After weeks of national finals and entry reveals, we now know all forty-one songs for this year’s competition. Our Eurovision 2019 Spotify playlist is filling up fast, as most of the competing songs are now available for listening. In our latest weekly update, Russia comes in as the highest debuting entry.

The streaming figures on Spotify give us an impression of what fans have on replay. While there are a few changes within the top ten this week, Italy’s Mahmood remains in the lead.

Today’s update includes four new entries. Unfortunately, Ukraine is no longer on the list following the national broadcaster’s withdrawal. You can listen via our playlist linked right here.

Eurovision 2019 Spotify streaming charts (17 March)

# Country Streams # Country Streams
1 Italy 30,936,723 17 Belgium 328,674
2 France 6,405,436 18 Germany 307,605
3 Sweden 6,271,305 19 Slovenia 283,003
4 Spain 5,041,365 20 Latvia 200,096
5 Norway 1,975,332 21 Greece 197,953
6 The Netherlands 1,972,416 22 Romania 176,283
7 Estonia 897,911 23 Russia 172,958
8 Denmark 694,957 24 United Kingdom 157,798
9 Portugal 673,455 25 Croatia 141,460
10 Iceland 573,310 26 Moldova 106,727
11 Cyprus 528,975 27 San Marino 102,549
12 Australia 512,248 28 Poland 98,026
13 Switzerland 470,241 29 Albania 88,402
14 Finland 375,320 30 Austria 82,925
15 Czech Republic 364,463 31 North Macedonia 70,264
16 Hungary 330,847 32 Israel 35,067

The table above shows the current number of streams for each song as of today, Sunday 10 March. While 32  songs are currently available on the platform, the entries from Lithuania, Montenegro, GeorgiaSerbiaBelarusIrelandAzerbaijanMalta and Armenia haven’t been released to the platform yet. Notably, Romania’s entry “On a Sunday” was replaced with the new Eurovision edit and thus we’re combining the total count with the earlier streams counted so far.

Italy remains in the lead — and by some distance. The track has accumulated more than 1.5 million daily streams in Italy alone and just hit 30 million plays. Sweden enters the top three with Spain and Norway rounding out the top five.

 

Back in the top ten is Iceland. Cyprus’ Tamta is up five spots at number eleven — looks like the replay function has actively been used!

New entries join the ranking

This week’s highest new entry is Russia’s Sergey Lazarev. “Scream” makes its debut at number twenty-three. The other acts debuting on the list are Austria (at 30), North Macedonia (31) and Israel (32).

In the weeks leading up to Eurovision in Tel Aviv, we’ll be tracking the entries on Spotify and giving you an overview of which songs have made the biggest gains over the past seven days. It’s obviously not a perfect science, as you can stream artists from your home country. But it’s a fun barometer to look at anyway.

What do you think about the current Spotify stats? Do they indicate a possible win for Italy? Let us know in our comments below!

Eurovision 2019 Spotify playlist

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Maxime TISSOT
Maxime TISSOT
5 years ago

Yeah spotify streams are nice but what about YOUR favourites? Would be amazing if y’all could vote in this poll, it just takes 3 minutes! All you need to do is sending me your points!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc0amuxdSvfO-vM2nIIR5Xq6kKdmSvuYCs66PBlixkJ5QMdyw/viewform?

vale9001
vale9001
5 years ago

as 16th march Soldi has 26,487,844 streams in Italy so almost 5 M streams are from outside Italy, that’s almost like the total of the second most streamed song.

Melody
Melody
5 years ago

one thing is sure, those 88 thousands streams of Albania are definitely not coming from Albania cause there is no spotify service here lol

Craigeemac
Craigeemac
5 years ago

I really think that Mahmood will do very well this year. Do not be surprised if he takes it all out, or at least top 2. Us super fans have new faves week to week, but remember our first listen of Soldi; it stunned us!! That is the effect it will have on the 95% who only watch the final. Soldi will do so so well…

Susane
Susane
5 years ago
Reply to  Craigeemac

Agree, he could win, he and Duncan my favs, with either winner i would be super happy 😀

Alessandro Leonardo Gauci

Supporting Italy from Malta! Ever since the first night of Sanremo, Mahmood became my favourite, not only to win Sanremo but also the Eurovision. His song speaks about his father, who left while Mahmood was still a child. I think a lot of people can relate to this unpleasant experience.

Denis
Denis
5 years ago

Most of the streama come from within the countries though. Like Italy is screamed by Italians, Netherlands by the Dutch and so on. There is a small procentage of streams coming from abroads but its only from fans who have heard the songs. The majority wont stream until after the show.
So I don’t know if one should read to much into it.

dutchie
dutchie
5 years ago
Reply to  Denis

You can tell something about hit potential from the Spotify streams. For instance in Holland, people won’t stream it unless they really like the song. They didn’t stream our previous entries so much, not even close. It’s not like in Sweden where even if you release a turd in Melfest it will end up 1st on the Spotify charts.

