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Delta Goodrem performing Tattoo

Delta Goodrem performing Tattoo

Eurovision 2026: Delta Goodrem covers Loreen's winning song Tattoo

Eurovision 2026

Kyriakos Tsinivits

2 days ago2 min read

Eurovision 2026: Delta Goodrem sings Eclipse live at the Amsterdam Eurovision in Concert pre-party

Eurovision 2026: Delta Goodrem sings Eclipse live at the Amsterdam Eurovision in Concert pre-party

Eurovision 2026: Delta Goodrem sings Eclipse live at the Amsterdam Eurovision in Concert pre-party

Eurovision pre-party

Kyriakos Tsinivits

5 days ago1 min read

Eurovision 2026: Delta Goodrem appears on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show

Eurovision 2026: Delta Goodrem appears on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show

Eurovision 2026: Delta Goodrem appears on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show

Australian Eurovision news

Laura Bird

Apr 75 min read

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Eurovision 2026: Meet Bulgaria's DARA and her song Bangaranga

Eurovision 2026: Meet Bulgaria's DARA and her song Bangaranga

Eurovision 2026: Meet Bulgaria's DARA and her song Bangaranga

Samuel Lee

7 days ago3 min read

Greece awards Australia points in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Greece awards Australia points in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Greece awards Australia points in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Kyriakos Tsinivits

7 days ago2 min read

Eurovision 2026: Aussievision team's semi-final 2 predictions

Eurovision 2026: Aussievision team's semi-final 2 predictions

Eurovision 2026: Aussievision team's semi-final 2 predictions

Hayley Bessell

7 days ago1 min read

Eurovision 2026: Meet Finland's Linda Lampenius and Pete Parkkonen and their song Liekinheitin

Eurovision 2026: Meet Finland's Linda Lampenius and Pete Parkkonen and their song Liekinheitin

Eurovision 2026: Meet Finland's Linda Lampenius and Pete Parkkonen and their song Liekinheitin

Samuel Lee

Apr 93 min read

Eurovision 2026: Meet Romania's Alexandra Căpitănescu and her song Choke Me!

Eurovision 2026: Meet Romania's Alexandra Căpitănescu and her song Choke Me!

Eurovision 2026: Meet Romania's Alexandra Căpitănescu and her song Choke Me!

aussievision

Apr 94 min read

Australia receives points from North Macedonia in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Australia receives points from North Macedonia in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Australia receives points from North Macedonia in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Kyriakos Tsinivits

Apr 92 min read

Eurovision 2026: Aussievision team's semi-final 1 predictions

Eurovision 2026: Aussievision team's semi-final 1 predictions

Eurovision 2026: Aussievision team's semi-final 1 predictions

Hayley Bessell

Apr 91 min read

Australian Eurovision fans face major travel disruption amid Middle East conflict

Australian Eurovision fans face major travel disruption amid Middle East conflict

Australian Eurovision fans face major travel disruption amid Middle East conflict

Dale Roberts

Apr 93 min read

Sweden's artist for Eurovision 2026 is Felicia with My System

Sweden's artist for Eurovision 2026 is Felicia with My System

Eurovision 2026: Meet Sweden’s FELICIA and her song My System

Joel Grace

Apr 84 min read

Eurovision odds vs results - how accurate are they?

Eurovision odds vs results - how accurate are they?

Eurovision odds vs results - how accurate are they?

Dale Roberts

Apr 88 min read

Australia scores its first points from Georgia in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Australia scores its first points from Georgia in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Australia scores its first points from Georgia in the INFE Poll for Eurovision 2026

Kyriakos Tsinivits

Apr 82 min read

Eurovision 2026: Meet Germany’s Sarah Engels and her song Fire

Eurovision 2026: Meet Germany’s Sarah Engels and her song Fire

Eurovision 2026: Meet Germany’s Sarah Engels and her song Fire

Paul Basilio

Apr 83 min read

Australia's Eurovision 2025 artist Go-Jo has announced an Aussie tour The Go-Jo Variety Show.

He will be embarking on a 7-date Aussie tour from June to July 2026.

Go-Jo's Australian The Go-Jo Variety Show Tour dates:

26 June 2026 — Factory Theatre, Sydney
27 June 2026 — Corner Hotel, Melbourne
3 July 2026 — Crowbar, Brisbane
4 July — Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
10 July 2026 — Rosemount Hotel, Perth
17 July 2026 — U.O.W, Wollongong
18 July 2026 — King St Bandroom, Newcastle

Pre-sale starts today!

#eurovision #esc #milkshakeman #eurovision2025 #esc2025 @heyimgojo

Australia's Eurovision 2025 artist Go-Jo has announced an Aussie tour The Go-Jo Variety Show.

He will be embarking on a 7-date Aussie tour from June to July 2026.

Go-Jo's Australian The Go-Jo Variety Show Tour dates:

26 June 2026 — Factory Theatre, Sydney
27 June 2026 — Corner Hotel, Melbourne
3 July 2026 — Crowbar, Brisbane
4 July — Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
10 July 2026 — Rosemount Hotel, Perth
17 July 2026 — U.O.W, Wollongong
18 July 2026 — King St Bandroom, Newcastle

Pre-sale starts today!

#eurovision #esc #milkshakeman #eurovision2025 #esc2025 @heyimgojo

SBS promo for Eurovision 2026 with Delta Goodrem and Courtney Act!

