Loreen broughtSweden its fifth and seventh win in2012 and2023 respectively, making her the second performer to win the contest twice afterJohnny Logan , and the first female performer to win twice.Over 1,700 entries have been submitted into theEurovision Song Contest since it began in 1956, comprising songs and artists which have representedfifty-two countries .[ 1] [ 2] European Broadcasting Union (EBU), is held annually between members of the union, with participating broadcasters from different countries submitting songs to the event and casting votes to determine the most popular in the competition.[ 3] [ 4]
Principally open to active member broadcasters of the EBU, eligibility to participate in the contest is not determined by geographic inclusion within thetraditional boundaries of Europe. Several countries from outside of Europe have previously submitted entries into the contest, including countries inWestern Asia andNorth Africa , as well astranscontinental countries with only part of their territory in Europe.[ 5] Oceania , made its first contest appearance in2015 whenSBS , an EBU associate member broadcaster from the country, received an invitation to submit an entry to mark the contest's 60th anniversary.[ 6] [ 7]
Each year a date is typically set by which time broadcasters may announce to the EBU their intent to participate in the contest, which can be revoked condition-free up to this deadline date.[ 8] rules of the contest or through withdrawal by the broadcasters themselves.[ 9] [ 10] [ 11] [ 12] [ 13]
Germany has made the most contest appearances, participating in all but one event since its founding.[ 14] Morocco conversely has participated the fewest times, competing only once in1980 .[ 15] [update] Ireland andSweden both hold the record for the most victories, having won the contest seven times, including four Irish wins in the 1990s.[ 16] [ 17] United Kingdom has also placed second sixteen times – more than any other country – and also holds the record for the most consecutive contest appearances, competing in every edition since 1959.[ 18] Norway holds the record for the most last-place finishes in the contest's history, having featured at the bottom of the scoreboard of the final twelve times as of 2024[update] [ 19]
The following tables list the entries which have been performed at the contest since the introduction of semi-finals in 2004. Entries are listed by order of their first performance in the contest; entry numbers provide a cumulative total of all songs performed at the contest throughout its history, and a second cumulative total outlines the total entries for each country. For each individual year placings for each entry in that year's final are shown, with placings in the contest's semi-final(s) shown in brackets. Songs which were performed multiple times are shown only once in each table, with separate columns showing the running order for each entry in that year's semi-final(s) and final.[ 1]
Only songs which have competed in the contest final or in the semi-finals are considered contest entries. Submitted entries for the ultimately cancelled2020 contest are also excluded from this list for the purposes of calculating cumulative totals for entry numbers and country totals.[ 14] [ 20]
