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Eurovision Song Contest 1999
International Convention Centre, Jerusalem – host venue of the 1999 contest
International Convention Centre, Jerusalem – host venue of the 1999 contest
Two of the contest's presenters, Dafna Dekel (left) and Sigal Shachmon, during the contest
Two of the contest's presenters, Dafna Dekel (left) and Sigal Shachmon, during the contest
Charlotte Nilsson (pictured in 2012) brought Sweden its fourth Eurovision Song Contest victory.
Charlotte Nilsson (pictured in 2012) brought Sweden its fourth Eurovision Song Contest victory.
National Indoor Arena, Birmingham – host venue of the 1998 contest
National Indoor Arena, Birmingham – host venue of the 1998 contest
Terry Wogan (pictured in 2015), co-presenter of the 1998 contest
Terry Wogan (pictured in 2015), co-presenter of the 1998 contest
Violinist Vanessa-Mae performed as part of the interval act.
Violinist Vanessa-Mae performed as part of the interval act.
Dana International brought Israel its third victory in the contest and became the contest's first openly LGBTQ+ winner.
Dana International brought Israel its third victory in the contest and became the contest's first openly LGBTQ+ winner.