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SEVENTY-TWO CONTESTS

From seven songs in a Lugano casino to a hundred-and-sixty-million-viewer arena show. Every year has a full scoreboard, running order and voting breakdown.

1956first contest
1,936songs sung
46host cities

WINNERS TIMELINE

every winning country, 1990 onward
NEXT UPBurgas
2027
Bulgaria Bulgaria17 countries confirmed or expressed interest; no songs selected yet
17 countries

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LATESTVienna
2026
Bulgaria BulgariaDara — “Bangaranga”
516

The latest completed contest, with its winner, complete scoreboard and every result from the night.

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MOST DEBATEDStockholm
2016
Ukraine UkraineJamala — “1944”
534

An unforgettable year that kept fans talking — with a result, performances and vote worth revisiting.

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Every contest by decade

Showing the 2010s and 2020s
YEARHOSTWINNERSONGPOINTSENTRIES
2027 BulgariaBurgas No songs selected yet 17 interested
2026 AustriaVienna BulgariaBulgaria Dara — “Bangaranga” 516 37
2025 SwitzerlandBasel AustriaAustria JJ — “Wasted Love” 436 37
2024 SwedenMalmö SwitzerlandSwitzerland Nemo — “The Code” 591 37
2023 United KingdomLiverpool SwedenSweden Loreen — “Tattoo” 583 37
2021 NetherlandsRotterdam ItalyItaly Måneskin — “Zitti e buoni” 524 39
2020 NetherlandsRotterdam 42
2019 IsraelTel Aviv NetherlandsNetherlands Duncan Laurence — “Arcade” 498 42
2018 PortugalLisbon IsraelIsrael Netta — “Toy” 529 43
2016 SwedenStockholm UkraineUkraine Jamala — “1944” 534 42
2012 AzerbaijanBaku SwedenSweden Loreen — “Euphoria” 372 43
2011 GermanyDüsseldorf AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Ell/Nikki — “Running Scared” 221 46
2010 NorwayOslo GermanyGermany Lena — “Satellite” 246 41
2008 SerbiaBelgrade RussiaRussia Dima Bilan — “Believe” 272 43
2004 TurkeyIstanbul UkraineUkraine Ruslana — “Wild Dances” 280 36
2002 EstoniaTallin LatviaLatvia Marie N — “I Wanna” 176 24
1998 United KingdomBirmingham IsraelIsrael Dana International — “Diva” 172 28
1995 IrelandDublin NorwayNorway Secret Garden — “Nocturne” 148 25
1993 IrelandMillstreet IrelandIreland Niamh Kavanagh — “In Your Eyes” 187 26
1992 SwedenMalmö IrelandIreland Linda Martin — “Why Me?” 155 26
1989 SwitzerlandLausanne YugoslaviaYugoslavia Riva — “Rock Me” 137 24
1987 BelgiumBrussels IrelandIreland Johnny Logan — “Hold Me Now” 172 23
1985 SwedenGothenburg NorwayNorway Bobbysocks — “La det swinge” 123 23
1984 LuxembourgLuxembourg SwedenSweden Herrey's — “Diggi-loo Diggy-ley” 145 22
1982 United KingdomHarrogate GermanyGermany Nicole — “Ein bißchen Frieden” 161 23
1981 IrelandDublin United KingdomUnited Kingdom Bucks Fizz — “Making Your Mind Up” 136 22
1979 IsraelJerusalem IsraelIsrael Milk and Honey — “Hallelujah” 125 23
1975 SwedenStockholm NetherlandsNetherlands Teach-In — “Ding-a-dong” 152 21
1974 United KingdomBrighton SwedenSweden ABBA — “Waterloo” 24 21
1972 United KingdomEdinburgh LuxembourgLuxembourg Vicky Leandros — “Après toi” 128 21
1967 AustriaVienna United KingdomUnited Kingdom Sandie Shaw — “Puppet on a String” 47 18
1966 LuxembourgLuxembourg AustriaAustria Udo Jürgens — “Merci Chérie” 31 23
1959 FranceCannes NetherlandsNetherlands Teddy Scholten — “Een beetje” 21 12
1957 GermanyFrankfurt NetherlandsNetherlands Corry Brokken — “Net als toen” 31 10
1956 SwitzerlandLugano SwitzerlandSwitzerland Lys Assia — “Refrain” 14
LONGEST GAP53 years

Portugal waited from its debut until its first win.

BIGGEST FIELD46 countries

The largest number of entries recorded in a single contest in the archive.

ONLY CANCELLED YEAR2020

Rotterdam was called off, but its slogan and story remain part of contest history.