In line with the official Eurovision Song Contest records, the 1992 entry which represented the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, subsequently renamedSerbia and Montenegro in 2003, is considered to have represented Yugoslavia rather than Serbia and Montenegro; Serbia and Montenegro is therefore considered to have made its first appearance in 2004.[ 21] [ 22]
Table key
1 Winner – Winning entries in each edition of the contest 2 Second place – Entries which came second in each edition of the contest 3 Third place – Entries which came third in each edition of the contest ◁ Last place – Entries which came last in each edition of the contest † Semi-final qualifier – Entries which qualified for the final by placing within the top 10 in each edition's semi-final(s) ‡ Back-up jury selection – Entries which qualified for the final as the back-up juries' highest-placed country which had failed to place in the top 9 countries (2008–2009) DNQ Did not qualify – Entries which did not qualify for the final — Did not compete – Entries which did not compete in the respective show, due to automatic qualifier status or a non-qualifying semi-finalist DSQ Disqualified – Entries which had already competed in a show, but which were subsequently disqualified before the completion of the competition * Semi-final 1 – Entries which competed in the first semi-final of that year's contest (2008–present) ** Semi-final 2 – Entries which competed in the second semi-final of that year's contest (2008–present) ◊ Did not perform – Entries which had competed in a semi-final and qualified for the final, and which had been assigned a running order position, but did not perform due to disqualificationEurovision Song Contest 2007 [ 26] # R/O SF R/O F Country # Artist Song Language Songwriter(s) Placing 1030 1 21 Bulgaria 3 Elitsa Todorova and Stoyan Yankoulov "Water " Bulgarian 5(6 †) 1031 2 — Israel 30 Teapacks "Push the Button " English, French, Hebrew Kobi Oz DNQ(24) 1032 3 — Cyprus 25 Evridiki "Comme ci, comme ça French Dimitris Korgialas Poseidonas Yiannopoulos DNQ(15) 1033 4 3 Belarus 4 Koldun "Work Your Magic " English 6(4 †) 1034 5 — Iceland 20 Eiríkur Hauksson "Valentine Lost " English DNQ(13) 1035 6 11 Georgia 1 Sopho "Visionary Dream " English Beqa Japaridze Bibi Kvachadze 12(8 †) 1036 7 — Montenegro 1 Stevan Faddy " 'Ajde, kroči ('Ајде, крочи Montenegrin Slaven Knezović Milan Perić DNQ(22) 1037 8 — Switzerland 48 DJ BoBo "Vampires Are Alive " English DNQ(20) 1038 9 24 Moldova 3 Natalia Barbu "Fight " English 10(10 †) 1039 10 — Netherlands 48 Edsilia Rombley "On Top of the World " English DNQ(21) 1040 11 — Albania 4 Frederik Ndoci "Hear My Plea " English, Albanian DNQ(17) 1041 12 — Denmark 36 DQ "Drama Queen " English DNQ(19) 1042 13 — Croatia 15 Dragonfly feat. Dado Topić "Vjerujem u ljubav Croatian, English Dado Topić DNQ(16) 1043 14 — Poland 12 The Jet Set "Time to Party " English Mateusz Krezan David Junior Serame Kamil Varen DNQ(14) 1044 15 17 Serbia 1 Marija Šerifović "Molitva (Молитва Serbian 1(1 †) 1045 16 — Czech Republic 1 Kabát "Malá dáma Czech Kabát DNQ(28 ◁) 1046 