‘She was phenomenal, she was iconic’: Delta Goodrem wins praise as Australia places fourth at Eurovision
Delta Goodrem represented Australia at the 70th Eurovision song contest, finishing in fourth place with her performance of the power ballad 'Eclipse'. Despite not winning, she received widespread acclaim for her performance, with many calling her 'phenomenal' and 'iconic'. The contest was ultimately won by Bulgaria, marking their first victory in the competition's history.
- ▪Delta Goodrem finished fourth at the Eurovision song contest held in Vienna, Austria.
- ▪Her performance of the song 'Eclipse' was highly praised, earning her significant support from fans.
- ▪Bulgaria won the contest with their entry 'Bangaranga', marking their first win in Eurovision history.
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Delta Goodrem represents Australia in the grand final of the 70th Eurovision song contest at Wiener Stadthalle in Vienna, Austria, with power ballad Eclipse. Photograph: Christian Bruna/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenDelta Goodrem represents Australia in the grand final of the 70th Eurovision song contest at Wiener Stadthalle in Vienna, Austria, with power ballad Eclipse. Photograph: Christian Bruna/Getty ImagesEurovision 2026‘She was phenomenal, she was iconic’: Delta Goodrem wins praise as Australia places fourth at Eurovision Prime minister says ‘all Australians are proud of Delta’ as Bulgaria soars to unexpected maiden win Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Australian Associated PressSat 16 May 2026…
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