#eurovision #esc #australia #sbseurovision #eurovision2026 #esc2026

SBS promo for Eurovision 2026 with Delta Goodrem and Courtney Act!

#eurovision #esc #australia #sbseurovision #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Eurojury is back in 2026 with Australia's own Eurovision royalty @damiim and @bellapaigeofficial being announced as the first set of jurors for Australia this year.

Dami competed at Eurovision 2016 in Stockholm with the song Sound of Silence where she made the Grand Final, won the jury vote and finished second overall, giving Australia their best ever result in the Contest.

Bella competed in Junior Eurovision in 2015 which was held in Sofia Bulgaria. Bella sung a song penned by our very own 2026 representative, Delta Goodrem, called My Girls which finished in a respectable 8th place.

Eurojury is back after a one year break and is organised and run by the Eurovoix team.

Participating jury members are asked to rank their top ten songs of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, which will then be combined with the results of other jurors from their country to make up one national result. This national result, when added to those of other countries, will produce the final ‘jury vote’.

The jury is formed of artists, songwriters, and musicians who have competed at the Eurovision Song Contest or the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. You, of course, will also get to have a say in the results with 50% of the points being determined by an online vote.

In late April, the results of each jury will be revealed in a series of articles. Unlike previous years, we will reveal the exact top ten points of each of the juries in these articles, culminating in the announcement of the overall winner when we combine the jurors’ votes with those of the public.

#eurojury #eurovision #esc

Eurojury is back in 2026 with Australia's own Eurovision royalty @damiim and @bellapaigeofficial being announced as the first set of jurors for Australia this year.

Dami competed at Eurovision 2016 in Stockholm with the song Sound of Silence where she made the Grand Final, won the jury vote and finished second overall, giving Australia their best ever result in the Contest.

Bella competed in Junior Eurovision in 2015 which was held in Sofia Bulgaria. Bella sung a song penned by our very own 2026 representative, Delta Goodrem, called My Girls which finished in a respectable 8th place.

Eurojury is back after a one year break and is organised and run by the Eurovoix team.

Participating jury members are asked to rank their top ten songs of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, which will then be combined with the results of other jurors from their country to make up one national result. This national result, when added to those of other countries, will produce the final ‘jury vote’.

The jury is formed of artists, songwriters, and musicians who have competed at the Eurovision Song Contest or the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. You, of course, will also get to have a say in the results with 50% of the points being determined by an online vote.

In late April, the results of each jury will be revealed in a series of articles. Unlike previous years, we will reveal the exact top ten points of each of the juries in these articles, culminating in the announcement of the overall winner when we combine the jurors’ votes with those of the public.

#eurojury #eurovision #esc

Australian broadcaster SBS has announced that @danny_voyager from Voyager will be joining @courtneyact as part of Australian commentary team for Eurovision 2026.

Danny will be replacing Tony Armstrong this year due to a scheduling clash.

SBS released a statement saying:

"Tony Armstrong won’t be joining this year’s coverage due to a scheduling clash. We thank him for the energy, humour and heart he brought to Eurovision 2025, and can’t wait to see him back on SBS screens soon."

Danny is the charismatic frontman and keyboardist of the Aussie progressive metal band Voyager.

The band represented Australia at the Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool with their synth-driven track Promise.

They finished in 9th place in the Grand Final.

#eurovision #esc #australia #sbseurovision #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Australian broadcaster SBS has announced that @danny_voyager from Voyager will be joining @courtneyact as part of Australian commentary team for Eurovision 2026.

Danny will be replacing Tony Armstrong this year due to a scheduling clash.

SBS released a statement saying:

"Tony Armstrong won’t be joining this year’s coverage due to a scheduling clash. We thank him for the energy, humour and heart he brought to Eurovision 2025, and can’t wait to see him back on SBS screens soon."

Danny is the charismatic frontman and keyboardist of the Aussie progressive metal band Voyager.

The band represented Australia at the Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool with their synth-driven track Promise.

They finished in 9th place in the Grand Final.

#eurovision #esc #australia #sbseurovision #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Australia's Eurovision 2025 artist Go-Jo has announced his upcoming debut album and Aussie tour The Go-Jo Variety Show.

Go-Jo shared exciting news about his upcoming album during the Brisbane OGAE preview party.

"This is actually the first time I've told anybody this, I've been busy the last four months writing an album which is a massive achievement," he told the crowd.

"I'm very proud of this body of work and I reckon you guys are going to like it."

Go-Jo's debut album, called The Go-Jo Variety Show will be released on 26 June 2026.

You can pre-order the album now in digital, CD and vinyl formats along with exclusive t-shirt bundles here. All physical copies come signed.

Go-Jo revealed that the album is three years in the making and will feature songs from his Mrs. Hollywood and Milkshake Man days to now.

He then announced he will embarking on a 7-date Aussie tour from June to July 2026.

Go-Jo's Australian The Go-Jo Variety Show Tour dates:

26 June 2026 — Factory Theatre, Sydney
27 June 2026 — Corner Hotel, Melbourne
3 July 2026 — Crowbar, Brisbane
4 July — Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
10 July 2026 — Rosemount Hotel, Perth
17 July 2026 — U.O.W, Wollongong
18 July 2026 — King St Bandroom, Newcastle

Pre-sale starts today!

#eurovision #esc #milkshakeman #eurovision2025 #esc2025 @heyimgojo

Australia's Eurovision 2025 artist Go-Jo has announced his upcoming debut album and Aussie tour The Go-Jo Variety Show.

