🇱🇹 Silvester Belt to perform at Barcelona Eurovision Party 2024

As we get closer towards Eurovision 2024, we continue to look further ahead to what we can expect from this year, and that includes the Pre-Party season. This time, the organisers of Barcelona Eurovision Party have started to reveal the line-up for this year’s event. The next Eurovision artist to be revealed on April 6th is Silvester Belt, who will represent Lithuania at Eurovision 2024.

So far, Silvester will also perform at Melfest Weekend, Pre-PartyES, London Eurovision Party and Eurovision in Concert.

Barcelona Eurovision Party 2024

About the Pre-Party: After the success of its expansion in 2023, Barcelona Eurovision Party will once again return in 2024 with the same format, which will take place between the 4th and 6th of April.

The three nights and the acts confirmed for this year’s event are as follows:

April 4 – EUROfansCLUB will be the first night of the Pre-Party and will be the welcome party, featuring Eurovision DJs, and will take place at Sala Safari (Plaza España).

April 5 – ESC Young – A new addition for 2024, which will consist of young artists from Junior Eurovision and the Spanish TV Talent Show Eufòria. The event will take place at La Terrrazza between 18:00CET – 21:00CET, with Estela hosting. At the time of writing, Elena Escorcia (Eufòria), Domènec (Eufòria), and Scorpio (Eufòria) are the acts confirmed so far.

April 5 – Euro Justice – Returning once again in 2024, the event is for artists who fans beleive deserved a better result, with the organisers giving them an opportunity to perform for Eurofans. The event will take place at La Terrrazza from 21:00CET and will be hosted by Rosa López (Spain 2002). At the time of writing, Mantra (Benidorm Fest 2024), Dellacruz (Benidorm Fest 2024), Roger Padrós (Benidorm Fest 2024 and Sofia Coll (Benidorm Fest 2024) are the acts confirmed so far.

April 6 – Barcelona Eurovision Party – The main event will take place at San Jordi Club, with Alex Marteen confirmed as one of the hosts.. At the time of writing, Albina (Croatia 2021), Herreys (Sweden 1984), Cornelia Jakobs (Sweden 2023), Raiven (Slovenia 2024), Slimane (France 2024), Las Ketchup (Spain 2006), Gåte (Norway 2024), Nebulossa (Spain 2024), Besa (Albania 2024), Saba (Denmark 2024), Mustii (Belgium 2024), Luna (Poland 2024), Dons (Latvia 2024) and Silvester Belt (Lithuania 2024) are the acts confirmed so far.

Tickets now available for purchase

The tickets that are available to purchase are as follows:

Tickets for Barcelona Eurovision Party (April 6)

• EuroFan Ticket (Early Entry + Collectors Lanyard) – €55.00
• General Ticket – €48.00
• Side Row Seat – €58.00

Tickets for EURO JUSTICE & ESC Young (April 5)

• EURO JUSTICE – General Ticket – €20.00
• ESC Young – General Ticket – €15.00

EUROfansCLUB (April 4)Tickets

• General Ticket – €15.00

Ticket Package

• EUROfansCLUB + EURO JUSTICE + Barcelona Eurovision Party (General) – €65.00

If you are interested in obtaining tickets, you can do so by heading right here.

Lithuania’s Eurovision History

The Baltic nation made its debut at the Eurovision Song contest in 1994, where Ovidijus Vyšniauskas represented them with the song “Lopšinė mylimai”, which placed 25th. Since then, Lithuania has participated 21 times and made the Grand Final 14 times. LT United gave Lithuania their best ever Eurovision result back in 2006, where the country placed 6th.

In 2023, Monika Linkytė represented Lithuania, participating with the song “Stay”. Performing in the second semi-final, Monika qualified for the final in fourth place. In the Grand Final, Lithuania finished in 11th place overall, with 127 points – 81 points came from the juries, with another 46 points from the televote.

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News Source: Barcelona Eurovision Party

Photo Credit: E. Blaževič / LRT