"Nupirkta pasaka" performed by Donata Virbilaitė and "Faces" performed by Vanilla Soud. Shows Semi-finals The three semi-finals of the competition aired on 13, 20 and 27 February 2010 and featured the 34 competing entries. The members of the jury consisted of Mindaugas Urbaitis (member of LATGA; all semi-finals), Darius Užkuraitis (Opus 3 director; all semi-finals), Jonas Vilimas (producer; all semi-finals), Linas Rimša (composer; first semi-final), Neda Malunavičiūtė (singer; first semi-final), Saulius Urbonavičius (musician, singer-songwriter; second semi-final), Kazimieras Šiaulys (member of LATGA; second semi-final), Povilas Meškėla (singer; third semi-final) and Aistė Smilgevičiūtė (singer; third semi-final). The top four entries advanced to the final from each semi-final, while the bottom entries were eliminated. On 22 February 2010, LRT announced the three entries that had received a wildcard to also proceed to the final. On 22 February 2010, "Running Fast" performed by Donatas Montvydas, which advanced from the second semi-final, was disqualified as the song had been publicly performed before 1 October 2009. The song "Material World" performed by Amberlife, which placed fourth in the second semi-final, replaced the song and advanced to the final. Final The final of the competition took place on 4 March 2010 and featured the remaining twelve entries that qualified from the semi-finals. The final was the only show in the competition to be broadcast live; all other preceding shows were pre-recorded earlier in the week before their airdates. The members of the jury consisted of Mindaugas Urbaitis (member of LATGA), Darius Užkuraitis (Opus 3 director), Jonas Vilimas (producer), Rosita Čivilytė (singer) and Artūras Novikas (conductor, composer and singer). "Eastern European Funk" performed by InCulto was selected as the winner after gaining the most points from both the jury vote and the public vote. Promotion InCulto made several appearances across Europe to specifically promote "Eastern European Funk" as the Lithuanian Eurovision entry. The promotional tour was sponsored by the company ACME Baltija under the title InCulto ACME Eurovision Tour. On 6 April, InCulto began their tour in Oslo, Norway where they performed at the Hard Rock Cafe and the Queens Pub. On 14 April, InCulto performed at the Republic Square in Yerevan, Armenia, while the group took part in promotional activities in Tbilisi, Georgia between 15 and 16 April. Between 21 and 22 April, InCulto completed promotional activities in Ukraine by giving interviews to local media, making television and radio appearances, and performing at the Bochka Khmelnytska venue