Go-Jo shared exciting news about his upcoming album during the Brisbane OGAE preview party.

"This is actually the first time I've told anybody this, I've been busy the last four months writing an album which is a massive achievement," he told the crowd.

"I'm very proud of this body of work and I reckon you guys are going to like it."

Go-Jo's debut album, called The Go-Jo Variety Show will be released on 26 June 2026.

You can pre-order the album now in digital, CD and vinyl formats along with exclusive t-shirt bundles here. All physical copies come signed.

Go-Jo revealed that the album is three years in the making and will feature songs from his Mrs. Hollywood and Milkshake Man days to now.

He then announced he will embarking on a 7-date Aussie tour from June to July 2026.

Go-Jo's Australian The Go-Jo Variety Show Tour dates:

26 June 2026 — Factory Theatre, Sydney
27 June 2026 — Corner Hotel, Melbourne
3 July 2026 — Crowbar, Brisbane
4 July — Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
10 July 2026 — Rosemount Hotel, Perth
17 July 2026 — U.O.W, Wollongong
18 July 2026 — King St Bandroom, Newcastle

Pre-sale starts today!

#eurovision #esc #milkshakeman #eurovision2025 #esc2025 @heyimgojo

In an Aussie pop throwback, @sister2sisterofficial feature in @deltagoodrem's Eurovision cover of Tattoo.

Australian pop nostalgia met Eurovision glamour this week, with some very familiar voices joining Delta Goodrem’s cover of the Eurovision-winning song Tattoo, originally performed by Loreen.

The backing vocalists? The Muscat sisters of Sister2Sister — one of Australia’s most recognisable pop duos.

Christine and Sharon Muscat are no strangers to performing with Delta, having previously supported her on tour — most recently at Mighty Hoopla Sydney.

The duo revealed on social media that their appearance on Tattoo came together at the last minute, learning the lyrics on the train ride to the studio.

Sister2Sister were a defining act of early 2000s Australian pop.

Their debut album One peaked at No. 3 on the ARIA Albums Chart and went gold, while singles Sister and What’s a Girl to Do? both reached the top five.

They also won Best Independent Release at the 2000 ARIA Music Awards before moving into TV and running their own singing school.

In recent years, the duo have returned to music, reconnecting with fans — making this moment with Delta feel both current and nostalgic.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #loreen #tattoo #sbseurovision

In an Aussie pop throwback, @sister2sisterofficial feature in @deltagoodrem's Eurovision cover of Tattoo.

Australian pop nostalgia met Eurovision glamour this week, with some very familiar voices joining Delta Goodrem’s cover of the Eurovision-winning song Tattoo, originally performed by Loreen.

The backing vocalists? The Muscat sisters of Sister2Sister — one of Australia’s most recognisable pop duos.

Christine and Sharon Muscat are no strangers to performing with Delta, having previously supported her on tour — most recently at Mighty Hoopla Sydney.

The duo revealed on social media that their appearance on Tattoo came together at the last minute, learning the lyrics on the train ride to the studio.

Sister2Sister were a defining act of early 2000s Australian pop.

Their debut album One peaked at No. 3 on the ARIA Albums Chart and went gold, while singles Sister and What’s a Girl to Do? both reached the top five.

They also won Best Independent Release at the 2000 ARIA Music Awards before moving into TV and running their own singing school.

In recent years, the duo have returned to music, reconnecting with fans — making this moment with Delta feel both current and nostalgic.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #loreen #tattoo #sbseurovision

Delta Goodrem has covered @loreenofficial's huge Eurovision 2023 winning song Tattoo for the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

@deltagoodrem has been delighting fans over in Europe with her live appearances at shows and pre-parties performing her Eurovision 2026 entry Eclipse.

She has stepped further within the Eurovision world covering one of the Contest's biggest hits Tattoo.

The cover is part of a series by Eurovision organisers called Eurovision Song Contest... A Little Bit More where exclusive performances, remixes and cover songs are released from the artists of the current year.

Tattoo was performed by Loreen at Eurovision 2023 when she competed for Sweden for a second time.

She secured Sweden's seventh Eurovision win and her second win as an artist, where she joined Johnny Logan as only the second artist to win two Eurovision trophies.

Tattoo became a massive worldwide hit where it reached No. 1 in eleven countries and has amassed over 878 million streams on Spotify alone. It is the third most streamed Eurovision song ever on Spotify.

During Delta's pre-party appearances she praised Loreen when asked about her favourite Eurovision artists.

Earlier in April Delta released a remix version of her Eurovision 2026 entry Eclipse as part of the Eurovision Song Contest... A Little Bit More series, which you can check out here.

Delta has recently returned to Australia after spending several weeks in Europe doing pre-parties and preparing for the Contest.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #loreen #tattoo #sbseurovision

Delta Goodrem has covered @loreenofficial's huge Eurovision 2023 winning song Tattoo for the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

@deltagoodrem has been delighting fans over in Europe with her live appearances at shows and pre-parties performing her Eurovision 2026 entry Eclipse.

She has stepped further within the Eurovision world covering one of the Contest's biggest hits Tattoo.

The cover is part of a series by Eurovision organisers called Eurovision Song Contest... A Little Bit More where exclusive performances, remixes and cover songs are released from the artists of the current year.

Tattoo was performed by Loreen at Eurovision 2023 when she competed for Sweden for a second time.

