Lithuania’s 2026 Eurovision representative Lion Ceccah has released a new EP. “post-EUROVISION” is the first release from the Lithuanian since performing “Sólo Quiero Más” on the Eurovision stage in Vienna.
About “post-EUROVSION”
Fresh from the Eurovision 2026 stage, Lithuania’s Lion Ceccah has released a new EP, titled “post-EUROVISION”. The EP contains 3 tracks, “FAMOUS&POPULAR”, “MACHINE” featuring Aurimas Galvelis, and “LIŪDNA”. The tracks are all personal, story driven songs about Lion’s experiences. The song “FAMOUS&POPULAR” began life as a manifestation vocal exercise 12 years ago, according to Lion.
All 3 songs fit Ceccah’s experimental, unique, industrial hyper-pop inspired sound. Lion plays with instruments and digital sounds to build a fully immersive audio journey. “LIŪDNA”, meaning ‘SAD’ when translated into English, is perhaps the most mainstream sounding and most personal song on the EP, whilst the other two tracks are more on the experimental / alternative side of the spectrum.
Lion Ceccah declared “post-EUROVISION” the beginning of a new chapter for the Lithuanian artist.
The EP is written by Lion Ceccah himself, alongside Aurimas Galvelis, who helped to write and produce both “Sólo Quiero Más” and Lion’s previous Eurovizija.LT entry “DROBĖ”.
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Lion Ceccah’s Eurovision journey
Lion Ceccah / Alen Chicco is the stage name of Tomas Alenčikas, a 34-year-old singer-songwriter born in Vilnius. Visual art has always been a key part of Tomas’ music, as he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in musical theatre, before earning a master’s degree at Lithuania’s most prestigious music academy. He has also become a prominent figure in Lithuania’s drag scene as a result of his appearance. He has released songs since 2018, and finished second in Lithuania’s national selection in 2025 with the song “DROBÉ”. Lion Ceccah returned to Eurovizija.LT in 2026 to win the competition, representing Lithuania at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna.
His song for Eurovision 2026 – “Sólo quiero más” – was written by Tomas himself, as well as Aurimas Galvelis. Performing in the first semi-final, Lion Ceccah qualified for the final in eighth place. In the Grand Final, Lithuania finished in 22nd place overall, with 22 points – 10 points came from the juries, with another 12 points from the televote.
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