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It looks like we’re finally one step closer to knowing who will represent Australia in Malmo.

SBS announced today that their 2024 Eurovision entrant will be announced on Wednesday, March 6. Given time zone differences, this means at our friends across Europe will likely find out on March 5. In an email out to all media buyers, SBS promoted sponsorship opportunities across the Eurovision broadcast on SBS in May, while casually dropping the entry announcement date.

In a blink-and-you’ll miss it email, SBS said:

“In 2024 SBS is proud to broadcast the event which this year is taking place in Malmö, Sweden. We also celebrate 50 years since ABBA took to the Eurovision Stage with “Waterloo”, taking home the win for Sweden.

Australia has once again been invited to send a representative to compete in the contest. Stay tuned to hear who will be representing us on Wednesday 6th March.”

A March 6 announcement coincides with the date Australia used to announce their internally selected Eurovision act. While Voyager were announced on February 21 last year via YouTube, Guy Sebastian, Dami Im and Isaiah were announced all in the first week of March.

Who is rumoured to represent Australia at Eurovision in 2024?

After Australia confirmed on December 5 that they will be participating at Eurovision in 2024, the rumour mill has been in overdrive with who might just be representing the isle down under.

The most rumoured artist was none other than Dannii Minogue, who sparked interest as a contender when she tweeted the official Eurovision account on X.





After then teasing a new 3 minute song co-written with Anthony Egizii and David Musumeci, the duo behind other Australian Eurovision entries “Sound of Silence”, “Don’t Come Easy”, “We Got Love” and “Don’t Break Me”, Dannii seemingly confirmed Eurovision was not on the cards, telling radio show Kyle and Jackie O:

“I don’t know that I would have the strength to get through it. I saw Dami do it, Kate did it bending around on this pole. Like guys, I am 52, I am not a J-Lo at the Superbowl. It’s not there for me in my future.”

With Dannii seemingly ruling herself out, some fans are wondering whether another former Australia Decides runner up, much like Voyager was in 2023, will be tapped to represent Australia in Malmo. Casey Donovan, who was runner up at the national final in 2020, would be an unlikely choice given she is headlining the Australian production of & Juliet during May. 

The 2019 runners up of Australia Decides, Electric Fields, have also been rumoured as a potential candidate, but have remained decisively quiet on their social media.

Another huge advocate for representing Australia would be the avant-garde Jaguar Jonze, who participated in Australia Decides in both 2020 and 2022. Her new EP, “Victim Impact Statement”, drops this month.

Who do you think will represent Australia at Eurovision in 2024? Let us know your wishlist below.

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Adam
Adam
7 months ago

Kylie. She missed out last year to Voyager. And her Las Vegas residency finishes on 4th May. Just saying…

MaruvWon2019
MaruvWon2019
7 months ago

Australia cannot ever quit Eurovision before sending Jaguar Jonze. Been a fan since her 2020 entry, then she blew up in 2022 also having an insane album and still didn’t manage to win the Aus decides sadly, 3rd time is the charm i hope and i’ll see her face on March 6th

Margaret
Margaret
7 months ago

Rikki Lee (most known for her song “can’t touch this”- absolute BANGER), is coincidentally dropping her first album in 10 years on the same day. The mind wonders…

Magpie
Magpie
7 months ago

Well whoever it is, they’ll be in semifinal 1, with that line-up.

AernoutVL
AernoutVL
7 months ago

Delta Goodrem

Wedding Cake Island
Wedding Cake Island
7 months ago

Dannii came to the realisation Eurovision isn’t a lipsynched Top of the Pops performance so she had to bow out!

Jofty
Jofty
7 months ago

And bursting out of an outfit during Love And Kisses!

Jessica Folcker
Jessica Folcker
7 months ago

The Veronicas with Here To Dance… In a perfect world. 🙂

Troy
Troy
7 months ago

BREAKING NEWS! Israel sent 2 songs to the EBU, they asked Israel to check the songs that they are not too “political” for the competition. Eden Golan recorded both songs. One of the songs was written by Eden and the 2 creators of “Unicorn” and the other song was written by the producer who produced “Toy” (Eurovision 2018 winner). Israel is waiting for the EBU’s decision.

Wedding Cake Island
Wedding Cake Island
7 months ago
Reply to  Troy

This post is about Australia. When will you Israeli toilet trolls stop hijacking threads.

The Voice of Reason
The Voice of Reason
7 months ago

Went back and had a look at Electirc Fields and Jaguar Jonze’s performances and I have to say, I don’t get the hype of either of them! Though I would prefer Jaguar because she actually brings the staging!

SEIMÍ
SEIMÍ
7 months ago

Someone thinks they’re being clever by saying Europe could know on March 5th but this could only happen if the announcement was made very early on the morning of 6th Australian time which is probably unlikely.
It’s usually best to think before opening your mouth!

Jonas
Jonas
7 months ago

Fannie is two years younger than JLo!

Jonas
Jonas
7 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

Dannii

Ari
Ari
7 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

Engelbert and Bonnie are 100 years older than her. Sounds like she is just afraid to fail.

Jonas
Jonas
7 months ago
Reply to  Ari

Weird to think that she is actually older than the Olsens were at the time of their win, though. They seemed so OLD to me when I was a child.

It’s probably because she mentored acts like Ruth Lorenzo and Dami Im on The C Factor, and she’d feel pressured to at least match their results.

Jonas
Jonas
7 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

X Factor

Jofty
Jofty
7 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

She spoke though like she was a better singer! The C Factor, wasnt that Louis Walsh?!

BillJ
BillJ
7 months ago

do not at all understand the appeal of jaguar jonze. there’s a reason she didn’t get through on 2 attempts

Ferrari Fish
Ferrari Fish
7 months ago

Australia will be represented by Sia Feat. Tim Cahill. (inside information)

Anonymous91
Anonymous91
7 months ago
Reply to  Ferrari Fish

Sia would be such a huge name, Tim Cahill (as in the former footballer?)

hqckk
hqckk
7 months ago

?Electric Fields?

ThorBeta
ThorBeta
7 months ago

I would love to see Electric Fields in Eurovision. Their 2019 song “2000 and whatever” is still in my playlists and I would appreciate them bringing some Aboriginal Australian culture to the contest. 🙂

Alex
Alex
7 months ago

Guess it will be Electric Fields, SBS would want to give some diversity to the show.

Didbthey say if their contract was extended and for how many years?

Ps: guys stop the runours about D. MINOGUE. Come on now… it is getting tiring.

Alex
Alex
7 months ago
Reply to  Alex

we’re allowed to have fun! and you know… all im saying is ? the stars keep aligning….

Anonymous91
Anonymous91
7 months ago

Samantha Jade hopefully, or i would also love Reigan Derry

Sweater
Sweater
7 months ago

Jaguar Jonze would be actually so goodd, loved both of her songs she entered, but she has even better songs. She could definitely turn it out and she CAN perform too.

Wedding Cake Island
Wedding Cake Island
7 months ago

If Jaguar Jones is considered Avant Garde, then I am the King of England.

Mark
Mark
7 months ago

Hello Charles

Wedding Cake Island
Wedding Cake Island
7 months ago
Reply to  Mark

Touche!

The Voice of Reason
The Voice of Reason
7 months ago

I mean, I saw her last performance and it was kinda wierd