17 — Portugal 41 Sabrina "Dança comigo Portuguese DNQ(11) 1047 18 6 Macedonia 7 Karolina "Mojot svet (Мојот свет Macedonian, English 14(9 †) 1048 19 — Norway 46 Guri Schanke "Ven a bailar conmigo English Thomas G:son DNQ(18) 1049 20 — Malta 20 Olivia Lewis "Vertigo " English DNQ(25) 1050 21 — Andorra 4 Anonymous "Salvem el món Catalan, English Anonymous DNQ(12) 1051 22 8 Hungary 6 Magdi Rúzsa "Unsubstantial Blues " English 9(2 †) 1052 23 — Estonia 13 Gerli Padar "Partners in Crime " English DNQ(22) 1053 24 — Belgium 49 The KMG's "LovePower " English DNQ(26) 1054 25 7 Slovenia 13 Alenka Gotar "Cvet z juga Slovene Andrej Babić 15(7 †) 1055 26 22 Turkey 29 Kenan Doğulu "Shake It UpŞekerim " English Kenan Doğulu 4(3 †) 1056 27 — Austria 43 Eric Papilaya "Get a Life – Get Alive " English DNQ(27) 1057 28 14 Latvia 8 Bonaparti.lv "Questa notte Italian 16(5 †) 1058 — 1 Bosnia and Herzegovina 13 Marija Šestić "Rijeka bez imena (Ријека без имена Serbian Goran Kovačić Aleksandra Milutinović 11 1059 — 2 Spain 47 D'Nash "I Love YouMi Vida " Spanish 20 1060 — 4 Ireland 41 Dervish "They Can't Stop the Spring " English 24 ◁ 1061 — 5 Finland 41 Hanna Pakarinen "Leave Me Alone " English 17 1062 — 9 Lithuania 8 4Fun "Love or Leave " English Julija Ritčik 21 1063 — 10 Greece 28 Sarbel "Yassou Maria (Γειά σου Μαρία English 7 1064 — 12 Sweden 47 The Ark "The Worrying Kind " English Ola Salo 18 1065 — 13 France 50 Les Fatals Picards "L'Amour à la française French, English ("Franglais ") Ivan Callot Yves Giraud Laurent Honel Paul Léger Jean-Marc Sauvagnargues 22 1066 — 15 Russia 11 Serebro "Song #1 " English 3 1067 — 16 Germany 51 Roger Cicero "Frauen regier'n die Welt German, English Matthias Hass Frank Ramond 19 1068 — 18 Ukraine 5 Verka Serduchka "Dancing Lasha Tumbai " German, English,Surzhyk Andriy Danylko 2 1069 — 19 United Kingdom 50 Scooch "Flying the Flag (For You) " English 22 1070 — 20 Romania 9 Todomondo "Liubi, Liubi , I Love You(Люби, Люби English, Italian, Spanish, 13 1071 — 23 Armenia 2 Hayko "Anytime You Need " English, Armenian 8
Eurovision Song Contest 2008 [ 27] # R/O SF R/O F Country # Artist Song Language Songwriter(s) Placing 1072 1* — Montenegro 2 Stefan Filipović "Zauvijek volim te (Заувијек волим те Montenegrin DNQ(14) 1073 2* 7 Israel 31 Boaz "The Fire in Your Eyes " Hebrew, English 9(5 †) 1074 3* — Estonia 14 Kreisiraadio "Leto svet Serbian, German, Finnish DNQ(18) 1075 4* — Moldova 4 Geta Burlacu "A Century of Love " English Oleg Baraliuc Viorica Demici DNQ(12) 1076 5* — San Marino 1 Miodio "Complice Italian DNQ(19 ◁) 1077 6* — Belgium 50 Ishtar "O Julissi " Imaginary Michel Vangheluwe DNQ(17) 1078 7* 20 Azerbaijan 1 Elnur andSamir "Day After Day " English Zahra Badalbeyli Govhar Hasanzadeh 8(6 †) 1079 8* — Slovenia 14 Rebeka Dremelj "Vrag naj vzame Slovene Josip Miani-Pipi Igor "Amon" Mazul DNQ(11) 1080 9* 25 Norway 47 Maria "Hold On Be Strong " English Mira Craig 5(4 †) 1081 10* 10 Poland 13 Isis Gee "For Life " English Isis Gee 24(10 ‡) 1082 11* — Ireland 42 Dustin the Turkey "Irelande Douze Pointe " English DNQ(15) 1083 12* — Andorra 5 Gisela "Casanova " English, Catalan Jordi Cubino DNQ(16) 1084 13* 6 Bosnia and Herzegovina 14 Laka "Pokušaj Bosnian Elvir Laković "Laka" 10(9 †) 1085 14* 5 Armenia 3 Sirusho "Qélé, Qélé (Քելե Քելե English, Armenian 4(2 †) 1086 15* — Netherlands 49 Hind "Your Heart Belongs to Me " English DNQ(13) 1087 16* 8 Finland 42 Teräsbetoni "Missä miehet ratsastaa Finnish J. Ahola 22(8 †) 1088 17* 1 Romania 10 Nico andVlad "Pe-o margine de lume Romanian, Italian Andreea Andrei Adina Șuteu Andrei Tudor 20(7 †) 1089 18* 24 Russia 12 Dima Bilan "Believe " English 1(3 †) 1090 19* 21 Greece 29 Kalomira "Secret Combination " English Konstantinos Pantzis Poseidonas Yiannopoulos 3(1 †) 1091 1** 11 Iceland 21 Euroband "This Is My Life " English 14(8 †) 1092 2** 15 Sweden 48 Charlotte Perrelli "Hero " English 18(12 ‡) 1093 3** 12 Turkey 30 Mor ve Ötesi "Deli Turkish Mor ve Ötesi 7(7 †) 1094 4** 18 Ukraine 6 Ani Lorak "Shady Lady " English 2(1 †) 1095 5** — Lithuania 9 Jeronimas Milius "Nomads in the Night " English DNQ(16) 1096 6** 3 Albania 5 Olta Boka "Zemrën e lamë peng Albanian 17(9 †) 1097 7** — Switzerland 49 Paolo Meneguzzi "Era stupendo Italian DNQ(13) 1098 8** — Czech Republic 2 Tereza Kerndlová "Have Some Fun " English DNQ(18) 1099 9** — Belarus 5 Ruslan Alehno "Hasta la vista English Taras Demchuk Eleonora Melnik DNQ(17) 1100 10** 14 Latvia 9 Pirates of the Sea "Wolves of the Sea " English Claes Andreasson Jonas Liberg Johan Sahlén Torbjörn Wassenius 12(6 †) 1101 11** 9 Croatia 16 Kraljevi ulice and 75 Cents"Romanca Croatian Miran "Hadži" Veljković 21(4 †) 1102 12** — Bulgaria 4 Deep Zone and Balthazar "DJ, Take Me Away " English Dian Savov DNQ(11) 1103 13** 16 Denmark 37 Simon Mathew "All Night Long " English Nis Bøgvad Svend Gudiksen Jacob Launbjerg 15(3 †) 1104 14** 17 Georgia 2 Diana Gurtskaya "Peace Will Come " English 11(5 †) 1105 15** — Hungary 7 Csézy "Candlelight " English, Hungarian Jánosi Imre Mózsik Viktor Rakonczai DNQ(19 ◁) 1106 16** — Malta 21 Morena "Vodka " English DNQ(14) 1107 17** — Cyprus 26 Evdokia Kadi "Femme Fatale Greek Nicos Evangelou Vangelis Evangelou DNQ(15) 1108 18** — Macedonia 8 Tamara ,Vrčak andAdrijan "Let Me Love You " English Rade Vrčakovski "Vrčak" DNQ(10) 1109 19** 13 Portugal 42 Vânia Fernandes "Senhora do mar (negras águas) Portuguese Andrej Babić Carlos Coelho 13(2 †) 1110 — 2 United Kingdom 51 Andy Abraham "Even If " English 25 ◁ 1111 — 4 Germany 52 No Angels "Disappear " English 23 1112 — 19 France 51 Sébastien Tellier "Divine " English 19 1113 — 22 Spain 48 Rodolfo Chikilicuatre "Baila el Chiki Chiki Spanish, English Rodolfo Chikilicuatre and friends16 1114 — 23 Serbia 2 Jelena Tomašević feat. Bora Dugić "Oro (Оро Serbian 6
Eurovision Song Contest 2009 [ 28] # R/O SF R/O F Country # Artist Song Language Songwriter(s) Placing 1115 1* — Montenegro 3 Andrea Demirović "Just Get Out of My Life " English DNQ(11) 1116 2* — Czech Republic 3 Gipsy.cz "Aven Romale English,Romani Radoslav "Gipsy" Banga DNQ(18 ◁) 1117 3* — Belgium 51 Copycat "Copycat " English Jacques Duvall Benjamin Schoos DNQ(17) 1118 4* — Belarus 6 Petr Elfimov "Eyes That Never Lie " English DNQ(13) 1119 5* 4 Sweden 49 Malena Ernman "La Voix French, English 21(4 †) 1120 6* 9 Armenia 4 Inga and Anush "Jan Jan "(Ջան Ջան English, Armenian 10(5 †) 1121 