Delta Goodrem is tackling all 11 Eurovision Asia songs in their languages

Australian Eurovision star Delta Goodrem is throwing her support behind the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia by recording her own versions of all 11 competing entries.

The performances are being released daily on Eurovision Asia's Instagram page, with Delta taking on each song in its original language.

With the entries featuring a mix of English and local languages, the Eclipse singer isn't shying away from the linguistic challenge.

Her first performance was Bangladesh's entry, Beatmosphere's Tumi Ele, which saw Delta singing in Bengali while accompanying herself on piano.

The performance has already received an enthusiastic response from fans, with Instagram user @babak_golkar commenting: "If u had told me @deltagoodrem singing in Bengali 🤯🙌❤️🔥"

Over the coming days, Delta will tackle the remaining ten entries, including Bhutan's Lhayi Semo, the Philippines' Sobra-Sobra, South Korea's DEEP DIVE and Vietnam's EM TIÊN.

In return, each of the 11 participating artists also has a surprise in store for Delta, with Beatmosphere performing Eclipse for her at the end of the Instagram clip.

The project comes as Delta is competing on the UK's Strictly Come Dancing, where she recently returned from a rib injury and scored the first 10 of the series.

The inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia takes place at One Bangkok Forum in Bangkok, Thailand, on Saturday 14 November 2026.