She secured Sweden's seventh Eurovision win and her second win as an artist, where she joined Johnny Logan as only the second artist to win two Eurovision trophies.

Tattoo became a massive worldwide hit where it reached No. 1 in eleven countries and has amassed over 878 million streams on Spotify alone. It is the third most streamed Eurovision song ever on Spotify.

During Delta's pre-party appearances she praised Loreen when asked about her favourite Eurovision artists.

Earlier in April Delta released a remix version of her Eurovision 2026 entry Eclipse as part of the Eurovision Song Contest... A Little Bit More series, which you can check out here.

Delta has recently returned to Australia after spending several weeks in Europe doing pre-parties and preparing for the Contest.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #loreen #tattoo #sbseurovision

Australia has picked up more points in the OGAE Poll for Eurovision 2026.

Each year the OGAE Eurovision fan clubs from across the world vote for their favourite Eurovision songs ahead of the Contest.

The clubs are part of Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision (OGAE) International who each year conduct a pre-Eurovision Song Contest poll. Every national club casts a vote from all entries participating, using the same scoring system as the one at Eurovision.

Austria is the fourth club to reveal their points with Delta Goodrem's Eclipse for Australia picking up 7 points for finishing 4th in the poll.

Austria's votes were as follows:

12 points - Finland
10 - Denmark
8 - Sweden
7 - AUSTRALIA
6 - Greece
5 - Cyprus
4 - France
3 - Italy
2 - Bulgaria
1 - Moldova

This follows the 6 points Australia picked from OGAE Romania in April.

Current OGAE Poll 2026 tally

After four countries have voted, the current standings as of 14 April 2026 are:

1. Finland – 48 points
2. AUSTRALIA – 29 points
3. Greece – 28 points
4. Cyprus – 28 points
5. Denmark – 25 points
6. Sweden – 25 points
7. Italy – 11 points
8. Bulgaria – 11 points
9. France – 10 points
10. Albania – 5 points
11. Malta – 3 points
12. Moldova – 2 points
13. Montenegro – 2 points
14. Czechia – 2 points
15. Israel – 1 point
16. Norway – 1 point

#ogae #ogaepoll #eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Australia has picked up more points in the OGAE Poll for Eurovision 2026.

Each year the OGAE Eurovision fan clubs from across the world vote for their favourite Eurovision songs ahead of the Contest.

The clubs are part of Organisation Générale des Amateurs de l'Eurovision (OGAE) International who each year conduct a pre-Eurovision Song Contest poll. Every national club casts a vote from all entries participating, using the same scoring system as the one at Eurovision.

Austria is the fourth club to reveal their points with Delta Goodrem's Eclipse for Australia picking up 7 points for finishing 4th in the poll.

Austria's votes were as follows:

12 points - Finland
10 - Denmark
8 - Sweden
7 - AUSTRALIA
6 - Greece
5 - Cyprus
4 - France
3 - Italy
2 - Bulgaria
1 - Moldova

This follows the 6 points Australia picked from OGAE Romania in April.

Current OGAE Poll 2026 tally

After four countries have voted, the current standings as of 14 April 2026 are:

1. Finland – 48 points
2. AUSTRALIA – 29 points
3. Greece – 28 points
4. Cyprus – 28 points
5. Denmark – 25 points
6. Sweden – 25 points
7. Italy – 11 points
8. Bulgaria – 11 points
9. France – 10 points
10. Albania – 5 points
11. Malta – 3 points
12. Moldova – 2 points
13. Montenegro – 2 points
14. Czechia – 2 points
15. Israel – 1 point
16. Norway – 1 point

#ogae #ogaepoll #eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on views on YouTube.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 YouTube rankings, from 6 to 12 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on views on YouTube.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 YouTube rankings, from 6 to 12 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 Spotify rankings, from 6 to 12 April 2026.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 Spotify rankings, from 6 to 12 April 2026.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify and views on YouTube.

Here are the weekly charts of the combined Spotify and YouTube rankings based on streams and views from 6 to 12 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify and views on YouTube.

Here are the weekly charts of the combined Spotify and YouTube rankings based on streams and views from 6 to 12 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Delta Goodrem performs Eclipse live at Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam @eurovisioninconcert – collated clips from fan sites and fans!

video credits in video

@deltagoodrem #eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #australia

Delta Goodrem performs Eclipse live at Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam @eurovisioninconcert – collated clips from fan sites and fans!

video credits in video

@deltagoodrem #eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #australia

Australia’s own Delta Goodrem at Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam meeting other Eurovision 2026 artists.

She performed Eclipse live at the AFAS Live.

More to come!

Image video credits to @deltagoodrem, @essylaoff

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Australia’s own Delta Goodrem at Eurovision in Concert in Amsterdam meeting other Eurovision 2026 artists.

She performed Eclipse live at the AFAS Live.

More to come!

Image video credits to @deltagoodrem, @essylaoff

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Dutch Eurovision 2024 artist joostklein made history as one of the few Eurovision acts to perform at Coachella.

His appearance at the sold-out festival forms part of a massive world tour spanning South America, North America, Europe and Oceania.

Joost performed on 10 April on the Gobi stage, appearing on the same night as headliner Sabrina Carpenter.

He is set to perform next week again for his second show at Coachella on 17 April 2026.

You can watch Joost's show on the Coachella YouTube channel search for the Gobi stage video.

