Top Australian Eurovision Songs on Spotify

2026 marks Australia's 12th year competing at the Eurovision Song Contest, which means we now have 12 songs that have had the honour of representing us in the competition!

We've been keeping tabs on how this year's crop of 35 songs are performing across all platforms, and also which artists in the class of 2026 have the most Spotify followers.

Now let's take a look at how our Australian entries from 2015 onwards are faring on Spotify with a countdown from 12 to 1 (streaming figures as of 5 April 2026).

We've also added up the figures to show how much growth each track has had since our last update 11 months ago in May 2025.

12. Delta Goodrem (2026) - Eclipse - 1,446,332 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: Not applicable Growth: Not applicable

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUMCr1pnaMY

It's been out for just over a month - and already Delta is close to 1.5 million streams on Spotify for her entry this year. Watch that number climb big time for Eclipse over the next couple of weeks in both the lead-up, during, and after this year's contest in Vienna in mid-May - especially considering she is one of the favourites to win!

11. Electric Fields (2024) - One Milkali (One Blood) - 4,485,664 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 4,042,906 streams Growth: 442,758 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzpp6996QdI

Australia's 2024 entry One Milkali (One Blood) is naturally a bit further behind in streams given it has been out for only two years. Eurofans never forget entries and streams will continue to accumulate forevermore!

One Milkali (One Blood) is Electric Fields' second most listened song in their catalogue, and earlier this year, they teamed up with Dami Im for a remix of her Eurovision entry Sound of Silence to mark its 10th anniversary.

10. Montaigne (2020) - Don't Break Me - 5,005,833 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 4,802,032 streams Growth: 203,801 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr-wWxu4974

Don't Break Me, Australia's entry in the cancelled contest of 2020, has now clocked over five 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.

9. Montaigne (2021) - Technicolour - 7,784,952 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 7,481,162 streams Growth: 303,790 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoUTzNXQud0

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 has over 7.5 million Spotify streams.

Because I Love You is their most popular release (24.4 million streams), however, their 2016 collab with Hilltop Hoods & Tom Thum, 1955, now has over 168 million streams - making it one of the most streamed songs on Spotify featuring an Australian Eurovision artist.

8. Sheldon Riley (2022) - Not The Same - 10,286,124 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 9,662,133 streams Growth: 623,991 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wosfFz2FJPU

Not The Same won the third and final instalment of Australia Decides in 2022 and finished in 15th place at the Eurovision Song Contest that year. It has now reached a milestone of more than 10 million streams, and it is Sheldon Riley's most streamed single release.

7. Kate Miller-Heidke (2019) - Zero Gravity - 11,117,843 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 10,733,682 streams Growth: 384,161 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo5H62mCIsg

Kate Miller-Heidke's Zero Gravity was the first ever winner of Australia Decides, Australia's national final. It finished ninth at the contest and has amassed over 11 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 has had more than seven million views on YouTube.

6. Voyager (2023) - Promise - 14,317,958 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 13,310,457 streams Growth: 1,007,501 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSoy_mJMlMY

Almost three years after they represented us in 2023, Voyager's Promise continues to prove a solid fan favourite. Despite the band's limited opportunities to tour and promote their music due to frontman Danny Estrin's health issues, Promise has been played more than a million times on Spotify over the past 12 months!

5. Go-Jo (2025) - Milkshake Man - 14,461,568 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 3,336,209 streams Growth: 11,125,359 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_08I6mjHSLA

Go-Jo is easily the biggest mover on this list, showing the popularity of Spotify as a streaming platform, and the amazing work the Milkshake Man has done since competing in Basel.

When we last did this update 11 months ago, he was at the bottom of the list (as our most recent entry) with only 3.33 million streams. This means in the space of just under a year, his song has been played a whopping 11.1 million times - or on average at least a million plays a month!

4. Isaiah Firebrace (2017) - Don't Come Easy - 16,258,809 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 16,040,473 streams Growth: 218,336 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTCP4S1dqwA

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 more than 319 million streams.

3. Jessica Mauboy (2018) - We Got Love - 18,621,599 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 18,025,906 streams Growth: 595,693 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BBLTY6T2Ck

Despite a 20th place finish in the contest, Jessica Mauboy's We Got Love reached Number 31 on the Australian ARIA chart and is our third most streamed entry by an Australian Eurovision contestant. Jess rose to fame as runner-up on the fourth season of Australian Idol in 2006 and has released multiple albums over her career.

Jessica Mauboy has seven singles that have had over 10 million streams on Spotify, with her 2019 single Little Things her most popular with over 42 million streams.

2. Guy Sebastian (2015) - Tonight Again - 20,001,253 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 19,518,715 streams Growth: 482,538 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0EhhZWXTng

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. Twelve years since its release, Tonight Again has now had more than 20 million plays on Spotify!

As the country's original Australian Idol, Guy has multiple singles that have out-streamed his Eurovision offering.

His 2012 single Battle Scars with Lupe Fiasco tops the list with a ridiculously huge 424 million streams, and is the most streamed song by any Australian Eurovision artist on the platform.

*Note: Guy's total for Tonight Again is the combined play count for two versions of his song on Spotify - the full single (17.8 million) and the 'short edit' released for competition purposes (2.1 million).

1. Dami Im (2016) - Sound of Silence - 25,125,070 streams

Figure at 5 May 2025: 24,095,699 streams Growth: 1,029,371 streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ymFX91HwM0

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 Australian Eurovision entry 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, and in the past 12 months, it has become the first Australian Eurovision song to crack the milestone of 25 million streams!

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