A list of some of the most notable groups or individuals to grace the stage at the Eurovision Song Contest in its 60 year history.
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Winners of the Eurovision Song Contest
- ABBA (Sweden — Brighton 1974)
- Céline Dion (Switzerland — Dublin 1988)
- Katrina and the Waves (United Kingdom — Dublin 1997)
- Sertab Erener (Turkey — Riga 2003)
- Lordi (Finland — Athens 2006)
- Alexander Rybak (Norway — Moscow 2009; fifteenth, Lisbon 2018)
- Loreen (Sweden — Baku 2012; Liverpool 2023)
- Conchita Wurst (Austria — Copenhagen 2014; co-host, Vienna 2015)
- Jamala (Ukraine — Stockholm 2016)
- Salvador Sobral (Portugal — Kyiv 2017)
- Netta (Israel — Lisbon 2018)
- Duncan Laurence (The Netherlands — Tel Aviv 2019)
- Måneskin (Italy — Rotterdam 2021)
- Kalush Orchestra (Ukraine — Turin 2022)
Competitors of the Eurovision Song Contest
- Cliff Richard (United Kingdom — runner-up, London 1968; third, Luxembourg 1973)
- Olivia Newton-John (United Kingdom — fourth, Brighton 1974)
- Dschinghis Khan (Germany — fourth, Jerusalem 1979)
- Doce (Portugal — thirteenth, Harrogate 1982)
- Ofra Haza (Israel — runner-up, Munich 1983)
- t.A.T.u. (Russia — third, Riga 2003)
- Verka Serduchka (Ukraine — runner-up, Helsinki 2007)
- Sirusho (Armenia — fourth, Belgrade 2008)
- Senhit (San Marino — semifinalist, Düsseldorf 2011; Rotterdam 2020 note ; twenty-second, Rotterdam 2021)
- Bonnie Tyler (United Kingdom — nineteenth, Malmö 2013)
- Cascada (Germany — 21st, Malmö 2013)
- Marco Mengoni (Italy — seventh, Malmö 2013; fourth, Liverpool 2023)
- Guy Sebastian (Australia — fifth, Vienna 2015)
- Francesca Michielin (Italy — sixteenth, Stockholm 2016)
- Lucie Jones (United Kingdom — fifteenth, Kyiv 2017)
- Saara Aalto (Finland — 25th, Lisbon 2018)
- Jessica Mauboy (Australia — twentieth, Lisbon 2018)
- SuRie (United Kingdom — 24th, Lisbon 2018)
- Madame Monsieur (France — thirteenth, Lisbon 2018)
- Darude (Finland — semifinalist, Tel Aviv 2019)
- Hatari (Iceland — tenth, Tel Aviv 2019)
- Mahmood (Italy — runner-up, Tel Aviv 2019; sixth, Turin 2022 note )
- Kate Miller Heidke (Australia — ninth, Tel Aviv 2019)
- KEiiNO (Norway — sixth, Tel Aviv, 2019)
- Blas Cantó (Spain — entrant, Rotterdam 2020 note ; twenty-fourth, Rotterdam 2021)
- Daði Freyr (Iceland — entrant, Rotterdam 2020 note ; fourth, Rotterdam 2021)
- Go_A (Ukraine — entrant, Rotterdam 2020 note ; fifth, Rotterdam 2021)
- Hooverphonic (Belgium — entrant, Rotterdam 2020 note ; nineteenth, Rotterdam 2021)
- Little Big (Russia — entrant, Rotterdam 2020 note )
- The Roop (Lithuania — entrant, Rotterdam 2020 note ; eighth, Rotterdam 2021)
- Blind Channel (Finland — sixth, Rotterdam 2021)
- Flo Rida (San Marino — twenty-second, Rotterdam 2021 note )
- TIX (Norway — eighteenth, Rotterdam 2021)
- Chanel (Spain — third, Turin 2022)
- Subwoolfer (Norway — tenth, Turn 2022)
- The Rasmus (Finland — twenty-first, Turin 2022)
- Joker Out (Slovenia — twenty-first, Liverpool 2023)
- Olly Alexander (United Kingdom — Malmö 2024)
Competitors of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest
- Molly Sandén (Sweden — third, Bucharest 2006)
- Dani Fernández (Spain — fourth, Bucharest 2006)
Interval Acts
- Riverdance (Dublin 1994) note
- Justin Timberlake (Stockholm 2016)
- Madonna (Tel Aviv 2019)
- Rita Ora (Liverpool 2023)
Hosts
- Terry Wogan (Birmingham 1998)
- Maria Menounos (Athens 2006)
- Pilou Asbæk (Copenhagen 2014)
- Conchita Wurst (Vienna 2015)
- Daniela Ruah (Lisbon 2018)
- Laura Pausini (Turin 2022) note
- Mika (Turin 2022) note
- Alesha Dixon (Liverpool 2023)
- Graham Norton (Liverpool 2023)
- Hannah Waddingham (Liverpool 2023)
- Malin Åkerman (Malmö 2024)
