
Delta Goodrem covers all 11 Eurovision Asia 2026 entries in their original languages, launching a special musical collaboration ahead of the contest.
Delta Goodrem, Australia’s representative at Eurovision 2026, is surprising Eurovision fans with a special musical project: the singer is recording covers of all 11 songs competing in the inaugural edition of Eurovision Asia 2026 – each performed in its original language!
The Australian singer has taken on a unique musical challenge, performing all 11 competing entries from the first Eurovision Asia contest while preserving the original language of every song.
The video series launched on October 27th across Eurovision Asia’s official social media accounts, with the covers being released gradually.
From Bangladesh to Bhutan and Laos: The First Three Covers
The project kicked off with “Tumi Ele”, the song with which Beatmosphere will represent Bangladesh in the competition. Goodrem gave the entry her own musical interpretation while performing it in its original language.
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The musical journey continued with two more songs. On October 28th, the singer released her cover of “Lhayi Semo”, the song with which Nyendra will represent Bhutan.
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On October 29th, it was the turn of “BAE”, performed by Thinla, who will represent Laos in the inaugural edition of Eurovision Asia. Once again, Goodrem stayed true to the song’s original language while adding her own personal touch.
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All 11 Songs in Their Original Languages!
The first three covers are only the beginning of the project. Delta Goodrem is expected to record covers of all 11 songs competing in the inaugural edition of Eurovision Asia, with each performed in its respective original language.
The videos are being released gradually through the competition’s official Instagram, TikTok and Facebook accounts, giving Eurovision fans the opportunity to discover the competing entries from a fresh musical perspective.
Meanwhile, the participating artists are also preparing surprises of their own for the Australian singer, promising a special exchange of musical tributes ahead of the historic first edition of the competition.
