Delta Goodrem made a glamorous appearance at the Attitude Pride Awards in London, weeks after her Eurovision Song Contest performance. The Australian singer, 41, wore a pastel pink gown by Rebecca Vallance to the event on Friday.
Goodrem's participation in Eurovision saw Australia finish fourth in the grand final held in Vienna. Her performance of the song "Eclipse" featured a dramatic staging element where she was launched skyward from a gold piano. This stage effect was previously used by Beyoncé during a performance in Dubai in January 2023.
Australia's fourth-place finish marked its second-best result in the competition's history, following Dami Im's runner-up placement. Despite not winning, Goodrem's performance was widely praised by fans, with many expressing on social media that she "deserved the win" and that it was "one of the best Eurovision performances of all time."
Before heading to Vienna, Goodrem expressed her appreciation for the support from Australia, stating she would carry the "incredible good energy and vibes" with her.
Looking ahead, Goodrem is embarking on new projects, including the release of the official music video for her latest single, "Hologram." She also announced plans to spend more time in the UK, with upcoming shows in support of her new album. Goodrem addressed rumors about participating in "Strictly Come Dancing," saying she is "always open" to the variety of the arts, though she clarified that no casting has been confirmed.