Edition 10

Edition 10 is the tenth edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Melbourne, Australia, following their second win in a row with "Stockholm Syndrome" by Montaigne. This was the third time Australia hosted the contest.

The winning act was "New Rules" by Dua Lipa, which represented England. This was the first time England won alone, however they had also won as part of the United Kingdom in Edition 2.

11 countries participated at the contest, making it the least participated edition ever in the history of the contest. Originally, 12 countries were confirmed for participation, however was later cut down to 11 due to the disqualification of China.

Art
The art saw the same style used in previous few editions. The artwork showed "FIGC" with "MELBOURNE 10" underneath, with the text glowing orange. Above the text was the flag of Australia, in the shape of the Eurovision 2021 flag designs. The background shows the host city, Melbourne.

Host City
The host city was selected by the Australian delegation directly after the results. Usually, the host city is first suggested by the Festivali team, and then approved or disapproved by the winning delegation, but due to Australia's delegation also running the contest, there was no need for this extra step.

Grand Final
The grand final took place on the 28th of June, 2021. 11 countries participated.

The winner was England, with "New Rules" by Dua Lipa, scoring 211 points.

Disqualified Countries
Originally, Israel had intended to debut, however was disqualified due to reasons involving the head of delegation. Israel had already selected an entry before the participation. China had also intended to participate, and was even announced as an official participant, with a slot in the running order and almost made it to the contest, but was disqualified last minute due to failing to select an entry within the time limit.