Story & Timeline
19 entries in the Eurovision compendium.
The Four-Way Tie 1969Four countries share first place at the 1969 contest in Madrid.Conchita Wurst Victory 2014Conchita Wurst's 2014 winner, Austria's second victory.Jamala 1944 Victory 2016Jamala's song about the 1944 deportation of the Crimean Tatars, the 2016 winner.Lordi Hard Rock Roar Win 2006Lordi's 2006 winner, Finland's only victory.Netta Toy Duck Dance 2018Netta's "Toy", the 2018 winner in Lisbon.Salvador Sobral Amar Pelos Dois 2017The jazz waltz that gave Portugal its first win in 2017.Eurovision Song Contest 1968Massiel's "La La La" gives Spain its first win, at the Royal Albert Hall.Eurovision Song Contest 1980Johnny Logan's "What's Another Year" wins for Ireland in The Hague.Eurovision Song Contest 1998Dana International's "Diva" wins for Israel in Birmingham.Eurovision Song Contest 2005Helena Paparizou's "My Number One" gives Greece its first win, in Kyiv.Eurovision Song Contest 2006Lordi's "Hard Rock Hallelujah" wins for Finland in Athens.Eurovision Song Contest 1986Thirteen-year-old Sandra Kim wins for Belgium in Bergen.Eurovision Song Contest 2014Conchita Wurst's "Rise Like a Phoenix" wins for Austria in Copenhagen.Eurovision Song Contest 1981Bucks Fizz win for the United Kingdom with "Making Your Mind Up" in Dublin.Eurovision Song Contest 2009Alexander Rybak's "Fairytale" wins for Norway in Moscow.Eurovision Song Contest 2017Salvador Sobral's "Amar pelos dois" gives Portugal its first win, in Kyiv.Eurovision Song Contest 2013Emmelie de Forest's "Only Teardrops" wins for Denmark in Malmo.Eurovision Song Contest 2016Jamala's "1944" wins for Ukraine in Stockholm.Eurovision Song Contest 2015Mans Zelmerlow's "Heroes" wins for Sweden in Vienna.
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