RTSH in Albania has released the 28 entries taking part in the 64th edition of Festivali i Këngës.

For four consecutive nights in December, Albanian audiences will be able to enjoy the annual end-of-year entertainment highlight that is Festivali i Këngës.

Back for its 64th edition, the song contest will see 28 artists take part across two semi-finals (on 17 and 18 December), a non-competitive but equally well-received 'nostalgia night' (19 December) and, of course, that all-important final during which the winner will be decided - on Saturday 20 December. 

On Monday 1 December, Albanian broadcaster RTSH released the 28 songs that will be taking part in the prestigious festival.

They're performed by a mixture of well-known figures in Albanian music, some new voices that have been given the opportunity to make their mark on the contest, and also a few exciting comebacks from acts that Albanian viewers have seen take part in the competition before.

RTSH have compiled all 28 entries together in a playlist on their YouTube channel. Or you can click on the song titles below, to listen to each entry individually.

• 2 Farm – Valle Mbi Hi
• Alis – Nân
• Endri Kaçaçi – Si Unë
• Enxhi Nasufi – Dritë
• Erand Sojli – Të Kam Në Fron
• Erik Lloshi – Dy Pika Dashuri
• Evi Reçi – Kodi i Jetës
• Fifi & Tiri Gjoci – Rri
• Frensi – Tresh
• Gerta Mahmutaj – Në Krahët E Tu
• Ghiti – Okej!
• Gresa Gjocera & Bledi Kaso – Busulla E Zemrës
• Inis Neziri – Ta Kam Fal
• Kamela Ismalaj – Pa Pretendime
• Kimi – Prapë Dielli Del
• Kleansa Susaj – Hije
• Lorenc Hasrama – Lamtumirë
• Luna Çausholli – Pa Kufij
• Lynx – Nuk Kthehem Pas
• Malvina Likaj – Përtej Shpirtit
• Rezarta Smaja – Balukeprera
• Rigersa Loka – Albanian Heart
• Sara Kapo – Të Dua Shumë
• Savjana Vjerdha – ID
• Sheila – Zemra e Tokës
• Sihana Haxhnikaj – Horizont
• THREEX – Vite
• Vedat Ademi – Kur Fjala Mbaron

Shkodra Elektronike were victorious in the 63rd edition of Festivali i Këngës in 2024. 

The duo ended up taking their song Zjerm to the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, giving Albania a Top 10 finish in the Grand Final.