Taylor Swift and Rosé Sleigh the ARIA Charts This Vacation Season

It’s the season of giving, and the ARIA Charts are turning in numerous musical cheer. Taylor Swift and Rosé are unwrapping some main milestones simply in time for the vacations.

Swift continues her record-breaking yr on the best of the ARIA Albums Chart, whilst Rosé holds sturdy at No. 1 at the ARIA Singles Chart, with Christmas classics additionally shaking up the scene. Swift’s The Tortured Poets Division is unstoppable, spending its 8th consecutive week at No. 1 at the Albums Chart. It marks 18 weeks in 2024 that Taylor has dominated the ARIA charts throughout more than one albums, together with 1989 (Taylor’s Model), Dead nights, and Lover.

That’s proper—she’s controlled to outdo even herself, beating her 17-week streak from 2023.

Including to the joy, Stray Youngsters typhoon in at No. 4 with their mixtape Hop. With Aussies Felix and Bang Chan main the rate, the K-pop superstars turn out they’re a power to be reckoned with, following the luck of final yr’s 5-Celebrity.

In the meantime, Michael Bublé’s Christmas makes its festive go back, mountaineering again into the highest 10 at No. 9, as a result of let’s face it—Christmas isn’t whole with out Bublé crooning within the background.

At the Singles Chart, Rosé and Bruno Mars’ wreck hit “APT.” is appearing no indicators of slowing down, claiming its 7th non-consecutive week at No. 1. With only one extra week, it would tie Sabrina Wood worker’s “Style” as 2024’s longest-running No. 1 unmarried. And talking of vacation magic, Mariah Carey’s “All I Need For Christmas Is You” rockets from No. 8 to No. 3. The Queen of Christmas does it once more, along with her undying anthem on target for some other festive chart takeover.

Vacation cheer continues to sprinkle around the charts. Wham!’s “Final Christmas” jingles its method as much as No. 7, whilst Brenda Lee’s “Rockin’ Across the Christmas Tree” cracks the highest 10 at No. 10.

To not be neglected, Bobby Helms’ “Jingle Bell Rock” rises to No. 14, and Ariana Grande’s “Santa Inform Me” climbs to No. 18, proving that the season of giving could also be the season of charting. Lola Younger shakes issues up along with her breakout hit “Messy,” which leaps from No. 18 to No. 6, marking the U.K. singer’s first best 10 in Australia.