Eurovision Song Contest Winners List With Pictures – Last 10 Years

Eurovision winners list with pictures includes 1. Kalush Orchestra 2. Maneskin 3. Duncan Laurence. Eurovision is a European singing contest.

The competitive singing reality show features each contestant from a country performing an original song on live television. 

Then, the votes are cast by the audience to determine the winner. It is one of the longest-running music show where a contestant from 52 countries participates in submitting their original music. 

Individuals at the age of 16 years old or older can participate in the tournament. The show also hosts multiple surprise guest performances from the artists like Madonna and Cirque du Soleil. 

That said, the country with the most victories is Ireland. The country has bagged seven wins throughout the years. 

Eurovision Winners in Last 10 Years Alongside Their Winning Year

Singers Name Winning Year
Kalush Orchestra 2022 (Ukraine)
Maneskin 2021 (Italy)
Duncan Laurence 2019 (Netherlands)
Netta 2018 (Israel)
Salvador Sobral 2017 (Portugal)
Jamala 2016 (Ukraine)
Mans Zelmerlow 2015 (Sweden)
Conchita Wurst 2014 (Austria)
Emmelie De Forest 2013 (Denmark)
Loreen 2012 (Sweden)

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Eurovision Winners Last 10 Years

Eurovision winners last 10 years include Kalush Orchestra, Maneskin, Duncan Laurence, and many more. 

One of the successful artists who were able to capitalize in terms of their fame and winning success is Maneskin. The Italian band was able to make noise in the States with songs like Beggin (cover) and I Wanna Be Your Slave. 

Similarly, here is a brief description of the Eurovision winners from 2022-2011. 

Klaush Orchestra

Kalush Orchestra aka “Kalush” are a rap group from Europe. Their music is a blend of hip-hop and flok music.

Klaush won the show in 2022, he won with his song “Stefania.”

The song has 27 million views on Youtube and the track is streamed to more than 47 million on Spotify. It has a very catchy chorus and upbeat music that gravitates the listeners of the record. 

Maneskin 

Maneskin is a rock band. They won the 2021 title of Eurovision with the song “Zitti e Buoni.”

It is one of the most popular songs in the competition. 

It has quickly become a social media and streaming sensation with 95 million views on Youtube and more than 300 million streams on Spotify. It has become an Italian Rock anthem. 

Duncan Laurence

Duncan Laurence is the winner of Eurovision in 2019. He is a Dutch singer and songwriter.

The artist’s original song performed quite well on streaming sites is Youtube and Spotify surpassing more than 1 billion streams altogether. 

The song has also become a Youtube short and Tiktok sensation. The lyrics of the song “Loving you is a losing game” is used in the background of multiple emotional montages in the shorts. 

The song also received the Edison Award for Best Pop Song of the Year in 2020. 

Netta

Netta is an Israeli singer who won the 2018 Eurovision Contest with the song Toy. Her music track was beloved by fans from all over the world. 

Her song is one of the most popular singles of 2018. It has become a global sensation for its unorthodox lyrical style and unique use of electro and Arabic music. 

The music track has surpassed  200 million views on both Youtube and Spotify. 

Salvador Sobral

Salvador Sobral is the winner of 2017’s Eurovision Contest. He sang “Amar Pelos Dois” which is a traditional ballad and folk song in Portuguese. 

Sobral’s song is slow and mellow, it has around 50 million adding both Youtube and Spotify. Salvador came home as a rockstar after winning the European show by beating 51 other contestants. 

Jamala 

Jamala won the 2016’s Eurovision competition, she is from Ukraine. The artist’s song “1944” became quite popular since the release of the single. 

Her song is a mix of R&B and Soul music genres. She also uses the bilingual language by starting off with English and switching to the Ukrainian language.  

Jamala’s songs have surpassed over 50 million in both Youtube and Spotify streams. 

Mans Zelmerlow

Mas Zelmerlow’s song “Heroes” become one of the powerful anthems which led Zelmerlow to achieve the trophy of Eurovision in 2015. 

The song was named 36th best Eurovisio-winning song. The song was also featured in Zelmerlow’s sixth studio album “Perfectly.”

It has total streams of around 100 million on Youtube and Spotify.  

Conchita Wurst

Conchita Wurst won Eurovision in 2014 with her song “Rise Like a Phoenix.” Wust is from Austria, the track is a song that was an anthem for LGBTQ. 

Wust herself is a drag queen, and she gave a powerful performance in the competition, her song has also surpassed more than 70 million streams adding both Youtube and Spotify.

