Top Australian Eurovision Songs on Spotify
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2025 marks Australia's eleventh year competing at the Eurovision Song Contest, which means we now have eleven songs that have had the honour of representing us in the competition!
In the lead up to Eurovision 2025, we've already looked at how well this year's crop of 37 songs are doing across all platforms.
So now let's take a look at how our Australian entries from 2015-2025 are faring on Spotify with a countdown from 11 to 1 (streaming figures as of 5 May 2025).
11. Go-Jo (2025) - Milkshake Man - 3,336,209 streams
Our very own Milkshake Man is hard at work on the ground in Basel rehearsing for Eurovision 2025! He already broke the record for the quickest Australian entry to get to 1 million streams on Spotify and is well on track to rack up big numbers once the contest starts. We can't wait to see how Go-Jo goes at Basel 2025!
10. Electric Fields (2024) - One Milkali (One Blood) - 4,042,906 streams
Australia's 2024 entry One Milkali (One Blood) is our most recent entry to hit the stage at Eurovision, naturally, it will be a bit further behind in streams. Eurofans never forget entries and streams will continue to accumulate forevermore! Their Australia Decides 2019 entry 2000 And Whatever is their fifth most listened to song with 1,518,851 streams!
9. Montaigne (2020) - Don't Break Me - 4,802,032 streams
Don't Break Me, Australia's entry in the cancelled contest of 2020, has still managed over 4.8 million streams, despite not gaining the exposure it might otherwise have had if the contest had gone ahead. Montaigne won the second Australia Decides national final with the song, beating out some big names in the Australian music industry, such as Vanessa Amorosi and Casey Donovan.
8. Montaigne (2021) - Technicolour - 7,481,162 streams
Montaigne got their Eurovision chance in 2021 but was forced to compete remotely due to COVID travel restrictions. Unfortunately, Technicolour became the first Australian entry not to qualify for the Grand Final, however it has still had over 7 million Spotify streams. Because I Love You is their most popular release (23,474,501 streams) however 1955 their 2016 collab with Hilltop Hoods & Tom Thum has over 149 million streams.
7. Sheldon Riley (2022) - Not The Same - 9,662,133 streams
Not The Same won the latest instalment of Australia Decides in 2022 and finished in 15th place at the Eurovision Song Contest that year. It is Sheldon Riley's most streamed single release, although his 2020 single More Than I and several of his live recordings from The Voice Australia in 2018 and 2019 have also achieved over one million streams.
6. Kate Miller-Heidke (2019) - Zero Gravity - 10,733,682 streams
Kate Miller-Heidke's Zero Gravity was the first ever winner of Australia Decides, Australia's national final. It finished 9th at the contest and has amassed over 10 million Spotify streams. Whilst you may think this figure is low for an entry that is six years old, it's important to remember that Zero Gravity was all about the staging. Kate's epic performance singing whilst atop a swinging pole has seen her Grand Final video have over 6.7 million views on YouTube. With over 15 million streams, The Last Day on Earth is Kate's most popular song on Spotify, helped by its extensive use in the promotion of the legendary Australian television soapie Neighbours in 2009.
5. Voyager (2023) - Promise - 13,310,457 streams
As our 2023 entrant in the contest, Voyager's Promise is already the fifth most streamed of the Australian entries, a massive achievement in just over 2 years. Reaching #1 on the Australian Independent Charts (AIR), Promise is by far the group's most successful single and has made ESC250 every year since debut. The group recently dropped new single Seen Better Days - give it a listen!
4. Isaiah Firebrace (2017) - Don't Come Easy - 16,040,473 streams
Isaiah Firebrace is Australia's youngest Eurovision artist, being only 17 at the time he competed in 2017. He managed Australia's third consecutive Top 10 finish with Don't Come Easy finishing in 9th place. The single only peaked at Number 69 on the Australian ARIA chart but has now reached over 16 million streams on Spotify. As winner of The X Factor Australia in 2016, Isaiah's winners' single It's Gotta Be You remains his most popular with 316 million streams.
3. Jessica Mauboy (2018) - We Got Love - 18,025,906 streams
Despite a 20th place finish in the contest, Jessica Mauboy's We Got Love reached Number 31 on the Australian ARIA chart and is the third most streamed Australian entry. Jessica rose to fame as runner-up on the fourth season of Australian Idol in 2006 and has released multiple albums over her career. She has six singles that have reached over 10 million streams on Spotify. Her double platinum 2019 single Little Things has the highest number of streams at 41,278,279.
2. Guy Sebastian (2015) - Tonight Again - 19,518,715 streams
Australia's inaugural Eurovision competitor Guy Sebastian was a household name when selected to represent us for the first time in 2015. Tonight Again finished 5th in the contest and peaked at Number 12 in the Australian ARIA chart, reaching gold status both here and in Sweden. As the country's original Australian Idol, Guy has multiple singles that have out-streamed his Eurovision offering. His most popular song on the streaming platform is Battle Scars, his 2012 collaboration with Lupe Fiasco which has had a whopping 398,090,338 streams!
1. Dami Im (2016) - Sound of Silence - 24,095,699 streams
It's no surprise that Australia's most successful song at Eurovision is also our most streamed on Spotify. Finishing runner-up at the 2016 contest and winning the Marcel Bezençon Award in the composer category, Sound of Silence is also the most successful of the ten Australian Eurovision songs on the Australian ARIA chart. The single peaked at Number 5 and reached platinum status in Australia and Gold certification in Sweden. Sound of Silence remains Dami's most streamed single release to date.
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