#coachella #eurovision #esc

Dutch Eurovision 2024 artist joostklein made history as one of the few Eurovision acts to perform at Coachella.

His appearance at the sold-out festival forms part of a massive world tour spanning South America, North America, Europe and Oceania.

Joost performed on 10 April on the Gobi stage, appearing on the same night as headliner Sabrina Carpenter.

He is set to perform next week again for his second show at Coachella on 17 April 2026.

You can watch Joost's show on the Coachella YouTube channel search for the Gobi stage video.

#coachella #eurovision #esc

Flat use at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 is set to look a little different this year, with new rules introduced as part of a wider safety crackdown in Austria.

In an email sent to ticket holders, organisers made it clear the changes are being driven by stricter safety requirements.

“Due to tightened safety regulations following the tragic events in Crans-Montana and corresponding official guidelines and requirements in Austria, all flags brought into the Wiener Stadthalle… must meet the Austrian safety standard.”

Crans-Montana is referring to the fire disaster at a venue in the ski-resort town during New Year's celebrations.

41 people were killed and 115 were injured.

The Austrian safety standard, ÖNORM B 3822 / DIN EN 13501-1, relates to fire safety, meaning any flag brought into the venue must meet specific material requirements.

Proof required at the door

The practical impact for fans is significant.

Organisers have confirmed that anyone bringing their own flag may be asked to prove it meets the required certification when entering the venue.

“Wherever you purchase your flag you must ensure it has the appropriate certificate… which you will be asked to show on entry to the venue," the email read.

For most fans travelling internationally, that’s not something they’re likely to have on hand or know where to purchase from.

Eurovision shop is the safest option

Instead, organisers are pointing fans towards the official Eurovision shop as the easiest way to guarantee entry.

“A simple way to ensure you have the correctly certified flag is to visit the Eurovision shop.”

The shop will offer a wide range of options, including 197 country flags, EU flags, and both Rainbow and Progress Pride flags. All will be produced locally in Vienna and compliant with safety standards.

Flags from Palestine, Kosovo and Taiwan are available to order.

Fans can pre-order these ahead of the Contest and collect them at the venue.

“Preordering your flag is highly recommended.”

Without doing so, availability on the day may be limited.

Handheld flags are from €7.50 ($12.40 AUD) each while a large flag is €13.50 ($22.40 AUD).

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Flat use at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 is set to look a little different this year, with new rules introduced as part of a wider safety crackdown in Austria.

In an email sent to ticket holders, organisers made it clear the changes are being driven by stricter safety requirements.

“Due to tightened safety regulations following the tragic events in Crans-Montana and corresponding official guidelines and requirements in Austria, all flags brought into the Wiener Stadthalle… must meet the Austrian safety standard.”

Crans-Montana is referring to the fire disaster at a venue in the ski-resort town during New Year's celebrations.

41 people were killed and 115 were injured.

The Austrian safety standard, ÖNORM B 3822 / DIN EN 13501-1, relates to fire safety, meaning any flag brought into the venue must meet specific material requirements.

Proof required at the door

The practical impact for fans is significant.

Organisers have confirmed that anyone bringing their own flag may be asked to prove it meets the required certification when entering the venue.

“Wherever you purchase your flag you must ensure it has the appropriate certificate… which you will be asked to show on entry to the venue," the email read.

For most fans travelling internationally, that’s not something they’re likely to have on hand or know where to purchase from.

Eurovision shop is the safest option

Instead, organisers are pointing fans towards the official Eurovision shop as the easiest way to guarantee entry.

“A simple way to ensure you have the correctly certified flag is to visit the Eurovision shop.”

The shop will offer a wide range of options, including 197 country flags, EU flags, and both Rainbow and Progress Pride flags. All will be produced locally in Vienna and compliant with safety standards.

Flags from Palestine, Kosovo and Taiwan are available to order.

Fans can pre-order these ahead of the Contest and collect them at the venue.

“Preordering your flag is highly recommended.”

Without doing so, availability on the day may be limited.

Handheld flags are from €7.50 ($12.40 AUD) each while a large flag is €13.50 ($22.40 AUD).

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Australia's Eurovision 2026 artist @deltagoodrem has made it to Amsterdam, The Netherlands as she is set to perform as part of the line up for this year's Eurovision in Concert.

The event will take place on Saturday 11 April (Sunday 12 April in Australia) and will be held at AFAS Live in Amsterdam.

Photo credit: @eurovisioninconcert

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Australia's Eurovision 2026 artist @deltagoodrem has made it to Amsterdam, The Netherlands as she is set to perform as part of the line up for this year's Eurovision in Concert.

The event will take place on Saturday 11 April (Sunday 12 April in Australia) and will be held at AFAS Live in Amsterdam.

Photo credit: @eurovisioninconcert

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Over the weekend, Dutch Eurovision 2024 artist Joost is set to make history as one of the few Eurovision acts to perform at Coachella.

His appearance at the sold-out festival forms part of a massive world tour spanning South America, North America, Europe and Oceania.

Joost will be performing on 10 and 17 April on the Gobi stage, appearing on the same night as headliner Sabrina Carpenter.

Joost isn’t the first Eurovision artist to take to the Coachella stage, with a small number of alumni appearing at the festival over the years.

Kate Miller-Heidke’s early Coachella moment

Before representing Australia at Eurovision 2019 with Zero Gravity, Kate Miller-Heidke performed at Coachella in 2010.

