Sydney pop-punk band Stand Atlantic arrives at #1on the ARIA Albums Chart with their fifth studio album, “GODBREATH”, while Dan Sultan and Boo Seeka debut in the top 10.
“GODBREATH” is Stand Atlantic’s fourth top 30 result following “Pink Elephant” (#23 in 2020), “F.E.A.R.” (#10 in 2022) and “Was Here” (#3 in 2024). The album also tops the Australian Albums Chart and lands at #3 on the Vinyl Chart.
The band said: "Only gone n bloody done it.. GODBREATH is the #1 Album in Australia!! Thank u for supporting us and Australian music!! Happy GODBREATH week to u all this is cool af and only possible bc of all of u, thank u thank u thank u 🖤.”
ARIA CEO, Annabelle Herd, said: “Congratulations to Stand Atlantic on their first ARIA #1 album! Bonnie, David, Miki and Jonno have climbed higher with every record and this week they’ve gone all the way. It’s thrilling to see a fourth Australian #1 album for 2026 and we can’t wait to see the band take on the Warped Tour and across the US next month.”
Five-time ARIA Award winner Dan Sultan debuts at #5 on the Albums Chart, #2 on the Australian Albums Chart and #5 on the Vinyl Chart with “Little Miracles”. It’s his eighth studio album and fifth top 50 result. He reached #4 in 2014 with “Blackbird”, #5 in 2017 with “Killer”, #47 in 2019 with “Aviary Takes” and #15 in 2023 with “Dan Sultan”.
Aussie electropop singer Boo Seeka’s fourth album, “Cigarettes On Sundown”, lands at #10 on the Albums Chart, #3 on the Australian Albums Chart and #2 on the Vinyl Chart. His debut album “Never Too Soon” stopped at #8 in 2017.
Black Sabbath founder Tony Iommi arrives at #16 with “From The Dark”, his fourth solo album, first in 21 years and first to reach the ARIA Chart. He was the only constant member during Black Sabbath’s stop-start 57-year career. The group scored two #1 albums before the ARIA Charts started – “Vol. 4” in 1972 and “Sabotage” in 1975 – and their final studio album, #13”, reached #4 in 2013.
Victorian group Surprise Chef are new at #17 on the Albums Chart, #4 on the Australian Albums Chart and #8 on the Vinyl Chart with “Frog In A Pond”. It’s their sixth album and first time on the ARIA Albums Chart.
Nashville-based Australian singer Melanie Dyer is at #23 on the Albums Chart and #6 on the Australian Albums Chart with her third album “Daisies From Dirt”, it’s her first time on the ARIA Charts.
Sydney alt rock group The Buoys’ second album “Concrete Cowboy” debuts at #31 on the Albums Chart and #7 on the Australian Albums Chart. They reached #78 in 2024 with “Lustre”.
“Pure Play”, the first EP from Blackpink’s Lisa, is new at #34. She is the third member of the group to hit the top 50 with a solo project: Rosé peaked at #2 in 2024 with “Rosie” and Jennie also got to #2 with “Ruby” in 2025. Blackpink’s two studio albums, “The Album” in 2021 and “Born Pink” in 2022, also peaked at #2.
Aussie metalcore band Windwaker’s “Smile, You’re On Camera” arrives at #38 on the Albums Chart and #9 on the Australian Albums Chart. It’s their third studio album and marks their ARIA Albums Chart debut.
On the Singles Chart, Tate McRae’s “Housewife” holds at #1 for the second week. Only seven artists or groups have reached #1 this year: Olivia Dean, Sam Fender (with Olivia Dean), Olivia Rodrigo, Ella Langley, Taylor Swift, Katseye and now Tate.
Solvak singer-songwriter Adela climbs to a new peak as “Nicole Kidman” rises from #6 to #3. Her other charting track, “Ain’t In LA”, peaked at #7 earlier this month and climbs from #13 to #11 this week.
Zach Bryan lands his third top 10 as “Lies”, his collaboration with Lana Del Ray, climbs from #12 to #8. In 2023 he reached #6 with “Something In The Orange” and “I Remember Yesterday” (with Kacey Musgraves). “Lies” is Lana’s first visit to the top 10 since 2022, when she reached #3 in 2022 as the featured artist on Taylor Swift’s “Snow On The Beach”.
Welsh singer Jamie Miller cracks the top 10 for the first time as “Babydoll” rises from #27 to #9. It reached #1 in the UK.
The 20th anniversary edition of My Chemical Romance’s “The Black Parade” lands at #1 on the On Replay Albums Chart and #1 on the Vinyl Chart. The original version peaked at #3 in 2006 and a live version, “The Black Parade Is Dead”, reached #10 in 2008. The new album contains six bonus tracks.
The Killers’ “Mr Brightside” shines at #1 again on the singles On Replay Chart.