Emmelie De Forest

Emmelie De Forest gave a mesmerizing performance with her song “Only Teardrops” in 2013 which helped her win the Eurovision competition. 

Forest has represented Denmark on the European stage, and her song has grossed over 60 million views on both Youtube and Spotify. She has established herself as an International singer through her winning track. 

Loreen 

Loreen is the 2012 winner of Eurovision, the singer is from Sweden. She sang the song “Euphoria” which help her snag the 2012 award. 

The singer’s song Euphoria was one of the unique musical songs and attractive performances were given by the Swedish artist. Her song was a disco anthem for all Europeans. 

The track has surpassed more than 80 million streams combining both Youtube and Spotify. 

A Complete List of Eurovision Song Contest Winners

The complete list of Eurovision song contest winners includes singers from 52 countries who have participated in the competition for 66 years. 

Ireland is the country with the most wins as their singers have won seven times. They were also consecutive winners in 1992, 1993, and 1994. 

Besides Ireland, Sweden and France are also the countries with the most wins. Sweden has won six times whereas France has won five times. 

France tied with Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands who have also won the Eurovision competition five times respectively. 

Celine Dion, the singer of the song “My Heart Will Go On” from the movie Titanic has also participated in Eurovision. She won the competition in 1988. 

Ruslana 2004 (Ukraine)
Riva 1989 (Yugosalvia)
Sertab Erener 2003 (Turkey)
Marie N 2002 (Latvia)
Tanel Padar, Dave Benton and 2XL 2001 (Estonia)
Olsen Brothers 2000 (Denmark)
Charlottte Nilsson 1999 (Sweden)
Dana International 1998 (Israel)
Katrina and the Waves 1997 (United Kingdom)
Eimear Quinn 1996 (Ireland)
Secret Garden 1995 (Norway)
Paul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan 1994 (Ireland)
Niamh Kavanagh 1993 (Ireland)
Linda Martin 1992 (Ireland)
Carola 1991 (Sweden)
Toto Cutugno 1990 (Italy)
Kalush Orchestra 2022 (Ukraine)
Helena Paparizou 2005 (Greece)
Lordi 2006 (Finland)
Marjia Serifovic 2007 (Serbia)
Dima Bilan 2008 (Russia)
Alexander Rybak 2009 (Norway)
Lena 2010 (Germany)
Elle and Nikki 2011 (Azerbaijan)
Loreen 2012 (Sweden)
Emmelie de Forest 2013 (Denmark)
Conchita Wurst 2014 (Austria)
Mans Zelmerlow 2015 (Sweden)
Jamala 2016 (Ukraine)
Salvador Sobra 2017 (Portugal)
Netta 2018 (Israel)
Duncan Laurence 2019 (Netherlands)
Maneskin 2021 (Italy)
Isabelle Aubret 1962 (France)
Dana 1970 (Ireland)
Salome, Lulu, lenny Kuhr, Frida Boccara 1969 (Spain, United Kingdom, Netherlands, and France)
Massiel 1968 (Spain)
Sandie Shaw 1967 (United Kingdom)
Udo Jurgens 1966 (Austria)
France Gall 1965 (Luxembourg)
Gigliola Cinquetti 1964 (Italy)
Grethe and Jorgen 1963 (Denmark)
Severine 1971 (Monaco)
Jean-Claude Pascal 1961 (Luxembourg)
Jacqueline Boyer 1960 (France)
Teddy Scholten 1959 (Netherlands)
Andre Claveau 1958 (France)
Corry Brokken 1957 (Netherlands)
Lys Assia 1956 (Switzerland)
Winners Name Year
Milk and Honey 1979 (Israel)
Johnny Logan (2) 1987 (Ireland)
Sandra Kim 1986 (Belgium
Bobbysocks 1985 (Norway)
Herreys 1984 (Sweden)
Corinne Hermes 1983 (Luxembourg)
Nicole 1982 (Germany)
Bucks Fizz 1981 (United Kingdom)
Johnny Logan 1980 (Ireland)
Celine Dion 1988 (Switzerland)
Izhar Cohen and Alphabeta 1978 (Israel)
Marie Myriam 1977 (France)
Brotherhood of Man 1976 (United Kingdom)
Teach-In 1975 (Netherlands)
ABBA 1974 (Sweden)
Anne-Marie David 1973 (Luxembourg)
Vicky Leandros 1972 (Luxembourg)
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