Delta Goodrem’s Eclipse hits the global charts after Eurovision 2026 Grand Final
- Troy Turner
- May 20
- 2 min read
We wrap up Delta Goodrem's current chart performance in the week following the 2026 Eurovision Grand Final.
Following Delta Goodrem’s fourth-place finish at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, her entry Eclipse has climbed to No. 10 on Kworb’s Worldwide iTunes Song Chart, marking one of the strongest international chart showings for an Australian Eurovision entry in recent years.
The chart result comes after a massive Eurovision week for Delta, who took Australia back to the Grand Final for the first time since 2023 and ultimately finished in fourth place with 287 points. That is Australia’s best Eurovision result since Dami Im’s iconic second place in 2016.
On Spotify, Eclipse also enjoyed a clear post-final lift across Europe. According to Kworb’s Spotify chart history, the song reached the daily Spotify charts in multiple countries following the Grand Final, including:
No. 13 in Austria
No. 17 in Finland
No. 18 in Sweden
No. 18 in Lithuania
No. 34 in Switzerland
No. 39 in Germany
No. 86 in Israel.
Its strongest listed daily Spotify stream total came from Germany, where it recorded 116,433 streams on 17 May.
Eclipse also continued to perform strongly across other platforms. As of 20 May, Kworb listed Eclipse at No. 3 (previously peaked at No. 1 during week) on iTunes Australia, No. 19 on iTunes United Kingdom, No. 15 on Apple Music Austria, No. 20 on Apple Music Malta, and No. 13 on Shazam Austria.
Delta’s Eurovision campaign has also helped boost wider interest in her catalogue. Kworb currently lists several of her albums charting internationally, including Innocent Eyes, Wings of the Wild, Bridge Over Troubled Dreams, Mistaken Identity and her forthcoming album Pure appearing across various iTunes and Apple Music album charts.
With a top-five Eurovision finish and chart movement across multiple markets, Delta's Eclipse has delivered one of Australia's strongest Eurovision moments in years.
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