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Armenia has an impressive record of producing top 10 finishes since (and including) their debut participation in 2006.

Sirusho (2008) and Aram MP3 (2014) have delivered their nation’s best placements, finishing fourth, but it’s Rosa Linn (2022) who is responsible for Armenia’s biggest hit song.

Her entry Snap went viral on TikTok shortly after the Contest in Turin, leading to critical acclaim and topping charts all over the world. It became the second Eurovision entry (after Duncan Laurence’s Arcade) to reach a billion streams on Spotify, and was the fastest to do so.

Though Armenia has yet to win the Eurovision Song Contest, they have won and hosted Junior Eurovision twice thanks to Vladimir Arzumanyan (2010) and Maléna (2021).

Participation history

Event Contestant Song Place
Malmö 2024
Jako
Semi-Final
3rd - 137 points
Grand Final
8th - 183 points
Liverpool 2023
Future Lover
Semi-Final
6th - 99 points
Grand Final
14th - 122 points
Turin 2022
Snap
Semi-Final
5th - 187 points
Grand Final
20th - 61 points
Rotterdam 2020
Chains On You
Tel Aviv 2019
Walking Out
Semi-Final
16th - 49 points
Lisbon 2018
Qami
Semi-Final
15th - 79 points
Kyiv 2017
Fly With Me
Semi-Final
7th - 152 points
Grand Final
18th - 79 points
Stockholm 2016
LoveWave
Semi-Final
2nd - 243 points
Grand Final
7th - 249 points
Vienna 2015
Face The Shadow
Semi-Final
7th - 77 points
Grand Final
16th - 34 points
Copenhagen 2014
Not Alone
Semi-Final
4th - 121 points
Grand Final
4th - 174 points
Malmö 2013
Lonely Planet
Semi-Final
7th - 69 points
Grand Final
18th - 41 points
Düsseldorf 2011
Boom Boom
Semi-Final
12th - 54 points
Oslo 2010
Apricot Stone
Semi-Final
6th - 83 points
Grand Final
7th - 141 points
Moscow 2009
Jan Jan
Semi-Final
5th - 99 points
Grand Final
10th - 92 points
Belgrade 2008
Qele, Qele
Semi-Final
2nd - 139 points
Grand Final
4th - 199 points
Helsinki 2007
Anytime You Need
Grand Final
8th - 138 points
Athens 2006
Without Your Love
Semi-Final
6th - 150 points
Grand Final
8th - 129 points