Delta Goodrem has sold out her glittering Europe and UK tour hours before she takes to the stage to perform in the 2026 Eurovision Grand Final.
The 41-year-old took to social media to share with fans that her five stop tour in London, Manchester, Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin in June and July is officially sold out.
“PURE shows in Europe are now sold out!!!! 🫶🏻 Thank you thank you!!! Where next?? that is after tomorrow’s Eurovision Grand Final 😅♥️” she wrote.
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Her recent social media posts have been flooded with thousands of likes and comments, including from Eurovision icons and fellow competitiors.
“Wow wow wow wow wow … I can’t 🤩❤️❤️❤️,” Sarah Engles, this years contestant for Germany, commented.
“SO PROUD TO BE AUSTRALIAN RN❤️,” Australian 2025 Eurovision contestant Marty Zambotto said.
Delta Goodrem has sold out her Europe 2026 tour. Credit: Instagram/Delta Goodrem/Delta Goodrem
Goodrem’s Eurovision entry ‘Eclipse’ has quickly soared to success in the run-up to the competition. Her performance — complete with a golden piano, eclipse visuals and a levitating finale — has triggered viral social media reactions and she has firmly positioned herself within the top tier of contenders. After her semi-final performance, she rocketed up to second place in fan polls, with many tipping her as a genuine challenger for the win.
The Australian joins Bulgaria, Ukraine, Norway, Romania, Malta Cyprus, Albania, Denmark and Czechia as other second semi-final qualifiers on the Grand Final stage.
Entries from the UK and host Austria, who have both already qualified for the final, also performed on Thursday evening (Friday morning AWST).
Due to perform on the biggest stage of the competition on Saturday evening in Vienna (early Sunday morning AWST), Goodrem will battle it out against a competitive field led by Finland’s Linda Lampenius and Pete Parkkonen, whose violin‑driven track “Liekinheitin” has consistently topped betting odds and fan predictions heading into the final.
While previous Aussie contenders like Voyager or Montaigne leaned into niche genres or experimental staging, Goodrem brings a classic Eurovision weapon: a huge, emotional power ballad delivered by a globally recognised artist with proven vocal credibility.
