Malta’s national broadcaster PBS has published the running order of the songs that will compete in the final of “MESC 2026.” The final will take place this coming Saturday, and at the end of the final it will be decided who will represent Malta at Eurovision 2026, to be held in Vienna, Austria.
Moments ago, PBS published a post on social media revealing the official running order of the 12 songs that qualified last night for the grand final. The final of “MESC 2026,” will take place tomorrow, Saturday, at 20:45 (CET). The winner will go on to represent Malta at Eurovision 2026, to be held in Vienna, Austria.
The winner of the Maltese selection will be determined through a combination of jury and public voting. Who will win the selection and represent Malta in the coveted contest?
Running Order Of “MESC 2026”:
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- Janice Mangion – “Univers”
- Kelsie Borg – “Let a girl breathe”
- Matt Blxck – “Ejja lejja ħdejja ‘l hawn (The flute)”
- Denise – “Trophy”
- Nathan Psaila – “Ganador”
- Ema – “Achikuku (Don’t think about it)”
- Franklin Calleja – “Guide you home”
- Mychael Bartolo Chircop – “My sweet angel”
- Mark Anthony Bartolo – “Mumenti sbieħ”
- Aidan – “Bella”
- Matthew Cilia – “Brutality mentality”
- Adria Twins – “Nerġà nqum”
Click here to listen to the final’s songs on Spotify!
“MESC 2026” Dates:
Semi-final – Thursday, January 15th, 2026.- Grand final – Saturday, January 17th, 2026.
Malta in Eurovision 2025
“Serving” is the title of the song performed by Miriana Conte, who represented Malta at Eurovision 2025 in Basel, Switzerland. Malta qualified for the final by placing ninth in the semi-final with 53 points, and finished 17th in the grand final with 91 points – 83 from the juries and only 8 from the televote.
Eurovision 2026: This will be Malta’s 38th participation in Eurovision. Malta joined the competition in 1971 and achieved its best result in Eurovision 2002 and Eurovision 2005 after finishing second twice.
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