Which Swedish quartet won Eurovision 1974 with 'Waterloo', launching their global career?
The song's title was almost 'Honey Pie' before being changed to reference the famous battle.
Eurovision quiz with 36 questions and answers: winners through the decades, iconic performances, ABBA and voting trivia. Play it free or host it as a pub quiz round.
Which Swedish quartet won Eurovision 1974 with 'Waterloo', launching their global career?
The song's title was almost 'Honey Pie' before being changed to reference the famous battle.
Which future global superstar won Eurovision 1988 while representing Switzerland, despite being Canadian?
Which Austrian performer, known for a distinctive beard and gown, won Eurovision 2014 with 'Rise Like a Phoenix'?
Which monster-costumed Finnish hard rock band shocked Eurovision by winning in 2006 with 'Hard Rock Hallelujah'?
Which Israeli transgender singer won Eurovision 1998 with the song 'Diva'?
Which Swedish singer won Eurovision 2012 with 'Euphoria' and later won again in 2023, becoming a two-time champion?
Which Portuguese singer won Eurovision 2017 with the gentle ballad 'Amar Pelos Dois', giving Portugal its first ever victory?
Which Irish singer earned the nickname 'Mr Eurovision' by winning the contest twice, in 1980 and 1987?
Which Israeli singer won Eurovision 2018 with the quirky, chicken-clucking song 'Toy'?
Which Italian rock band won Eurovision 2021 with 'Zitti e Buoni' before achieving worldwide rock stardom?
Which flamboyant Ukrainian drag character finished second at Eurovision 2007 with the novelty hit 'Dancing Lasha Tumbai'?
The song's chorus sparked debate over whether it secretly sounded like 'Russia Goodbye'.
Which Turkish singer gave Turkey its only Eurovision win to date, with 'Everyway That I Can' in 2003?
Her win led Turkey to host Eurovision 2004 in Istanbul.
Which group of elderly Russian grandmothers charmed audiences and finished second at Eurovision 2012 with 'Party for Everybody'?
The group performed traditional Udmurt folk elements while baking bread on stage.
Which Ukrainian singer won Eurovision 2004 with the high-energy 'Wild Dances', complete with tribal costumes and stunts?
Ruslana later became involved in Ukrainian politics and activism.
Which Dutch singer won Eurovision 2019 with the piano ballad 'Arcade', later becoming a global streaming hit thanks to TikTok?
'Arcade' became one of the best-selling Eurovision songs ever, charting years after the contest thanks to viral TikTok use.
Which Norwegian violinist-singer won Eurovision 2009 by a record points margin with the song 'Fairytale'?
Rybak's 2009 victory margin remained the largest in Eurovision history for over a decade.
Which British group won Eurovision 1981 with 'Making Your Mind Up', famous for the on-stage skirt-ripping costume reveal?
The routine was choreographed by Chrissie Wickham, formerly of dance troupe Hot Gossip, and the skirt-rip became one of Eurovision's most copied staging gimmicks.
Which barefoot British singer won Eurovision 1967 for the UK with 'Puppet on a String'?
Shaw performed barefoot as a personal trademark, a habit she kept throughout much of her singing career.
Which blonde ABBA singer, known for her soaring lead vocals, later pursued a solo career and largely retreated from public life?
Which ABBA member, a keyboardist and co-songwriter, later co-wrote the musical 'Chess' with Björn Ulvaeus?
Which hit jukebox musical, later a major film franchise, built its entire story around ABBA's back catalogue?
Which 1976 ABBA anthem, often called their signature song, was performed for Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf at his wedding gala?
Which Italian singer's 'Nel blu dipinto di blu (Volare)' placed third at Eurovision 1958 but became a global standard?
Which ABBA member, known as Frida, was born in Norway before growing up in Sweden?
She became a prominent environmental campaigner in Sweden in the 1990s, chairing the group Artister för Miljö (Artists for the Environment).
Which Belgian singer won Eurovision 1986 at just 13 years old with the song 'J'aime la vie'?
Her age was fudged at the time since the minimum age rule wasn't strictly enforced until later.
Which now-famous Irish dance show debuted as an interval act during the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin?
It was so popular that it was expanded into a full stage show within months.
Which Swedish singer won Eurovision 2015 in Vienna with 'Heroes', featuring an animated stick-figure on stage?
The stick-figure animation was projected live and synced to his movements in real time.
Which English seaside city hosted the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest, famously won by ABBA with 'Waterloo'?
The Brighton Dome, the venue, is a former royal stable built for the Prince Regent.
Which Swedish capital hosted Eurovision 2016 at the Ericsson Globe, the year Ukraine's Jamala won with '1944'?
Which Azerbaijani capital, on the Caspian Sea, hosted Eurovision 2012 after Ell & Nikki's win the year before?
Greece is famously accused of always exchanging maximum points with which neighbouring Mediterranean island nation in Eurovision voting?
In Eurovision scoring, what French phrase is used to announce the maximum score a country can award another?
Which historic city hosted Eurovision 1999, the first edition after abolishing the live orchestra requirement?
Which long-serving BBC commentator became famous for his witty, often exasperated remarks about Eurovision's political voting blocs?
Which English city hosted Eurovision 2023 on behalf of war-torn winner Ukraine, decorating its streets with Ukrainian symbols?
Following Jamala's 2016 win, Ukraine hosted Eurovision 2017 in which capital city?
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