7* — Andorra 6 Susanne Georgi "La teva decisió (Get a Life) Catalan, English Rune Braager Lene Dissing Pernille Georgi Susanne Georgi Josep Roca Vila Marcus Winther-John DNQ(15) 1122 8* — Switzerland 50 Lovebugs "The Highest Heights " English DNQ(14) 1123 9* 18 Turkey 31 Hadise "Düm Tek Tek " English 4(2 †) 1124 10* 2 Israel 32 Noa andMira Awad "There Must Be Another Way " English, Hebrew, Arabic 16(7 †) 1125 11* — Bulgaria 5 Krassimir Avramov "Illusion " English DNQ(16) 1126 12* 7 Iceland 22 Yohanna "Is It True? " English 2(1 †) 1127 13* — Macedonia 9 Next Time "Nešto što kje ostane (Нешто што ќе остане Macedonian DNQ(10) 1128 14* 22 Romania 11 Elena "The Balkan Girls " English 19(9 †) 1129 15* 24 Finland 43 Waldo's People "Lose Control " English Karima Annie Kratz-Gutå Ari Lehtonen Waldo 25 ◁(12 ‡) 1130 16* 6 Portugal 43 Flor-de-Lis "Todas as ruas do amor Portuguese Pedro Marques Paulo Pereira 15(8 †) 1131 17* 14 Malta 22 Chiara "What If We " English Gregory Bilsen Marc Paelinck 22(6 †) 1132 18* 12 Bosnia and Herzegovina 15 Regina "Bistra voda Bosnian Aleksandar Čović 9(3 †) 1133 1** 5 Croatia 17 Igor Cukrov feat. Andrea "Lijepa Tena Croatian 18(13 ‡) 1134 2** — Ireland 43 Sinéad Mulvey andBlack Daisy "Et Cetera " English DNQ(11) 1135 3** — Latvia 10 Intars Busulis "Probka (Пробка Russian DNQ(19 ◁) 1136 4** — Serbia 3 Marko Kon andMilaan "Cipela (Ципела Serbian DNQ(10) 1137 5** — Poland 14 Lidia Kopania "I Don't Wanna Leave " English DNQ(12) 1138 6** 20 Norway 48 Alexander Rybak "Fairytale " English Alexander Rybak 1(1 †) 1139 7** — Cyprus 27 Christina Metaxa "Firefly " English Nikolas Metaxas DNQ(14) 1140 8** — Slovakia 4 Kamil Mikulčík andNela Pocisková "Leť tmou Slovak Rastislav Dubovský Petronela Kolevská Anna Žigová DNQ(18) 1141 9** 16 Denmark 38 Brinck "Believe Again " English 13(8 †) 1142 10** — Slovenia 15 Quartissimo feat.Martina "Love Symphony " English, Slovene DNQ(16) 1143 11** — Hungary 8 Zoli Ádok "Dance with Me " English DNQ(15) 1144 12** 11 Azerbaijan 2 Aysel andArash "Always " English 3(2 †) 1145 13** 8 Greece 30 Sakis Rouvas "This Is Our Night " English 7(4 †) 1146 14** 1 Lithuania 10 Sasha Son "Love " English, Russian Dmitrij Šavrov 23(9 †) 1147 15** 13 Moldova 5 Nelly Ciobanu "Hora din Moldova Romanian, English 14(5 †) 1148 16** 19 Albania 6 Kejsi Tola "Carry Me in Your Dreams " English 17(7 †) 1149 17** 21 Ukraine 7 Svetlana Loboda "Be My Valentine! (Anti-Crisis Girl) " English 12(6 †) 1150 18** 15 Estonia 15 Urban Symphony "Rändajad Estonian Sven Lõhmus 6(3 †) 1151 19** — Netherlands 50 The Toppers "Shine " English Gordon Heuckeroth DNQ(17) 1152 — 3 France 52 Patricia Kaas "Et s'il fallait le faire French 8 1153 — 10 Russia 13 Anastasia Prikhodko "Mamo (Мамо Russian, Ukrainian 11 1154 — 17 Germany 53 Alex SwingsOscar Sings!"Miss Kiss Kiss Bang " English 20 1155 — 23 United Kingdom 52 Jade Ewen "It's My Time " English 5 1156 — 25 Spain 49 Soraya Arnelas "La noche es para mí Spanish 24
Lena brought
Germany its second win in
2010 , and was the first "
Big Four " entrant to win since the group's establishment in 1999.
Måneskin brought Italy its third win in
2021 , and the band's win also marked their international breakthrough.