Taking to the Gobi stage on the same day Jay-Z headlined, she showcased her unique blend of folk-pop and operatic vocals.

Her performance featured her signature high “flutter,” energising the crowd while promoting her 2008 album Curiouser.

Måneskin’s post-Eurovision breakthrough

Following their Eurovision victory for Italy in 2021, Måneskin made their Coachella debut in April 2022.

Performing across both weekends on the Mojave stage, the Italian rock band delivered a high-energy set featuring hits like ZITTI E BUONI and MAMMAMIA.

Their performance also included popular covers such as Beggin’ and Britney Spears’ Womanizer, along with a new track dedicated to Ukraine, We’re Gonna Dance On Gasoline.

A huge year for Joost

Joost’s Coachella appearance caps off an already massive year for the Dutch artist.

He released his latest album Kleinkunst on New Year’s Day, a project widely seen as a nod to the Dutch “oudejaarsconference”—a traditional end-of-year cabaret reflecting on major events.

His global tour includes more than 30 dates across multiple continents, with an Australian leg scheduled for December.

In promotional material, Joost shared that he has “never been to Australia before,” adding extra excitement for local fans.

joostklein #coachella #eurovision #esc

Over the weekend, Dutch Eurovision 2024 artist Joost is set to make history as one of the few Eurovision acts to perform at Coachella.

His appearance at the sold-out festival forms part of a massive world tour spanning South America, North America, Europe and Oceania.

Joost will be performing on 10 and 17 April on the Gobi stage, appearing on the same night as headliner Sabrina Carpenter.

Joost isn’t the first Eurovision artist to take to the Coachella stage, with a small number of alumni appearing at the festival over the years.

Kate Miller-Heidke’s early Coachella moment

Before representing Australia at Eurovision 2019 with Zero Gravity, Kate Miller-Heidke performed at Coachella in 2010.

Taking to the Gobi stage on the same day Jay-Z headlined, she showcased her unique blend of folk-pop and operatic vocals.

Her performance featured her signature high “flutter,” energising the crowd while promoting her 2008 album Curiouser.

Måneskin’s post-Eurovision breakthrough

Following their Eurovision victory for Italy in 2021, Måneskin made their Coachella debut in April 2022.

Performing across both weekends on the Mojave stage, the Italian rock band delivered a high-energy set featuring hits like ZITTI E BUONI and MAMMAMIA.

Their performance also included popular covers such as Beggin’ and Britney Spears’ Womanizer, along with a new track dedicated to Ukraine, We’re Gonna Dance On Gasoline.

A huge year for Joost

Joost’s Coachella appearance caps off an already massive year for the Dutch artist.

He released his latest album Kleinkunst on New Year’s Day, a project widely seen as a nod to the Dutch “oudejaarsconference”—a traditional end-of-year cabaret reflecting on major events.

His global tour includes more than 30 dates across multiple continents, with an Australian leg scheduled for December.

In promotional material, Joost shared that he has “never been to Australia before,” adding extra excitement for local fans.

joostklein #coachella #eurovision #esc

UK Eurovision 2026 representative Sam Battle, known as @lookmumnocomputer, has welcomed a baby boy over a month out from the Contest.

The artist shared the news on Instagram, revealing his son Max had been born “happy healthy” and that he would be back soon.

The arrival adds an unexpected personal dimension to the UK’s Eurovision campaign, with Sam now balancing preparations for the 2026 contest alongside becoming a first-time father.

His partner, Melanie King, had recently hinted the birth was close, sharing she was “36w pregnant” during a visit to Elmley National Nature Reserve on March 19.

She wrote: “It was so amazing to watch the birds from the bath, all I want is to be in water right now.”

With Eurovision fast approaching, attention will now turn to how the UK act’s preparations unfold in the lead-up to the contest.

Look Mum No Computer's entry has already generated buzz for its experimental style.

The song finished in the Top 10 of the Aussievision team rankings and also in our public poll.

Perhaps becoming a father will create even more buzz and inspire Sam for his Eurovision 2026 campaign.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

UK Eurovision 2026 representative Sam Battle, known as @lookmumnocomputer, has welcomed a baby boy over a month out from the Contest.

The artist shared the news on Instagram, revealing his son Max had been born “happy healthy” and that he would be back soon.

The arrival adds an unexpected personal dimension to the UK’s Eurovision campaign, with Sam now balancing preparations for the 2026 contest alongside becoming a first-time father.

His partner, Melanie King, had recently hinted the birth was close, sharing she was “36w pregnant” during a visit to Elmley National Nature Reserve on March 19.

She wrote: “It was so amazing to watch the birds from the bath, all I want is to be in water right now.”

With Eurovision fast approaching, attention will now turn to how the UK act’s preparations unfold in the lead-up to the contest.

Look Mum No Computer's entry has already generated buzz for its experimental style.

The song finished in the Top 10 of the Aussievision team rankings and also in our public poll.

Perhaps becoming a father will create even more buzz and inspire Sam for his Eurovision 2026 campaign.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however share the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with ESCToday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll, and the results for 2026 have started to be released.

Overnight Australia received its third set of points (after scoring points from North Macedonia yesterday) in the INFE 2026 Eurovision poll, this time from Greece!

Here are the results from INFE Greece:

12 points - Cyprus
10 points - Finland
8 points - Denmark
7 points - Sweden
6 points - France
5 points - Bulgaria
4 points - AUSTRALIA
3 points - Albania
2 points - Romania
1 points - Croatia

This places Australia in 6th place overall after four nations have voted.

