Who won Eurovision 2025? Where will Eurovision Song Contest be in 2026 and full results

The winner of the 2025 Eurovision Song Content has been revealed in dramatic scenes, with the world’s biggest music competition now heading to a new country for 2026.

Austrian singer JJ was crowned winner of the 29th Eurovision Song Contest with his song Wasted Love.

The classically trained soprano singer mixed opera and hard techno with strobe lights and a boat to take out the competition.

It was a tense standoff in the final moments of the competition as the result came down to the final moment.

Israel was sitting at the top of the leader board until the final points for Austria were revealed.

After the public vote was awarded, JJ from Austria was confirmed as the 2025 winner of the Eurovision Song Content.

Where will Eurovision be hosted in 2026?

The 70th annual Eurovision Song Contest will head to Austria in 2026.

Although not confirmed, it is likely the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest will be hosted in the Austrian capital of Vienna.

Austria last hosted the Eurovision Song Contest in 2015 after Conchita Wurst, a singing bearded drag queen, won the 2014 competition with the song Rise Like A Phoenix.

In 2015, Austria hosted the competition in Vienna.

Full Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final results

1. Austria - 436 points
2. Israel - 357 points
3. Estonia - 356 points
4. Sweden - 321 points
5. Italy - 256 points
6. Greece - 231 points
7. France - 230 points
8. Albania - 218 points
9. Ukraine - 218 points
10. Switzerland - 214 points
11. Finland - 196 points
12. Netherlands - 175 points
13. Latvia - 158 points
14. Poland - 156 points
15. Germany 151 points
16. Lithuania - 96 points
17. Malta - 91 points
18. Norway - 89 points
19. United Kingdom - 88 points
20. Armenia - 72 points
21. Portugal - 50 points
22. Luxembourg - 47 points
23. Denmark - 47 points
24. Spain - 37 points
25. Iceland - 33 points
26. San Marino - 27 points

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