Loreen 's win at the
2023 contest brought Sweden its seventh win, tying it with Ireland as the country with the most wins. She is also the second person to win more than once in the contest's history, having also won the
2012 edition.
Eurovision Song Contest 2022 [ 41] # R/O SF R/O F Country # Artist Song Language Songwriter(s) Placing 1604 1* — Albania 18 Ronela Hajati "Sekret Albanian, English Ronela Hajati DNQ(12) 1605 2* — Latvia 22 Citi Zēni "Eat Your Salad " English Jānis "JJ Lush" Jačmenkins Roberts Memmēns Jānis Pētersons Dagnis Roziņš DNQ(14) 1606 3* 14 Lithuania 22 Monika Liu "Sentimentai Lithuanian Monika Liu 14(7 †) 1607 4* 5 Switzerland 62 Marius Bear "Boys Do Cry " English 17(9 †) 1608 5* — Slovenia 27 LPS "Disko Slovene Gašper Hlupič Mark Semeja Zala Velenšek Filip Vidušin Žiga Žvižej DNQ(17 ◁) 1609 6* 12 Ukraine 17 Kalush Orchestra "Stefania "(Стефанія Ukrainian 1(1 †) 1610 7* — Bulgaria 14 Intelligent Music Project "Intention " English DNQ(16) 1611 8* 11 Netherlands 62 S10 "De diepte Dutch 11(2 †) 1612 9* 19 Moldova 17 Zdob și Zdub Advahov Brothers "Trenulețul Romanian 7(8 †) 1613 10* 3 Portugal 53 Maro "Saudade, saudade English, Portuguese 9(4 †) 1614 11* — Croatia 27 Mia Dimšić "Guilty Pleasure " English, Croatian DNQ(11) 1615 12* — Denmark 50 Reddi "The Show " English DNQ(13) 1616 13* — Austria 54 Lumix feat. Pia Maria "Halo " English DNQ(15) 1617 14* 18 Iceland 34 Systur "Með hækkandi sól Icelandic Lovísa Elísabet Sigrúnardóttir 23(10 †) 1618 15* 17 Greece 42 Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord "Die Together " English 8(3 †) 1619 16* 7 Norway 60 Subwoolfer "Give That Wolf a Banana " English 10(6 †) 1620 17* 8 Armenia 14 Rosa Linn "Snap " English 20(5 †) 1621 1** 4 Finland 55 The Rasmus "Jezebel " English 21(7 †) 1622 2** — Israel 44 Michael Ben David "I.M " English DNQ(13) 1623 3** 24 Serbia 14 Konstrakta "In corpore sano Serbian,Latin 5(3 †) 1624 4** 15 Azerbaijan 14 Nadir Rustamli "Fade to Black " English 16(10 †) 1625 5** — Georgia 14 Circus Mircus "Lock Me In " English Circus Mircus DNQ(18 ◁) 1626 6** — Malta 34 Emma Muscat "I Am What I Am " English DNQ(16) 1627 7** — San Marino 12 Achille Lauro "Stripper " Italian, English Gregorio "Greg" Calculli Matteo "Gow Tribe" Ciceroni Mattia "Banf" Cutolo Federico De Marinis Lauro De Marinis Daniele Dezi Marco "Lancs" Lanciotti Simon Pietro Manzari Daniele Mungai Davide Petrella Francesco Viscovo DNQ(14) 1628 8** 21 Australia 7 Sheldon Riley "Not the Same " English 15(2 †) 1629 9** — Cyprus 38 Andromache "Ela (Έλα English, Greek DNQ(12) 1630 10** — Ireland 55 Brooke "That's Rich " English DNQ(15) 1631 11** — North Macedonia 21 Andrea "Circles " English DNQ(11) 1632 12** 25 Estonia 27 Stefan "Hope " English 13(5 †) 1633 13** 2 Romania 22 Wrs "Llámame English, Spanish 18(9 †) 1634 14** 23 Poland 24 Ochman "River " English 12(6 †) 1635 15** — Montenegro 12 Vladana "Breathe " English, Italian DNQ(17) 1636 16** 16 Belgium 63 Jérémie Makiese "Miss You " English 19(8 †) 1637 17** 20 Sweden 61 Cornelia Jakobs "Hold Me Closer " English 4(1 †) 1638 18** 1 Czech Republic 10 We Are Domi "Lights Off " English Einar Eriksen Kvaløy Dominika Hašková Casper Hatlestad Abigail Frances Jones Benjamin Rekstad 22(4 †) 1639 — 6 France 64 Alvan andAhez "Fulenn Breton 24 1640 — 9 Italy 47 Mahmood andBlanco "Brividi Italian 6 1641 — 10 Spain 61 Chanel "SloMo " Spanish, English 3 1642 — 13 Germany 65 Malik Harris "Rockstars " English 25 ◁ 1643 — 22 United Kingdom 64 Sam Ryder "Space Man " English 2
