Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest

The Netherlands has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 65 times since its debut in . AVROTROS is the Dutch broadcaster. The Netherlands had missed only two contests: , ,  and .

The Netherlands' five victories was achieved with the following songs:
Corry Brokken — Net als toen
Teddy Scholten — Een beetje
Lenny Khur — De troubadour
Teach-In — Ding-a-dong
Duncan Laurence — Arcade

 Participation overview 
+ Table key 1 First place 2 Second place 3 Third place ◁ Last place X Entry selected but did not compete ◊ Entry disqualified during the contest † Upcoming event

 Year Artist Song Language Final Points Semi Points Jetty Paerl""Dutch rowspan="2"  rowspan="2"  rowspan="36" colspan="2"  Corry Brokken "" Dutch  Corry Brokken "" Dutch 1 31  Corry Brokken "" Dutch 9 ◁ 1  Teddy Scholten "" Dutch 1 21  Rudi Carrell "" Dutch 12 2  Greetje Kauffeld "" Dutch 10 6  De Spelbrekers "" Dutch 13 ◁ 0  Annie Palmen "" Dutch 13 ◁ 0  Anneke Grönloh "" Dutch 10 2  Conny Vandenbos "" Dutch 11 5  Milly Scott "" Dutch 15 2  Thérèse Steinmetz "Ringe-dinge" Dutch 14 2  Ronnie Tober "" Dutch 16 ◁ 1  Lenny Kuhr "" Dutch 1 18  Patricia and Hearts of Soul "" Dutch 7 7  Saskia and Serge "" Dutch 6 85  Sandra and Andres "" Dutch 4 106  Ben Cramer "" Dutch 14 69  Mouth and MacNeal "I See a Star" English 3 15  Teach-In "Ding-a-dong" English 1 152  Sandra Reemer "The Party Is Over Now" English 9 56  Heddy Lester "" Dutch 12 35  Harmony "" Dutch 13 37  Xandra "Colorado" Dutch 12 51  Maggie MacNeal "Amsterdam" Dutch 5 93  Linda Williams "" Dutch 9 51  Bill van Dijk "" Dutch 16 8  Bernadette "Sing Me a Song" Dutch 7 66  Maribelle "" Dutch 13 34  Frizzle Sizzle "" Dutch 13 40  Marcha "" Dutch 5 83  Gerard Joling "Shangri-La" Dutch 9 70  Justine Pelmelay "" Dutch 15 45  Maywood "" Dutch 15 25  Humphrey Campbell "" Dutch 9 67  Ruth Jacott "" Dutch 6 92 colspan="2"   Willeke Alberti "" Dutch 23 4 colspan="2"   Maxine and Franklin Brown "" Dutch 7 78 9 63  Mrs. Einstein "" Dutch 22 5 colspan="2" rowspan="6"   Edsilia "" Dutch 4 150  Marlayne "One Good Reason" English 8 71  Linda "No Goodbyes" English 13 40  Michelle "Out on My Own" English 18 16  Esther Hart "One More Night" English 13 45  Re-union "Without You" English 20 11 6 146  Glennis Grace "My Impossible Dream" English colspan="2" rowspan="8"  14 53  Treble "Amambanda" Imaginary, English 20 22  Edsilia Rombley "On Top of the World" English 21 38  Hind "Your Heart Belongs to Me" English 13 27  The Toppers "Shine" English 17 11  Sieneke "" Dutch 14 29  3JS "Never Alone" English 19 ◁ 13  Joan Franka "You and Me" English 15 35  Anouk "Birds" English 9 114 6 75  The Common Linnets "Calm After the Storm" English 2 238 1 150  Trijntje Oosterhuis "Walk Along" English colspan="2"  14 33  Douwe Bob "Slow Down" English 11 153 5 197  OG3NE "Lights and Shadows" English 11 150 4 200  Waylon "Outlaw in 'Em" English 18 121 7 174  Duncan Laurence "Arcade" English 1 498 1 280  Jeangu Macrooy "Grow" English colspan="4"  X  Jeangu Macrooy "Birth of a New Age" English, Sranan Tongo 23 11 colspan="2"   S10 "" Dutch 11 171 2 221  Mia Nicolai and Dion Cooper "Burning Daylight" English colspan="2"  13 7  Joost Klein "" Dutch  2 182  Claude "" French, English 12 175 3 121  colspan="7" 

 Hostings 
The Netherlands has hosted the contest five times, two times in The Hague (, ), one time in Amsterdam (), one time in Hilversum () and one time in Rotterdam ().

The Netherlands was scheduled to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 in Rotterdam, but it was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

 Year Location Venue   Hilversum AVRO Studios   Amsterdam RAI Congrescentrum   The Hague Congresgebouw     Rotterdam Rotterdam Ahoy   Rotterdam Rotterdam Ahoy 

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References

Category:Countries in the Eurovision Song Contest