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The following list includes those participants in the Eurovision Song Contest who are known to be members of the LGBT community.

Artists[edit]

Artist Country Year Song Sexual orientation or gender identity Points Place
Dany Dauberson  France 1956 "Il est là" Lesbian[1] —[a]
Bob Benny  Belgium 1959 "Hou toch van mij" Gay[b][2] 9 6
Bob Benny  Belgium 1961 "September, gouden roos" Gay[b][2] 1 15
Jean-Claude Pascal  Luxembourg 1961 "Nous les amoureux" Gay[c][3] 31 1
Kathy Kirby  United Kingdom 1965 "I Belong" Was in a lesbian relationship after the contest[4] 26 2
Ronnie Tober  Netherlands 1968 "Morgen" Gay 1 16
Patrick Juvet   Switzerland 1973 "Je vais me marier, Marie" Bisexual[b][5] 79 12
Jürgen Marcus  Luxembourg 1976 "Chansons pour ceux qui s'aiment" Gay 17 14
Jean-Claude Pascal  Luxembourg 1981 "C'est peut-être pas l'Amérique" Gay[c][3] 41 11
Gerard Joling  Netherlands 1988 "Shangri-La" Gay 70 9
Dina  Portugal 1992 "Amor d'água fresca" Lesbian[6] 26 17
Christer Björkman  Sweden 1992 "I morgon är en annan dag" Gay 9 22
Sara  Portugal 1994 "Chamar a música" Bisexual[b][7] 73 8
Paul Oscar  Iceland 1997 "Minn hinsti dans" Gay[8] 18 20
Gabriel Forss[d]  Sweden 1997 "Bara hon älskar mig" Gay[9] 36 14
Katrina Leskanich[e]  United Kingdom 1997 "Love Shine a Light" Lesbian[b][10] 227 1
Dana International  Israel 1998 "Diva" Trans woman[11][12] 172 1
Michelle  Netherlands 2001 "Out on My Own" Lesbian 16 18
Piasek  Poland 2001 "2Long" Gay[b] 11 20
Kim Kärnfalk[f]  Sweden 2001 "Listen to Your Heartbeat" Bisexual[13] 100 5
Sarit Hadad  Israel 2002 "Light a Candle" Lesbian[b][14] 37 12
Julia Volkova[g]  Russia 2003 "Ne ver', ne boysia" Bisexual 164 3
Deen  Bosnia
and Herzegovina 		2004 "In the Disco" Bisexual[b][15][16] 91 9
Tomas Thordarson  Denmark 2004 "Shame on You" Gay[17] Failed to qualify
Jari Sillanpää  Finland 2004 "Takes 2 to Tango" Gay[18] Failed to qualify
Jonatan Cerrada  France 2004 "À chaque pas" Gay[19] 40 15
Knut Anders Sørum  Norway 2004 "High" Bisexual[20] 3 24
Donna McCaul[h]  Ireland 2005 "Love?" Lesbian[21] Failed to qualify
Brian Kennedy  Ireland 2006 "Every Song Is a Cry for Love" Gay[22] 93 10
Andreas Lundstedt[i]   Switzerland 2006 "If We All Give a Little" Gay[23] 30 16
Olga Seryabkina and
Elena Temnikova[j] 		 Russia 2007 "Song #1" Bisexuals[b] 207 3
Javi Soleil[k]  Spain 2007 "I Love You Mi Vida" Gay[b][24] 43 20
Ola Salo[l]  Sweden 2007 "The Worrying Kind" Bisexual[25] 51 18
David Ducasse[m]  United Kingdom 2007 "Flying the Flag (For You)" Gay[26] 19 22
Lucy Diakovska[n]  Germany 2008 "Disappear" Lesbian[b][27] 14 23
Friðrik Ómar[o]  Iceland 2008 "This is My Life" Gay 64 14
Oscar Loya  Germany 2009 "Miss Kiss Kiss Bang" Gay 35 20
Gordon Heuckeroth[p]  Netherlands 2009 "Shine" Gay Failed to qualify
Harel Skaat  Israel 2010 "Milim" (מילים) Gay[b][28] 71 14
Michael von der Heide   Switzerland 2010 "Il pleut de l'or" Gay Failed to qualify
Dana International  Israel 2011 "Ding Dong" Trans woman[29][12] Failed to qualify
Glen Vella  Malta 2011 "One Life" Gay Failed to qualify
Duncan James and
Lee Ryan[q] 		 United Kingdom 2011 "I Can" Gay (James)[30]
Bisexual (Ryan)[31] 		100 11
Tooji  Norway 2012 "Stay" Gay[b][32] 7 26
Loreen  Sweden 2012 "Euphoria" Bisexual[b][33] 372 1
Ryan Dolan  Ireland 2013 "Only Love Survives" Gay[b][34] 5 26
Conchita Wurst  Austria 2014 "Rise Like a Phoenix" Gay[r][35] 290 1
Axel Hirsoux  Belgium 2014 "Mother" Gay Failed to qualify
Amber  Malta 2015 "Warrior" Lesbian[36] Failed to qualify
Deen[s]  Bosnia
and Herzegovina 		2016 "Ljubav je" Bisexual[15][16] Failed to qualify
Nina Kraljić  Croatia 2016 "Lighthouse" Bisexual 73 23
Johannes Nymark [da][t]  Denmark 2016 "Soldiers of Love" Gay Failed to qualify
Jamie-Lee  Germany 2016 "Ghost" Non-binary gender[b] 11 26
Hovi Star  Israel 2016 "Made of Stars" Gay[37] 135 14
Douwe Bob  Netherlands 2016 "Slow Down" Bisexual[38] 153 11
Michal Szpak  Poland 2016 "Color of Your Life" Pansexual[39] 229 8
Rykka   Switzerland 2016 "The Last of Our Kind" Non-binary gender[b] Failed to qualify
Imri Ziv  Israel 2017 "I Feel Alive" Gay[b][40] 39 23
Slavko Kalezić  Montenegro 2017 "Space" Gay[41] Failed to qualify
Salvador Sobral  Portugal 2017 "Amar pelos dois" Intersex[b][42][43] 758 1
Saara Aalto  Finland 2018 "Monsters" Lesbian[44] 46 25
Mélovin  Ukraine 2018 "Under the Ladder" Bisexual[b][45] 130 17
Bilal Hassani  France 2019 "Roi" Queer[46] 105 16
Duncan Laurence  Netherlands 2019 "Arcade" Bisexual[47] 498 1
Tom Hugo[u]  Norway 2019 "Spirit in the Sky" Gay[48] 331 6
Montaigne  Australia 2021 "Technicolour" Bisexual[v][49] and non-binary gender[b][50] Failed to qualify
Jendrik  Germany 2021 "I Don't Feel Hate" Gay[51] 3 25
Lesley Roy  Ireland 2021 "Maps" Lesbian[52] Failed to qualify
Victoria De Angelis and
Ethan Torchio[w] 		 Italy 2021 "Zitti e buoni" Bisexual (De Angelis)
"Sexually free" (Torchio)[53] 		524 1
Jeangu Macrooy  Netherlands 2021 "Birth of a New Age" Gay[54] 11 23
Vasil  North Macedonia 2021 "Here I Stand" Gay[55] Failed to qualify
Roxen  Romania 2021 "Amnesia" Non-binary gender[b][56] Failed to qualify
Blas Cantó  Spain 2021 "Voy a quedarme" Bisexual[57] 6 24
Sheldon Riley  Australia 2022 "Not the Same" Gay[58] 125 15
Elín Eyþórsdóttir[x]  Iceland 2022 "Með hækkandi sól" Lesbian[59] 20 23
Michael Ben David  Israel 2022 "I.M" Gay[60] Failed to qualify
Andrei Ursu[y]  Romania 2022 "Llámame" Bisexual[b][61] 65 18
Chanel Terrero  Spain 2022 "SloMo" Queer[b][62] 459 3
Gustaph  Belgium 2023 "Because of You" Gay[63] 182 7
Alessandra Mele  Norway 2023 "Queen of Kings" Bisexual[64] 268 5
Ashley Doodkorte [z]  Australia 2023 "Promise" Polyamorous[65] 151 15
Luke Black  Serbia 2023 "Samo mi se spava" (Само ми се спава) Gay[66] 30 24
Loreen  Sweden 2023 "Tattoo" Bisexual[33] 583 1
Zaachariaha Fielding and
Michael Ross[aa] 		 Australia 2024 "One Milkali (One Blood)" Gay[67] Failed to qualify
Mustii  Belgium 2024 "Before the Party's Over" Queer[68] Failed to qualify
Aiko  Czech Republic 2024 "Pedestal" Lesbian[b][69] Failed to qualify
Saba  Denmark 2024 "Sand" Lesbian[70] Failed to qualify
Bambie Thug  Ireland 2024 "Doomsday Blue" Non-binary gender[71] 278 6
Silvester Belt  Lithuania 2024 "Luktelk" Bisexual[72] 90 14
Kenzy Loevett [es] and Kat Almagro [es][ab]  San Marino 2024 "11:11" Lesbian[73][74] Failed to qualify
Nemo   Switzerland 2024 "The Code" Non-binary gender[v][75] and pansexual[76] 591 1
Olly Alexander  United Kingdom 2024 "Dizzy" Gay[77] and Non-binary gender[78] 46 18