Votes from each country will continue to be released each day in the lead up to the Contest in May.

Image credit: INFE Network

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026 #infe #infenetwork

The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however share the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with ESCToday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll, and the results for 2026 have started to be released.

Overnight Australia received its third set of points (after scoring points from North Macedonia yesterday) in the INFE 2026 Eurovision poll, this time from Greece!

Here are the results from INFE Greece:

12 points - Cyprus
10 points - Finland
8 points - Denmark
7 points - Sweden
6 points - France
5 points - Bulgaria
4 points - AUSTRALIA
3 points - Albania
2 points - Romania
1 points - Croatia

This places Australia in 6th place overall after four nations have voted.

Votes from each country will continue to be released each day in the lead up to the Contest in May.

Image credit: INFE Network

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026 #infe #infenetwork

Who will qualify from semi-final 1? Dale and Liv discuss (and disagree on) who will get through. Plus, we celebrate the 500th episode of the Aussievision podcast!

Listen via Apple, Spotify or wherever you get them!

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026

Who will qualify from semi-final 1? Dale and Liv discuss (and disagree on) who will get through. Plus, we celebrate the 500th episode of the Aussievision podcast!

Listen via Apple, Spotify or wherever you get them!

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026

The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however share the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with ESCToday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll, and the results for 2026 have started to be released.

Overnight Australia received its second set of points (after scoring points from Georgia yesterday) in the INFE 2026 Eurovision poll, this time from North Macedonia!

Here are the results from INFE North Macedonia:

12 points - Finland
10 points - AUSTRALIA
8 points - Greece
7 points - Italy
6 points - Sweden
5 points - Denmark
4 points - Romania
3 points - Czechia
2 points - Bulgaria
1 points - Ukraine

This places Australia in 4th place overall after three nations have voted.

Votes from each country will continue to be released each day in the lead up to the Contest in May.

Image credit: INFE Network

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026 #infe #infenetwork

The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however share the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with ESCToday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll, and the results for 2026 have started to be released.

Overnight Australia received its second set of points (after scoring points from Georgia yesterday) in the INFE 2026 Eurovision poll, this time from North Macedonia!

Here are the results from INFE North Macedonia:

12 points - Finland
10 points - AUSTRALIA
8 points - Greece
7 points - Italy
6 points - Sweden
5 points - Denmark
4 points - Romania
3 points - Czechia
2 points - Bulgaria
1 points - Ukraine

This places Australia in 4th place overall after three nations have voted.

Votes from each country will continue to be released each day in the lead up to the Contest in May.

Image credit: INFE Network

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026 #infe #infenetwork

What songs did LGBTQIA+ voters love in our Eurovision 2026 public poll?

Last week, we revealed the results of our public poll on the Eurovision songs of 2026.

434 people voted, giving 2,170 "televote" points with the majority (56.5%) from Europe and the Rest of the World.

Delta from Australia with Eclipse took the top spot, though Finland took out the victory from European voters.

In the poll, we also captured the demographic information of voters so we could break down the results a little further.

Today, we look at which songs were favoured by the LGBTQIA+ community.

38% of the voters identified themselves as part of the LGBTQIA+ community in the poll

50% indicated they were not part of the community, and 12% preferred not to say

83% of the LGBTQIA+ voters were male.

This is the Top 10 by LGBTQIA+ voters.

So Australia is the favourite with LGBTQIA+ fans, but this was also the same result for queer fans from Europe and the Rest of the World.

Denmark actually climbed to 2nd place with LGBTQIA+ voters in Europe, with Finland dropping to 3rd.

Straight voters had the exact same Top 3:
1. Australia
2. Finland
3. Denmark

Check out the full Top 20 as voted by the LGBTQIA+ community and more analysis in our article, on our website. Link in bio.

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026

What songs did LGBTQIA+ voters love in our Eurovision 2026 public poll?

Last week, we revealed the results of our public poll on the Eurovision songs of 2026.

434 people voted, giving 2,170 "televote" points with the majority (56.5%) from Europe and the Rest of the World.

Delta from Australia with Eclipse took the top spot, though Finland took out the victory from European voters.

In the poll, we also captured the demographic information of voters so we could break down the results a little further.

Today, we look at which songs were favoured by the LGBTQIA+ community.

38% of the voters identified themselves as part of the LGBTQIA+ community in the poll

50% indicated they were not part of the community, and 12% preferred not to say

83% of the LGBTQIA+ voters were male.

This is the Top 10 by LGBTQIA+ voters.

So Australia is the favourite with LGBTQIA+ fans, but this was also the same result for queer fans from Europe and the Rest of the World.

Denmark actually climbed to 2nd place with LGBTQIA+ voters in Europe, with Finland dropping to 3rd.

Straight voters had the exact same Top 3:
1. Australia
2. Finland
3. Denmark

Check out the full Top 20 as voted by the LGBTQIA+ community and more analysis in our article, on our website. Link in bio.

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026

Australia's 2026 Eurovision artist @deltagoodrem has continued her Eurovision promotion in the United Kingdom, where she appeared on BBC's Radio 2 Breakfast Show.

The appearance comes after she was seen on BBC's The One Show and ITV's This Morning, as well as delighting fans with a surprise pop-up performance in London.

