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The superstar British singer and songwriter keeps his streak alive as "Play" roars to No. 1 on the latest ARIA Chart.

In the room was Philip Stevens, Valerie MacIver, Mardi Caught, Elfira Vania Suginawan, Russell Thomas, and Seb and Michael Chase.

Sabrina Carpenter gets the job done on the ARIA Charts, by nabbing the albums crown, and the highest debut on the singles tally.

Christmas songs play their merry tune on both main ARIA Charts, though it's Taylor Swift and Rosé who score the presents.

Starting this Friday, Aug. 2, the weekly honour are meant to shine a light on homegrown acts "breaking through the noise."

The ARIA Hall of Fame-inducted folk-rock outfit reigns over Billboard’s Top TV Songs chart with “Don’t Dream It’s Over.”

Taylor Swift sets new marks for ticket traffic and recorded music consumption, despite being a long way from here.

If it holds its course, 'Dreams' will give DMA’s a career-best chart position in the U.K., a top 5 global market.

ARIA's Annabelle Herd congratulates The Kid LAROI and Pnau "for representing our incredible home grown industry on the global stage.”

The former Savage Garden singer could see his latest LP enter the national chart at No. 19, based on midweek data.