Artists with multiple appearances[edit]

Five of the LGBT artists listed above have competed in the Eurovision Song Contest twice:

Summaries[edit]

As of the 2024 contest:


Presenters[edit]

Presenter Host country Year Sexual orientation or gender identity
Yigal Ravid  Israel 1999 Gay[79]
Assi Azar  Israel 2019 Gay[80]
Nikkie de Jager  Netherlands 2021 Trans woman[81]
Mika  Italy 2022 Gay[82][83]
Graham Norton[ad]  United Kingdom 2023 Gay[84][85]

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ The 1956 contest had secret voting and, apart from the winner, no results were released.
  • ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z Came out subsequent to the Eurovision performance
  • ^ a b Never publicly came out during his lifetime
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Blond
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Katrina and the Waves
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Friends
  • ^ Performed as part of the duo t.A.T.u.
  • ^ Performed as part of the duo Donna and Joe
  • ^ Performed as part of the group six4one
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Serebro
  • ^ Performed as part of the band D'Nash
  • ^ Performed as part of the band The Ark
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Scooch
  • ^ Performed as part of the band No Angels
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Eurobandið
  • ^ Performed as part of the band De Toppers
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Blue
  • ^ Thomas Neuwirth, the person behind the drag persona Conchita Wurst, is openly gay
  • ^ Performed with Dalal and feat. Ana Rucner and Jala
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Lighthouse X
  • ^ Performed as part of the group Keiino
  • ^ a b Open during the contest
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Måneskin
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Systur, who are activists for transgender rights. During the voting segments, while the group was in the green room, they waved a transgender flag alongside the Icelandic flag.
  • ^ Performed under the stage name Wrs
  • ^ Performed as part of the group Voyager
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Electric Fields
  • ^ Performed as part of the band Megara
  • ^ Excluding Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro, countries that no longer exist and were not represented by LGBT artists during their existence
  • ^ Has also served as the UK's television commentator for the contest since 2009
  • ^ a b Listed in this article since the performer is also LGBT
  • ^ Performance featured dancers in drag

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