Delta Goodrem's 'Eclipse' charts globally

Delta Goodrem’s “Eclipse” moved onto multiple international music charts in the days after the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 grand final, according to chart data compiled by Kworb and reported by AussieVision on May 20. The Australian singer finished fourth for Australia in Vienna with 287 points, Eurovision’s official participant page and AussieVision said. The post-contest lift showed up across Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Shazam and Deezer in several European markets. The chart gains also extended to older Delta Goodrem albums, which Kworb listed across international album rankings. ### How high did “Eclipse” climb after the Eurovision final? AussieVision reported on May 20 that “Eclipse” had reached No. 10 on Kworb’s Worldwide iTunes Song Chart in the week after the grand final. The outlet said the result followed Goodrem’s fourth-place Eurovision finish and marked one of the strongest recent international chart showings for an Australian Eurovision entry. (aussievision.net) Kworb’s Delta Goodrem page showed the song at No. 2 on iTunes Australia, No. 3 in Malta, No. 7 in Switzerland and No. 7 in the United Kingdom in its country listings. The same page also showed placements on Apple Music, Shazam and Deezer, indicating the song’s gains were not limited to one platform. ### Which countries were driving the streaming lift? Kworb’s Spotify listings showed “Eclipse” reaching No. 13 in Austria, No. 18 in Lithuania, No. 18 in Sweden, No. 20 in Finland, No. 34 in Switzerland and No. 39 in Germany. (aussievision.net) AussieVision, citing Kworb chart history, also listed Israel among the countries where the song entered Spotify’s daily rankings. (kworb.net) AussieVision said Germany delivered the song’s strongest listed daily Spotify stream total, with 116,433 streams on May 17. That gave the clearest country-level indication of where post-final listening was concentrated in the immediate aftermath of the contest. ### What Eurovision result did Goodrem post for Australia? (aussievision.net) Eurovision’s official Vienna 2026 participant page listed Delta Goodrem as finishing fourth for Australia with “Eclipse.” AussieVision said she scored 287 points overall, made the grand final after qualifying from the second semi-final, and gave Australia its best Eurovision result since Dami Im finished second in 2016. (aussievision.net) AussieVision also said Goodrem received 165 jury points and 122 televote points. The outlet described the result as Australia’s third top-five Eurovision finish and its first return to the grand final since 2023. ### Did the chart bounce spill over into her catalog? Kworb’s listings showed several Delta Goodrem albums appearing on international charts after Eurovision week, including “Innocent Eyes,” “Wings of the Wild,” “Bridge Over Troubled Dreams,” “Mistaken Identity” and the forthcoming album “Pure,” as cited by AussieVision. (eurovision.com) The same Kworb page showed “Innocent Eyes” charting on iTunes in the United Kingdom and Austria, while “Wings of the Wild” and “Pure” appeared in Apple Music or iTunes market listings. (aussievision.net) Eurovision’s official artist page said Goodrem has sold more than nine million albums worldwide over her career, providing context for the broader catalog response after the contest. ### Where can readers track what happens next? Kworb’s Delta Goodrem chart page was still updating country-by-country platform positions when it was crawled this week, and Eurovision’s Vienna 2026 participant page continues to host Goodrem’s contest entry and final placing. (aussievision.net) AussieVision said it would continue publishing Eurovision updates as post-contest chart movement develops. (kworb.net) (eurovision.com)