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New week, new music, new Eurovision round-up! Here are our picks and highlights of the many new releases from within the extended Eurovision and national finals universe this week. What are your favourites? And what could we have missed?
Listen to the TES Round-up playlist:
The official playlist of ThatEurovisionSite’s new music round-up! All the best new releases covered in recent weeks, in one master playlist, updated every week:
If you want to jump straight to a specific section, here’s a list of pages, each filled to the brim with excellent music:
- 2026 – 2024 Eurovision artists (this page)
- Previous Eurovision artists
- 2026 and 2025 national final artists
- Previous national final artists
- Junior Eurovision artists & Honourable mentions
- Eurovision Asia artists
2026 Eurovision artists
🇱🇺 Eva Marija – “Little Star”
Luxembourgish singer-songwriter Eva Marija represented her country at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna with “Mother Nature”. After winning the Luxembourg Song Contest, Eva finished 12th in the second semi-final, narrowly missing out on a place in the Grand Final. This week, she returns with her latest single, “Little Star”, released on 13th November. Strings continue to feature prominently in Eva’s music, while her beautifully rich lower register adds warmth and depth to the track as she develops her own distinctive sound.
🇱🇹 Lion Ceccah – “Bet Juk (Kai Pasaulis Baigsis)”
After finishing as runner-up in Lithuania’s Eurovizija.LT 2025 with “Drobė”, Lion Ceccah returned to the competition in 2026 with “Sólo Quiero Más”, earning the opportunity to represent Lithuania at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. Qualifying from the first semi-final, Lion went on to finish 22nd in the Grand Final with 22 points. Following his Eurovision appearance, he released the three-track EP post-EUROVISION in July. This week, Lion returns with his latest single, “BET JUK (Kai Pasaulis Baigsis)”.
The track has an expansive sound, with drums that bring a welcome touch of 1980s production to the arrangement. Its rich, sweeping musical textures would be particularly interesting to hear performed live with an orchestra.
🇦🇺 Delta Goodrem – “Telescope”
Australian singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem represented her country at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna, performing “Eclipse”. After qualifying from the second semi-final, Delta went on to finish fourth in the Grand Final.
Already a well-established artist in Australia, Delta rose to prominence with her debut album Innocent Eyes in 2003 and has enjoyed a successful career spanning more than two decades. This week, she returns with her latest single, “Telescope”, released on 13th November. Taken from her forthcoming album Pure, the song celebrates the people who help us find light during difficult times, as Delta explained in a post on Instagram. The release follows her previous post-Eurovision singles “Hologram” and “Warrior”.
2024 Eurovision artists
🇦🇲 Ladaniva – “Yasaman”
World music duo Ladaniva represented Armenia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö, performing “Jako”. The duo qualified for the Grand Final, where they finished in eighth place with 183 points. This week, Ladaniva return with their second studio album, Yasaman, released on 13th November. Featuring 13 tracks, the album continues to explore their distinctive blend of Armenian folk music, Balkan influences and contemporary sounds. The release includes previously released singles “Margarita”, “Yasaman” and “Le Temps”, the latter of which was covered by That Eurovision Site last week.
🇨🇿 Aiko – “Westside Beach Hotel”
Czech singer Aiko represented Czechia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö, performing “Pedestal”. Despite a memorable performance, Aiko narrowly missed out on qualification for the Grand Final, finishing 11th in the second semi-final. Since her Eurovision appearance, Aiko has continued releasing music and performing across Europe. This week, she returns with her latest single, “Westside Beach Hotel”, released on 13th November.
Keep an eye on That Eurovision Site for more coverage of Aiko, as our very own Tom will be seeing her in Amsterdam this weekend, sharing his thoughts and highlights from the performance!
Thomas James