Darren
Darren
5 years ago

I don’t understand the hatred towards Sergey this year. I actually thing “Scream” is such an improvement over his 2016 attempt. Does it deserve to win? Personally, I don’t think so,
But considering the fact that the fandom overrated such an awful song from him in 2016, to the point that he finished 1st in the televote and 3rd overall, yet suddenly despise him when he comes back with a much better entry.

Mari
Mari
5 years ago
Reply to  Darren

it’s because fandom wanted shirtless Sergey in video and they got Disney instead 😛

Angily
Angily
5 years ago

Mahmood tells honest story of his life and his song is modern. Sergey has a well-done song, but the song is really dated.

Mirko
Mirko
5 years ago

I actually don’t understand why people continue to spread hate to Italy: most of the views are from Italy, of course it is, like for all the other countries (Netherlands of course which are supporting so much their entry). So what’s the problem?

Niya
Niya
5 years ago
Reply to  Mirko

“Spread hate” – you call people commenting about the fact that all of Italy’s streams are coming from Italians as spreading hate?? It’s the truth though.. just as much as all of Sweden’s streams are from Swedes, France’s are from French people and all of the Netherland’s streams are from Dutch people. It’s not “spreading hate”. I’ve seen some terribly horrible and even racist comments about e.g. John Lundvik and Sweden that gets plenty of upvotes yet no one calls it out as “spreading hate”. Get off your high horse please – no one is spreading hate when it comes… Read more »

Melody
Melody
5 years ago
Reply to  Niya

Well I doubt that just Italians stream that song because it has 30 millions streams. There is a big difference. And it’s not like Italians were ok with that song winning Sanremo. If spotify was available in my country I would stream Soldi all day, instead I just use youtube.

Baloonbleu
Baloonbleu
5 years ago

They say: most of the Mahmood’s streams are coming from Italy. Instead, all of the others?
Obviously that streams aren’t a reliable yardstick; but 31.000.000 streams, 51.000.000 views in a month (1.000.000 only today): it’s numbers.
Finally: Mahmood live is amazing, this was just yesterday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tToJMyM_AM

Darren
Darren
5 years ago
Reply to  Baloonbleu

I am Irish and I have been streaming Italy, alongside Portugal and Netherlands on repeat on Spotify…Atleast 3 times daily.
So it’s not just Italians supporting their own, of which they are 100% entitled to do so in my opinion. Especially seeing as Italy really does deserve success this year

Lion76
Lion76
5 years ago
Reply to  Baloonbleu

Yeah he is really great in live here also at amici :

https://youtu.be/KcIxfcXwg0E

Melody
Melody
5 years ago
Reply to  Baloonbleu

exactly what I was thinking and Italians don’t even like the song that much. lol

A random russian guy
A random russian guy
5 years ago

In the meantime, Sergey’s live is as good as everyone would’ve expected https://www.instagram.com/p/BvHn_s4hRyM/

Kirby Romford
Kirby Romford
5 years ago

His voice is so good but his song is disappointing…

Alex
Alex
5 years ago

*Pumps his fist up* SCREAAAMM

agei
agei
5 years ago

The problem with the Russian entry I have: it’s a product, not bad but still…I prefer something that comes from the artist’s heart, not so polished, not trying to be perfect…there are more than 5 original songs this year, which is not bad!

Alex
Alex
5 years ago

Wow I did not expect Russia to be that low.

Denis
Denis
5 years ago
Reply to  Alex

Seeing how Spotify isn’t aviable in Eastern Europe it’s not surprising..

Melody
Melody
5 years ago
Reply to  Denis

even if it was, I wouldn’t stream it and I am from eastern Europe. That song is a yawn, Disney’s old soundtracks are better than this one

Paul
Paul
5 years ago

I think responsible for half of Israel’s streams!

Gorilla716
Gorilla716
5 years ago

I’m pretty sure the large majority of the streams of Soldi are coming from Italy and Italians obviously can’t vote for his song at Eurovision.

Nicolas
Nicolas
5 years ago
Reply to  Gorilla716

Making a poll about who knows that song outside Italy and eurofans maybe we get something like 0,001%
So yes again that irrelevant spotify stats.

Alex
Alex
5 years ago
Reply to  Gorilla716

Of course most of those streams are coming from Italy.
Same with the rest of the countries and their entries xd
Italians love this song and that’s great. Soldi was not made for Eurovision.

Melody
Melody
5 years ago
Reply to  Alex

Last I checked they were mad about this song winning so I don’t think 31 millions streams are coming from just Italy

Friendly Lurker
Friendly Lurker
5 years ago
Reply to  Gorilla716

I wonder when will people finally understand that Italy’s situation is completely different, for as much as I hate it it’s undeniable. They should just take us off this chart.