Host Gary Davies interviewed the Eclipse singer about her career, her Eurovision journey, preparations for the upcoming performance on one of the world's biggest stages, and even asked some questions about her fellow competitors at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

Check out the full interview in our article on our website, link in bio.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #sbseurovision

Australia's 2026 Eurovision artist @deltagoodrem has continued her Eurovision promotion in the United Kingdom, where she appeared on BBC's Radio 2 Breakfast Show.

The appearance comes after she was seen on BBC's The One Show and ITV's This Morning, as well as delighting fans with a surprise pop-up performance in London.

Host Gary Davies interviewed the Eclipse singer about her career, her Eurovision journey, preparations for the upcoming performance on one of the world's biggest stages, and even asked some questions about her fellow competitors at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

Check out the full interview in our article on our website, link in bio.

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026 #sbseurovision

The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however share the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with ESCToday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll, and the results for 2026 have started to be released.

Overnight Australia received its first points in the INFE 2026 Eurovision poll from Georgia!

Here are the results from INFE Georgia:

12 points - Finland
10 points - France
8 points - Cyprus
7 points - Israel
6 points - AUSTRALIA
5 points - Denmark
4 points - Greece
3 points - Albania
2 points - Malta
1 points - Sweden

This places Australia in 10th place overall after two nations have voted.

Votes from each country will continue to be released each day in the lead up to the Contest in May.

Image credit: INFE Network

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026 #infe #infenetwork

The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however share the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with ESCToday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll, and the results for 2026 have started to be released.

Overnight Australia received its first points in the INFE 2026 Eurovision poll from Georgia!

Here are the results from INFE Georgia:

12 points - Finland
10 points - France
8 points - Cyprus
7 points - Israel
6 points - AUSTRALIA
5 points - Denmark
4 points - Greece
3 points - Albania
2 points - Malta
1 points - Sweden

This places Australia in 10th place overall after two nations have voted.

Votes from each country will continue to be released each day in the lead up to the Contest in May.

Image credit: INFE Network

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc #esc2026 #infe #infenetwork

Today we take a look at how our Australian entries from 2015 onwards are faring on Spotify. This is the top 10from streaming figures as of 7 April 2026.

Just missing out on the top 10 are:
11. ELECTRIC FIELDS, One Milkali (One Blood) (2024) - 4,487,489
12. DELTA GOODREM, Eclipse (2026) - 1,497,975

@damiim hold the most streamed Aussie Eurovision song on Spotify!

#eurovision #esc #eurovisionaustralia #sbseurovision

Today we take a look at how our Australian entries from 2015 onwards are faring on Spotify. This is the top 10from streaming figures as of 7 April 2026.

Just missing out on the top 10 are:
11. ELECTRIC FIELDS, One Milkali (One Blood) (2024) - 4,487,489
12. DELTA GOODREM, Eclipse (2026) - 1,497,975

@damiim hold the most streamed Aussie Eurovision song on Spotify!

#eurovision #esc #eurovisionaustralia #sbseurovision

Today, the ESC Top 100 countdown took place on @joy_eurovision, Melbourne's own LGBTIQA+ radio station.

The 100 Eurovision songs have been decided by votes from members of JOY Media as well as the official Eurovision fan club, @ogae_australia.

The show was hosted by the JOY Eurovision team with members of the OGAE Australia joining them throughout the day (including Aussievision contributors Fleur and Paul!)

This is the seventh edition of the countdown with Dami Im's Sound of Silence winning in 2019 and Loreen's Euphoria taking the crown in 2020, 2022, 2023 and 2025 (the year of the 2024 countdown belong to a certain man in green - Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha).

However, this year, Queen Loreen has retained her crown!

#ogaeaustralia #eurovision #esc

Today, the ESC Top 100 countdown took place on @joy_eurovision, Melbourne's own LGBTIQA+ radio station.

The 100 Eurovision songs have been decided by votes from members of JOY Media as well as the official Eurovision fan club, @ogae_australia.

The show was hosted by the JOY Eurovision team with members of the OGAE Australia joining them throughout the day (including Aussievision contributors Fleur and Paul!)

This is the seventh edition of the countdown with Dami Im's Sound of Silence winning in 2019 and Loreen's Euphoria taking the crown in 2020, 2022, 2023 and 2025 (the year of the 2024 countdown belong to a certain man in green - Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha).

However, this year, Queen Loreen has retained her crown!

#ogaeaustralia #eurovision #esc

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on views on YouTube.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 YouTube rankings, from 30 March to 5 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on views on YouTube.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 YouTube rankings, from 30 March to 5 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 Spotify rankings, from 30 March to 5 April 2026.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify.

Here is the weekly charts of top 10 Spotify rankings, from 30 March to 5 April 2026.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

Eurovision excitement stepped up another gear again this week!

Check out all the latest here.

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Eurovision excitement stepped up another gear again this week!

Check out all the latest here.

#eurovision #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify and views on YouTube.

Here are the weekly charts of the combined Spotify and YouTube rankings based on streams and views from 30 March to 5 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

We continue our weekly look at how the Eurovision 2026 songs rank based on streams on Spotify and views on YouTube.

Here are the weekly charts of the combined Spotify and YouTube rankings based on streams and views from 30 March to 5 April 2026.

YouTube views from videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.

Check out the full rankings of all the charts in our article, on our website, link in bio

#eurovision #esc #eurovision2026 #esc2026

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