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Delta Goodrem will represent Australia at Eurovision 2026

The 41 year old Delta Goodrem will represent Australia at the 70th edition of theEurovision Song Contest which will be held in Vienna, Austria, from 12 to 16 May. The Australian musician will compete with the song “Eclipse”a song written by herself together with Ferras Alqaisi, Jonas Myrin And Michael Fatkinwho also produced the song. Below you can see the accompanying video “Eclipse”set in the vast sand dunes of Newcastle, New South Wales.

Regarding your participation
at the Eurovision Song Contest Delta Goodrem
said: “I am truly honored to represent Australia on one of the world’s largest and most iconic music stages at Eurovision! As a singer-songwriter, music has always been my passion. I have always loved the creativity, individuality and joy that Eurovision brings, connecting and uniting people from all over the world through music, the universal language. I can’t wait to get to Vienna and make Australia proud.”

After writing songs for
Celine Dion
and having worked alongside
Olivia Newton-John
who represented the UK at Eurovision in 1974, will now be Delta taking to the stage. He will perform during the second semi-final, Thursday 14 May.

Emily Griggs
head of entertainment at Australian broadcaster SBS, said: “After years of speculation, the moment has arrived. Everything is ready for Delta to represent Australia at Eurovision, and there is no better time than 2026, on the 70th anniversary of the Song Contest. To celebrate this milestone, we wanted to send one of Australia’s most iconic artists onto the most iconic stage in the world. Her powerful voice is balanced by a sobriety and openness that engages the audience, creating performances that are both intimate and engaging. Europe, get ready. Australia lights up the stage.”

The Australian Creative Director for the singing competition,
Paul Clarke
said: “Delta Goodrem is a one-of-a-kind artist. Her elegant songwriting and unrivaled vocal prowess make her the perfect choice to represent Australia and sweep away the competition at the 70th anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. Her song represents a bold step towards the next phase of her global career and we are thrilled to bring her vision to life on stage in May.”