Johnny Logan - born Seán Patrick Michael Sherrard on 13 May 1954 in Australia and raised in Ireland - won the Eurovision Song Contest twice as a performer, in 1980 with "What's Another Year" and in 1987 with "Hold Me Now". He also wrote Ireland's winning entry "Why Me?" in 1992, earning him the nickname Mr. Eurovision. With over 6 million albums sold worldwide, he has maintained a particularly loyal following in Scandinavia over several decades.
Johnny Logan is on a tour in 2026 spanning six countries and featuring 12 planned concerts - the nearest date is Bremen on August 12, 2026.
Johnny Logan & Friends plays at Portalen in Greve, Denmark - a city that according to Songkick is his most visited venue ever with 23 concerts.
Johnny Logan hinted in May 2025 that he is considering returning to Eurovision on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of his second victory in 1987.
Logan performed at the major Eurovision concert Het Grote Songfestival Feest at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam in November 2025.
Loreen broke Logan's record in 2023 as the only performer with two Eurovision victories when she won for the second time in Liverpool.
Three-time Eurovision winner Johnny Logan performs with his orchestra in a Christmas concert at Jammerbugt.
Irish singer Johnny Logan performs a Christmas concert with a full orchestra at Portalen in Greve.
Johnny Logan and his Danish band return to Rotationen in Holbæk with Eurovision hits and Christmas songs. You can combine the concert with a 2-course dinner at Hotel Sidesporet.
Johnny Logan, three-time Melodi Grand Prix winner, performs a Christmas concert with the Danish band FRIENDS at Sønderborghus.
Johnny Logan, three-time Eurovision winner, performs in Greve with the Danish band FRIENDS led by Henrik Askou.