Charts

It’s love at first sight for Ocean Alley’s "Love Balloon" (via Community Music), which opens at No. 3 on the latest ARIA Albums Chart.

ARIA Award winner John Butler starts at No. 3 with his solo release PRISM, the third in an expansive, four-part “seasons” project.

Royel Otis bag a new career best as "Hickey," the Sydney indie rock act's second album, cracks the ARIA Chart Top 10 on debut.

It’s the end of a 17-week run for Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” (Atlantic/Warner), the longest by a solo international artist.

With 17 consecutive weeks at No. 1, “Ordinary" completes the longest stay by an international solo artist on the ARIA Chart.

Lorde makes it a perfect four-out-of-four as Virgin flies to No. 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart, published Friday, July 4th.

Feedback from the music community, chart anoraks and even international observers has been mostly positive. The Music Network cast the net. 

The top-ranked homegrown recording belongs to Killing Heidi, whose 2000 hit Reflector bounces to No. 22, thanks to a 25th anniversary edition.

Alongside those changes, a special “re-entry” provision for those hits that find new legs in a viral moment.

The two-time ARIA Hall of Famer extends his record for most leaders with 16. As a member of Cold Chisel, that number rises to 22.