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Huge Aussie star to represent Australia at Eurovision
Delta Goodrem will perform her new single Eclipse to over 160 million viewers at Eurovision's 70th contest, marking a major milestone for Australia's music presence.
- On Monday, SBS confirmed Delta Goodrem will represent Australia at the 70th Eurovision and perform `Eclipse`, released as a single on Monday.
- Organisers said they picked Delta Goodrem to mark Eurovision's 70th anniversary and as one of Australia’s most iconic artists, citing her nine No.1 singles and 8 million albums sold.
- Goodrem co-wrote `Eclipse` with Ferras Alqaisi, Jonas Myrin and Michael Fatkin, and Paul Clarke, Creative Director, praised her as `Delta Goodrem is a once in a generation artist.`
- More than 160 million viewers will see Goodrem unveil `Eclipse` on the Eurovision stage, while Australia must confront its recent non-qualification trend after 2024 and 2025 entrants failed to reach the grand final.
- This year five countries—Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Spain—withdrew in protest at the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Israel's participation, as the Eurovision Song Contest marks its 70th anniversary in Vienna.
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