. “SABOTAGE!” – Leroybroughtflowers
- 7. “Bulletproof” – KOZA MOSTRA
- 11. “ASTEIO” – ZAF
The stage of “Sing for Greece 2026” also welcomed acclaimed composer and producer Giorgos Theofanous, who has enjoyed numerous successes in Greece and Cyprus and has previously composed entries for the Eurovision Song Contest.
Speaking on stage, Theofanous referred to the evolution of the music competition, highlighting the importance of the connection between music and visual presentation in modern Eurovision — a shift which, as he has recently stated, places greater emphasis on visual performance without undermining the essence of the song itself.
His appearance was one of the standout moments of the evening, bridging the experience of earlier editions of the contest with the contemporary trends that now define the road to Eurovision.
The audience was also thrilled by the guest appearance of Tamta, the innovative artist of the Greek pop scene, who presented an impressive audiovisual performance together with the ERT Contemporary Music Orchestra. With unique interpretive contrasts and a strong Eurovision vibe, her performance became one of the highlights of the night.
The audience was further captivated by Antigoni, the Cypriot representative at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest, who performed her official entry for this year’s competition, “Jalla.”
The next rendezvous is set for the Grand Final on Sunday, when the artist who will represent Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest in May, in Vienna, at the Wiener Stadthalle, will be selected.
