Australia has selected Delta Goodrem to represent Australia at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, performing her new single Eclipse.

Goodrem brings a storied career, including Innocent Eyes’ multi-platinum success, over nine million albums sold, twelve ARIA Awards, and high-profile collaborations.

Australia’s Eurovision participation began in 2015, making 2026 a milestone year for the contest.

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Speculation about Goodrem’s participation had circulated for years, with a positive reception once the moment arrived.

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The announcement reflects a desire to honor Eurovision’s legacy and mentors Olivia Newton-John and Celine Dion, following discussions sparked by a casual remark a year earlier.

Goodrem’s song Eclipse features lyrics that touch on connection and love, inviting personal interpretation.

The Australian broadcaster made the official announcement, confirming widespread fan excitement and rumors.

Following the announcement, Australian betting markets surged, with Australia rising into the Top 4 favorites to win, and odds improving to around 4th place at about $7.50 to win.