Eurovision Song Contest 2025 # R/O SF R/O F Country # Artist Song Language Songwriter(s) Placing 1718 1 * 10 Iceland 37 Væb "Róa " Icelandic 25(6 †) 1719 2 * 15 Poland 27 Justyna Steczkowska "Gaja Polish, English 14(7 †) 1720 3 * — Slovenia 30 Klemen "How Much Time Do We Have Left " English Klemen Slakonja DNQ(13) 1721 4 * 3 Estonia 30 Tommy Cash "Espresso Macchiato Italian, English 3(5 †) 1722 5 * 7 Ukraine 20 Ziferblat "Bird of Pray " Ukrainian, English Fedir Khodakov Danylo Leshchynskyi Valentyn Leshchynskyi 9(1 †) 1723 6 * 23 Sweden 64 KAJ "Bara bada bastu Swedish, Finnish 4(4 †) 1724 7 * 21 Portugal 56 Napa "Deslocado Portuguese Diogo Góis Guilherme Gomes João Lourenço Gomes João Rodrigues André Santos Francisco Sousa 21(9 †) 1725 8 * 1 Norway 63 Kyle Alessandro "Lighter " English 18(8 †) 1726 9 * — Belgium 66 Red Sebastian "Strobe Lights " English DNQ(14) 1727 10 * — Azerbaijan 17 Mamagama "Run with U " English Hasan Hayadar Sefael Mishiyev Roman Zee DNQ(15 ◁) 1728 11 * 25 San Marino 15 Gabry Ponte [ i] "Tutta l'Italia Italian 26 ◁(10 †) 1729 12 * 26 Albania 21 Shkodra Elektronike "Zjerm Albanian Lekë Gjeloshi Beatriçe Gjergji Kolë Laca 8(2 †) 1730 13 * 12 Netherlands 65 Claude "C'est la vie French, English 12(3 †) 1731 14 * — Croatia 30 Marko Bošnjak "Poison Cake " English Marko Bošnjak Emma Gale Ben Pyne Bas Wissink DNQ(12) 1732 15 * — Cyprus 41 Theo Evan "Shh " English DNQ(11) 1733 1 ** — Australia 10 Go-Jo "Milkshake Man " English DNQ(11) 1734 2 ** — Montenegro 13 Nina Žižić "Dobrodošli (Добродошли Montenegrin DNQ(16 ◁) 1735 3 ** — Ireland 58 Emmy "Laika Party " English DNQ(13) 1736 4 ** 11 Latvia 25 Tautumeitas "Bur man laimi Latvian 13(2 †) 1737 5 ** 18 Armenia 17 Parg "Survivor " English,Armenian 20(10 †) 1738 6 ** 9 Austria 57 JJ "Wasted Love " English 1(5 †) 1739 7 ** 17 Greece 45 Klavdia "Asteromata (Αστερομάτα Greek 6(4 †) 1740 8 ** 5 Lithuania 25 Katarsis "Tavo akys Lithuanian Lukas Radzevičius 16(6 †) 1741 9 ** 20 Malta 37 Miriana Conte "Serving " English 17(9 †) 1742 10 ** — Georgia 17 Mariam Shengelia "Freedom " Georgian, English Keti Gabisiani Buka Kartozia DNQ(15) 1743 11 ** 22 Denmark 53 Sissal "Hallucination " English 23(8 †) 1744 12 ** — Czech Republic 13 Adonxs "Kiss Kiss Goodbye " English DNQ(12) 1745 13 ** 2 Luxembourg 39 Laura Thorn "La poupée monte le son French Christophe Houssin Julien Salvia Ludovic-Alexandre Vidal 22(7 †) 1746 14 ** 4 Israel 47 Yuval Raphael "New Day Will Rise " English, French, Hebrew Keren Peles 2(1 †) 1747 15 ** — Serbia 17 Princ "Mila (Мила Serbian Dušan Bačić [sr ] DNQ(14) 1748 16 ** 13 Finland 58 Erika Vikman "Ich komme Finnish, German 11(3 †) 1749 — 6 Spain 64 Melody "Esa diva Spanish 24 1750 — 8 United Kingdom 67 Remember Monday "What the Hell Just Happened? " English 19 1751 — 14 Italy 50 Lucio Corsi "Volevo essere un duro Italian 5 1752 — 16 Germany 68 Abor & Tynna "Baller German Attila Bornemisza Tünde Bornemisza Alexander Hauer 15 1753 — 19 Switzerland 65 Zoë Më "Voyage " French 10 1754 — 24 France 67 Louane "Maman French 7
