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This week’s
ARIA CHARTS

Harry is in the house

Tim Rogers makes a top 10 debut

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Harry Styles’ return to Australia has stormed the ARIA Charts this week as Harry’s House rockets back to #1, while Tim Rogers debuts with his first solo top 10.

This week marks the ninth non-consecutive week that Harry’s House has spent at #1 in Australia and its first time at #1 in more than six months. The album first hit the top on the week of 30 May 2022 and stayed there for three weeks. It then had a four-week run in July and the first week of August last year before snagging one more week on 22 August. 

Styles’ Fine Line also lands at #5 and Harry Styles makes it to #12. As It Was holds firmly at #5 on the Singles Chart, while Late Night Talking creeps up 23 spots from #39 last week to #16 and Watermelon Sugar climbs from #50 to #23.

Debuting at #2 on the Albums Chart, Cracker Island is the eighth studio album from Damon Albarn’s beloved 2-D group Gorillaz, comprising Murdoc Niccals, Noodle and Russell Hobbs. The band achieved an Australian #1 with Plastic Beach after it hit the top spot on the Albums Chart in 2010. 

You Am I front man Tim Rogers makes a solo debut with Tim Rogers and The Twin Set’s Tines of Stars Unfurled at #4, and Queen front man Adam Lambert debuts at #7 with High Drama.

Miley Cyrus’ Flowers spends its seventh week in a row at #1 on the Singles Chart, equaling the chart-topping run of Miley’s dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, in 1992 with Achy Breaky Heart.

The Weeknd’s 2016 cut, Die For You, lifted from his third studio LP Starboy roars from #41 last week to #3  this week after the Canadian-born star released a remix of the song with Ariana Grande last week. 

Finally, Aussie house producer Dom Dollar makes a debut at #25 with Rhyme Dust in collaboration with American producer MK, his first appearance in the ARIA Singles top 50.

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Check Out The FULL CHART INFORMATION HERE 

Albums:

Top 5:

1. Harry Styles – Harry’s House

2. Gorillaz – Cracker House (Debut)
3. P!nk – TRUSTFALL
4. Tim Rogers & The Twin Set – Tines of Stars Unfurled (Debut)
5. Harry Styles – Fine Line

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Singles:

Top 5:

1. Miley Cyrus – Flowers (debut) 

2. PinkPantheress – Boy’s A Liar
3. The Weeknd – Die For You
4. SZA – Kill Bill
5. Harry Styles – As It Was

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New Music Chart Singles:

Top 5:

1. Miley Cyrus – Flowers (debut) 

2. PinkPantheress – Boy’s A Liar
3. SZA – Kill Bill
4. Coi Leray – Players
5. Morgan Wallen – Last Night

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Check out video highlights of the top 10 singles HERE

Australian Artist Albums:

Top 5:

1. Tim Rogers & The Twin Set – Tines of Stars Unfurled (Debut)

2. Kingswood – Home (Debut)
3. The Terrys – True Colour (Debut)
4. Spacey Jane – Here Comes Everybody
5. The Kid Laroi – F*ck Love (Over You)  

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Australian Artist Singles:

Top 5:

1. The Kid LAROI – Love Again 

2. MK & Dom Dolla – Rhyme Dust (Debut)
3. The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber – Stay
4. Flume & MAY-A – Say Nothing
5. Dean Lewis – How Do I Say Goodbye

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Vinyl Albums:

Top 5:

1. Gorillaz – Cracker Island (Debut)

2. Kingswood – Home (Debut)
3. Ed Sheeran – =
4. Tim Rogers & The Twin Set – Tines of Stars Unfurled (Debut)
5. Kerser – The Nebulizer   

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For all of this week’s charts go to aria.com.au/charts

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ABOUT THE ARIA CHART:

The national ARIA Chart is Australia’s pre-eminent music chart representing a broad cross section of retail outlets. More than 1200 music retailers, including department stores, chain stores, independent retailers, streaming outlets, and digital providers contribute their data to ARIA to ensure that comprehensive charts are compiled across various genres and categories during any given week.

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AMNPLIFY – DB