The ARIA Charts ranks the best-performing albums in Australia. Its data, published by the Australian Recording Industry Association, is based collectively on the weekly streams and digital and physical sales of albums.
To be eligible to appear on the chart, the recording must be an album produced by an artist of Australian nationality. Starting from 8 September, ARIA changed the eligibility to require the album have been released in the last two years. Older albums were then placed on the On Replay Chart.
+KeyAlso the #1 album on the ARIA Albums Chart
Chart history + List of number-one albums Issue date Song Artist(s) 6 January "50 Years – The Best Of" Cold Chisel 13 January 20 January 27 January "Toy" Dear Seattle 3 February "Forgiving Spree" Slowly Slowly 10 February "The Very Best" INXS 17 February 24 February "Light Hit My Face Like a Straight Right" Mallrat 3 March "Recency Bias" Rum Jungle 10 March "Hi Fi Way" You Am I 17 March "Straight Into the Sun" The Cruel Sea 24 March "Hi, It's Nice to Meet Me" Mia Wray 31 March "Old Mervs" Old Mervs 7 April "Backflips in a Restaurant" Grentperez 14 April "Like Love" Ball Park Music 21 April "The Moon (The Light Side)" Bliss N Eso 28 April "Do What Ya Wanna" Beddy Rays 5 May "50 Years - The Best Of" Cold Chisel 12 May "Golden Wolf" Dope Lemon 19 May "If That Makes Sense" Spacey Jane 26 May "Was Here" Stand Atlantic 2 June "Hymns for the Nonbeliever" Kisschasy 9 June "Bliss Release" Cloud Control 16 June "Defiant" Jimmy Barnes 23 June "Order Chaos Order" Calum Hood 30 June "Reflector" Killing Heidi 7 July "The First Time" The Kid Laroi 14 July "Shui" Fangz 21 July "The Terrys" The Terrys 28 July "The Very Best" INXS 4 August "Time Machine" Tim Minchin 11 August "Fall From the Light" Hilltop Hoods 18 August "100 Times Around the Sun" Guy Sebastian 25 August "Stay Relentless" Justice for the Damned 1 September "Hickey" Royel Otis 8 September "Australian Made" The Wolfe Brothers 15 September "Prism" John Butler 22 September "Hickey" Royel Otis 29 September "Love Balloon" Ocean Alley 6 October "The Moon (The Dark Side)" Bliss N Eso 13 October "Everything Every Single Day" The Rions 20 October "Longing" Pete Murray 27 October "Deadbeat" Tame Impala 3 November "Where You'll Find Me" James Johnston 10 November "Tea & Sympathy" Bernard Fanning 17 November "Seventy" Paul Kelly 24 November "Everyone's a Star!" 5 Seconds of Summer 1 December "So Much For Second Chances" SoSo 8 December "Moonrise" Pierce Brothers 15 December "Kylie Christmas (Fully Wrapped)" Kylie Minogue 22 December "Tripping Over Time" Boy & Bear 29 December "Deadbeat" Tame Impala
On Replay Chart + List of number-one albums Issue date Song Artist(s) 8 September "Dream Your Life Away" Vance Joy 15 September "PetroDragonic Apocalypse" King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard 22 September 29 September "Currents" Tame Impala 6 October "Dream Your Life Away" Vance Joy 13 October "Currents" Tame Impala 20 October "Slightly Odway" Jebediah 27 October "Drinking From the Sun" Hilltop Hoods 3 November "Currents" Tame Impala 10 November "Tea & Sympathy" Bernard Fanning 17 November "Currents" Tame Impala 24 November "For the Working Class Man" Jimmy Barnes 1 December 8 December "Currents" Tame Impala 15 December 22 December 29 December "Everyday Is Christmas" Sia
Artists with multiple weeks + List of number-one artists, with total weeks spent at number one shown - charts combined Position Artist Weeks at No. 1 1 Tame Impala 9 2 Cold Chisel 4 3 INXS 3 Jimmy Barnes 4 Bernard Fanning 2 Bliss N Eso Hilltop Hoods King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Royel Otis Vance Joy
See also 2025 in music
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