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Top 10 most streamed Eurovision songs of all time on Spotify

  • Writer: aussievision
    aussievision
  • 1 day ago
  • 4 min read

Updated: 12 hours ago




(This article was previously published in 2023, 2024 and 2025 and has now been updated on 13 February 2026).


The Eurovision Song Contest is a great platform for artists and songs to be recognised by millions around the world. After the Contest several songs continue on a life of their own with many obtaining huge milestones when it comes to online music streaming.


Today we take a look at the Top 10 most streamed Eurovision songs of all time on Spotify. The majority of songs competed at Eurovision over the last few decades, except one beloved song from almost 50 years ago!


Before we get to the list, the Eurovision songs that just missed out on the Top 10 are:


  • Dadi Freyr - Think about things (Iceland, 2020) - 165,724,672 streams

  • Mahmood and Blanco - Brividi (Italy, 2022) - 168,853,805 streams

  • Måns Zelmerlöw - Heroes (Sweden, 2015) - 173,842,854 streams

  • Käärijä - Cha Cha Cha (Finland, 2023) - 192,982,299 streams

  • Joost Klein - Europapa (Netherlands, 2024) - 207,053,181 streams


Also, in case you are wondering, the most streamed songs from the 2025 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest were:


  • KAJ - Bara bada bastu (Sweden) with 118,890,242 streams

  • NAPA - Deslocado (Portugal) - 117,009,789 streams

  • Tommy Cash - Espresso Macchiato (Estonia) 111,249,482 streams


The Top 10 most streamed songs:

(updated 13 February 2026)


10. Barbara Pravi - Voilà (France, 2021)

210,462,457 streams


Voilà is the second entry from the 2021 edition of the Contest in the top 10 and only French entry. Barbara Pravi rounds out the top 10 with an impressive 210 million streams.



9. Alessandra - Queen of Kings (Norway, 2023)

217,715,554 streams



Despite finishing fifth at Eurovision 2023, Queen of Kings is one of three songs from 2023 to make the list (so far). Alessandra did finish third in the public vote in Liverpool and had already gained traction on streaming charts before the Contest started.



8. Loreen - Euphoria (Sweden, 2012)

350,612,152 streams



Loreen is the only Eurovision artists to have two of their entries in the top 10 most streamed Eurovision songs. Both versions of Euphoria (album and single versions) combined have amassed over 350million streams!



7. Mahmood - Soldi (Italy, 2019)

365,436,414 streams



While Soldi by Mahmood finished in the runner up spot at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2019, the song skyrocketed in popularity across Europe and through streaming on Spotify. It used to be the most streamed Eurovision song ever until it was knocked off the top spot by Duncan Laurence’s Arcade, it now sits as the 7th most streamed Eurovision song.


6. ABBA - Waterloo (Sweden, 1974)

460,219,383 streams



It is no surprise that one of the most memorable and well-known Eurovision winning songs is among the Top 10 most streamed Eurovision songs on Spotify. 50 years since its release, Waterloo is now over 460 million streams.



5. Alexander Rybak - Fairytale (Norway, 2009)

517,900,931 streams


Norway’s last Eurovision winning song Fairytale by Alexander Rybak gained a resurgence on social media, thanks to TikTok and Instagram, which is translating to increased streaming numbers on Spotify.



4. Måneskin - Zitti E Buoni (Italy, 2021)

586,104,244 streams



Zitti E Buoni by Måneskin is one of the few successful rock songs at Eurovision. Måneskin’s Eurovision win was only the start of their huge success.


After Eurovision their cover of Frankie Valli's Beggin catapulted them into huge success across the world. The Italian superstars have gone on to open for artists like the Rolling Stones, performed at Coachella and were nominated for Best New Artist at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards.



3. Loreen - Tattoo (Sweden, 2023)

851,499,729 streams



It is now three years since Eurovision 2023 and the winning entry Tattoo by double Eurovision winner Loreen is still amassing a huge amount of streams on Spotify.


2. Rosa Linn - Snap (Armenia, 2022)

1,377,379,706 streams



Snap by Rosa Linn was one of the biggest success stories from Eurovision 2022 when it went viral on TikTok and charted around the world despite only finishing in 20th place at the Eurovision Grand Final.


Snap is the fastest Eurovision song to ever reach half a billion streams on Spotify. The song managed to reach the US Billboard Hot 100 chart peaking at No. 67, it also reached No. 20 on the ARIA singles chart in Australia and is played regularly on commercial radio.


1. Duncan Laurence - Arcade (The Netherlands, 2019)

1,502,828,922 streams


Duncan Laurence’s Eurovision winning song Arcade is an unstoppable force, now surpassing 1.5 billion million streams, a first for a Eurovision song, taking the crown as the most streamed Eurovision song on Spotify ever.


Arcade rose to worldwide prominence after going viral on TikTok and then started to dominate music singles charts across the globe. The song reached No. 1 in the Netherlands, Estonia, and Iceland, the Top 5 across Europe and Asia and No. 30 on the US Billboard Hot 100.


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