A few days ago, Latvian broadcaster LTV/LSM revealed the names and titles of the 24 acts of Latvia’s national selection for Eurovision 2026, Supernova. The actual songs are being released online throughout the morning, making it the third complete line-up of songs available to fans, after Montesong and the Festivali i Këngës.
The twenty four released entries
The songs are being released on Youtube every 3 minutes, one after the other, in the alphabetical order of the artists’ names. The release started at 07:00 CET (08:00 in Latvia), stating with Agnesse, and finishing with Vēstnieks at 08:08 CET.
Below are the links for each video: depending on when you click on them, they may still be waiting for the premiere.
- Agnesse – ‘Oh My My’
- Aivo Oskis – “Walking Out’
- Antra Stafecka – ‘Divejāda’
- Atvara – ‘Ēnā’
- Blurie – ‘Lovin’ Always Gets Me Down’
- Daba – ‘Panic Attack’
- De Mantra – ‘Let Them’
- Edvards Strazdiņš – ‘I Ain’t Got The Guts’
- ELPO – ‘Blakus’
- Emilija – ‘All We Ever Had’
- Honey Blue – ‘Blue Disco’
- Ivo Grīsniņš Grīslis – ‘Home’
- Jānis Rugājs – ‘Smoke’
- Kautkaili – ‘Te un tagad’
- Krisy – ‘Take It’
- KRISTĪNE MEGIJA – ‘Insanity’
- LEGZDINA – ‘Ribbon’
- Miks Galvanovskis – ‘Cruel Angel’
- NOLARK – ‘Different Places’
- Papīra lidmašīnas – ‘You’re My Saviour’
- PAULA – ‘Dejot vien’
- Robert Ox – ‘Ravin’ At The Taj Mahal’
- TIKASHA SAKAMA – ‘#010126 CODA’
- Vēstnieks – ‘Vai tas ir kāds brīnums?’
The full playlist can be found below:
Two semi-finals again for Supernova
LTV/LSM announced earlier this year that the selection would return to a format of two semi-finals, with twelve entries in each show, with only the top five of each night qualifying to the final, thanks to a combination of jury and public vote. This would mean ten entries in the final, although LTV/LSM may send an eleventh song in through a wildcard, in agreement with the jury.
The final will also feature the classic mix of jury and televote, with both votes being summarised as rankings and used in the Eurovision-style system of points: the winner of each vote will receive 12 points, the runner-up, 10, etc. The song with the most points will win the competition and the right to represent Latvia in Austria. In case of a tie, as it happened in 2025, the song with the best public score will win.
The semi-finals will take place on 30 January and 7 February, with the Final on Valentine’s Day, 14 February. This Valentine’s Day will be a Super Saturday, with finals in Latvia, Poland, Estonia, Denmark, and Spain, as well as Heats in Lithuania and Sweden. And in addition to that, it will also be in the middle of a Winter Olympics week-end, although no medal events should be taking place after 21:00 CET that day.
Which entry is your favourite? Who do you think will win Supernova? Tell us more in the comments below or on social media!
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