Following her Eurovision debut, Delta Goodrem is making moves both on and off the stage – and the bookmakers are paying attention.
The Australian pop star is currently sitting second on the Eurovision odds table, with bookmakers tipping a top-five finish and giving her a 14 per cent shot at taking home the trophy.
TAB also has Delta at $4.50 to win the Eurovision 2026 Grand Final, making her the clear second favourite behind the market leader, Finland.
It’s a strong position for an artist representing a country that has never won the contest, and one that reflects the momentum that has been building behind her Vienna campaign.
Her impressive semi final performance saw her reach a major milestone and progress to the grand final of the competition – the first Aussie to do so in three years.
Her performance clip has already surpassed 55,000 likes on Instagram – putting her alongside favourites Albania, Romania and Bulgaria.
The official music video for her entry Eclipse has also cracked 1,500,000 YouTube views, with a further 600,000 on her personal channel.
Add solid Spotify streaming numbers and ARIA chart movement, and it’s clear something is clicking.
To add to her Eurovision hype, Delta also made a shock move this week – and it had nothing to do with the song contest.
Delta announced her seventh studio album, Pure, set for release on November 6. The record ends the longest gap of her career: five and a half years since Bridge Over Troubled Dreams debuted at number one on the ARIA charts in 2021.
The announcement lands at exactly the moment when the world is starting to look her way thanks to a prime time performance broadcast to hundreds of millions at one of the world’s biggest live events.
And if the staging is anything to go by, she plans to make the most of it.
Insiders are already calling Australia’s entry one of the most visually ambitious Eurovision performances in years.
The lyrics of Eclipse are built around the imagery of a solar eclipse – and her stage design features dramatic light beams, shadows and swirling smoke to echo that.
At the centre of it all, Delta wears a custom gown created by Australian fashion houses Velani by Nicky and House of Emmanuele – more than 500 hours in the making and featuring close to 7,000 hand-embellished Swarovski crystals.
Related stories
Native ad body.
Native ad body.
Native ad body.
