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4Fun

Lithuanian music band

Field	Value
name	4Fun
image	4fun Eurovision 2007.jpg
caption	4Fun performing the song Love or Leave in 2007 Eurovision
genre	rock, pop rock, country
years_active	2001–present
website	http://www.4fun.lt/
current_members	Julija Ritčik (leader, vocals, acoustic guitar)
Justas Jasenka (vocals, electric guitar)
Rimantas Jasenka (bass guitar)
Laimonas Staniulionis (percussion)
past_members	Tomas Valeika (bass guitar 2001–2006)
Alexandr Litz (lead guitar 2001–2002)
Artur Zaikovski (lead guitar 2002–2003)
Andžej Zujevič (lead guitar 2003–2008)

Note

Lithuanian musical band

Justas Jasenka (vocals, electric guitar) Rimantas Jasenka (bass guitar) Laimonas Staniulionis (percussion) Alexandr Litz (lead guitar 2001–2002) Artur Zaikovski (lead guitar 2002–2003) Andžej Zujevič (lead guitar 2003–2008)

4Fun (sometimes also Julia & 4Fun) is a Lithuanian music band. They play a wide range of music styles, including rock, pop rock, and country. The band was created in 2001 and participated in several national and international festivals, including Visaginas Country and the Eurovision Song Contest.

Biography

4Fun had participated in the national selection for the Eurovision three times. After unsuccessful attempts in 2005 and 2006, 4Fun won the national selection with their lyrical ballad Love or Leave and performance involving shadow play in 2007. They outstripped two other superfinalists: Aistė Pilvelytė and Rūta Ščiogolevaitė. 4Fun represented Lithuania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki and finished 21st with 28 points, with major votes from Ireland (12 points) and Latvia (10 points). Lead singer Julija Ritčik received a wild card entry directly to the finals of the national selection for Eurovision 2008, but placed only 12th out of 14 contestants.

In 2008, 4Fun together with Latvian Valters & Kaža recorded song With U, which became a hit in Latvia.

Discography

Gyvas (Alive) – 2004
Dėlionė/A Puzzle – 2009 (a double CD: one in Lithuanian, another in English)

References

"About the band". 4FUN.
Floras, Stella. (2007-04-04). "Lithuania: 4Fun to Helsinki". esctoday.com.
(2004-05-25). "Sostinėje rengiama kantri muzikos šventė". [[Delfi.lt]].
(2008-10-08). "Naujoji "4FUN" daina – Nr.1 Latvijoje!". Klubas.lt.
(2009-04-21). "Grupė "4Fun" išleidžia dvigubą albumą ir kviečia į pristatymo koncertą Vilniuje". [[Delfi.lt]].
"Details: Lithuania 2007". Eurovision Song Contest History.
Augūnaitė, Diana. (2007-03-04). "Lietuvai "Eurovizijoje" atstovaus anglų k. mokytoja". [[Delfi.lt]].
Kviliūnaitė, Jurgita. (2007-04-08). "Julija Ritčik iš "4Fun" ir du jos vyrai".
Makselis, Arvydas. (2008-01-08). "Lithuania: All semi finalists announced". esctoday.com.

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