Withdrawn and disqualified entries [ edit ] On a number of occasions, entries into the contest have been prevented from competing at a late stage, either through withdrawal by the participating broadcaster, or through disqualification or exclusion by the European Broadcasting Union. The list below highlights cases where an entry for a given country had been planned in a particular year but which ultimately did not occur, either by withdrawal, disqualification, exclusion or the cancellation of the contest.
On a number of occasions participation in the contest has been either suggested or attempted by countries which are ineligible due to a lack of a participating EBU member broadcaster, such as past media reports of interest by broadcasters inChina ,Kosovo ,Liechtenstein andQatar .[ 45] [ 12] [ 46] [ 47] Wales andScotland (currentlycountries of theUnited Kingdom ) and theFaroe Islands (currently aterritory ofDenmark ) have been reported, but are generally prevented due to the exclusive participation rights of the sovereign nation to which they belong.[ 13] [ 48] [ 49] Junior Eurovision Song Contest andEurovision Choir .[ 50] [ 51]
Eurovision Song Contest 2020 [ edit ] The Eurovision Song Contest 2020 was planned to be the 65th edition of the contest, however the contest was cancelled in March 2020 due to theCOVID-19 pandemic .[ 118] [ 119] [ 20] Empires " during theJunior Eurovision Song Contest 2020 ,[ 120] Fai rumore 2022 contest ,[ 121] Répondez-moi On Fire ", "Cleopatra ", and "All of My Love " during the second semi-final of the2025 contest .[ 122]
^ Performance contains uncredited live vocals fromO-Jay ^ Performance contains uncredited live vocals fromBilly Zver ^ SpecificallyMühlviertlerisch , aCentral Bavarian dialect spoken inUpper Austria ^ Performance contains uncredited live vocals fromNina Žižić ^ Performance contains uncredited live vocals fromAleksander Walmann ^ Performance contains uncredited live vocals fromIsaura ^ Performance contains uncredited live vocals fromFlo Rida . ^ Features uncredited vocals byHenri Piispanen ^ Features uncredited vocals byAndrea Bonomo [it ] andEdwyn Roberts [it ] [ 44] ^ Song would have been selected through a national final:Unser Song für Xavier [ 92] ^ Maruv won theUkrainian national final with "Siren Song " but refused to participate at Eurovision. The Ukrainian broadcasterUA:PBC approached the second- and third-placed artists but they also refused, leading to Ukraine withdrawing from the competition.^ Israeli broadcasterKan initially submitted "October Rain" to the 2024 contest. 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