The Eurovision Song Contest has been a global celebration of music and culture since its launch in 1956. Known for its dazzling performances, unforgettable costumes, and fierce competition, the contest has helped launch the careers of major stars like ABBA, Céline Dion, and Loreen.
Here’s a complete and updated list of all Eurovision winners from 1956 to 2025.
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Complete List of Eurovision Winners
• 1956: Switzerland – Lys Assia, “Refrain”
• 1957: Netherlands – Corry Brokken, “Net als toen”
• 1958: France – André Claveau, “Dors, mon amour”
• 1959: Netherlands – Teddy Scholten, “Een beetje”
• 1960: France – Jacqueline Boyer, “Tom Pillibi”
• 1961: Luxembourg – Jean-Claude Pascal, “Nous les amoureux”
• 1962: France – Isabelle Aubret, “Un premier amour”
• 1963: Denmark – Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann, “Dansevise”
• 1964: Italy – Gigliola Cinquetti, “Non ho l’età”
• 1965: Luxembourg – France Gall, “Poupée de cire, poupée de son”
• 1966: Austria – Udo Jürgens, “Merci, Chérie”
• 1967: United Kingdom – Sandie Shaw, “Puppet on a String”
• 1968: Spain – Massiel, “La, la, la”
• 1969: Four-way tie:
Spain – Salomé, “Vivo cantando”
United Kingdom – Lulu, “Boom Bang-a-Bang”
Netherlands – Lenny Kuhr, “De troubadour”
France – Frida Boccara, “Un jour, un enfant”
• 1970: Ireland – Dana, “All Kinds of Everything”
• 1971: Monaco – Séverine, “Un banc, un arbre, une rue”
• 1972: Luxembourg – Vicky Leandros, “Après toi”
• 1973: Luxembourg – Anne-Marie David, “Tu te reconnaîtras”
• 1974: Sweden – ABBA, “Waterloo”
• 1975: Netherlands – Teach-In, “Ding-a-dong”
• 1976: United Kingdom – Brotherhood of Man, “Save Your Kisses for Me”
• 1977: France – Marie Myriam, “L’oiseau et l’enfant”
• 1978: Israel – Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta, “A-Ba-Ni-Bi”
• 1979: Israel – Milk and Honey, “Hallelujah”
• 1980: Ireland – Johnny Logan, “What’s Another Year”
• 1981: United Kingdom – Bucks Fizz, “Making Your Mind Up”
• 1982: Germany – Nicole, “Ein bißchen Frieden”
• 1983: Luxembourg – Corinne Hermès, “Si la vie est cadeau”
• 1984: Sweden – Herreys, “Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley”
• 1985: Norway – Bobbysocks!, “La det swinge”
• 1986: Belgium – Sandra Kim, “J’aime la vie”
• 1987: Ireland – Johnny Logan, “Hold Me Now”
• 1988: Switzerland – Céline Dion, “Ne partez pas sans moi”
• 1989: Yugoslavia – Riva, “Rock Me”
• 1990: Italy – Toto Cutugno, “Insieme: 1992”
• 1991: Sweden – Carola, “Fångad av en stormvind”
• 1992: Ireland – Linda Martin, “Why Me?”
• 1993: Ireland – Niamh Kavanagh, “In Your Eyes”
• 1994: Ireland – Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan, “Rock ‘n’ Roll Kids”
• 1995: Norway – Secret Garden, “Nocturne”
• 1996: Ireland – Eimear Quinn, “The Voice”
• 1997: United Kingdom – Katrina and the Waves, “Love Shine a Light”
• 1998: Israel – Dana International, “Diva”
• 1999: Sweden – Charlotte Nilsson, “Take Me to Your Heaven”
• 2000: Denmark – Olsen Brothers, “Fly on the Wings of Love”
• 2001: Estonia – Tanel Padar, Dave Benton & 2XL, “Everybody”
• 2002: Latvia – Marie N, “I Wanna”
• 2003: Turkey – Sertab Erener, “Everyway That I Can”
• 2004: Ukraine – Ruslana, “Wild Dances”
• 2005: Greece – Helena Paparizou, “My Number One”
• 2006: Finland – Lordi, “Hard Rock Hallelujah”
• 2007: Serbia – Marija Šerifović, “Molitva”
• 2008: Russia – Dima Bilan, “Believe”
• 2009: Norway – Alexander Rybak, “Fairytale”
• 2010: Germany – Lena, “Satellite”
• 2011: Azerbaijan – Ell & Nikki, “Running Scared”
• 2012: Sweden – Loreen, “Euphoria”
• 2013: Denmark – Emmelie de Forest, “Only Teardrops”
• 2014: Austria – Conchita Wurst, “Rise Like a Phoenix”
• 2015: Sweden – Måns Zelmerlöw, “Heroes”
• 2016: Ukraine – Jamala, “1944”
• 2017: Portugal – Salvador Sobral, “Amar pelos dois”
• 2018: Israel – Netta, “Toy”
• 2019: Netherlands – Duncan Laurence, “Arcade”
• 2020: Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic
• 2021: Italy – Måneskin, “Zitti e buoni”
• 2022: Ukraine – Kalush Orchestra, “Stefania”
• 2023: Sweden – Loreen, “Tattoo”
• 2024: Switzerland – Nemo, “The Code”
• 2025: Austria – JJ, “Wasted Love”
Photo: Corinne Cumming/EBU
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