Sleep Token Score First ARIA No. 1 Album with ‘Even In Arcadia'
Coming in just behind them is local indie-rock royalty Spacey Jane, who debut at No. 2 with If That Makes Sense. The Perth band continues their hot streak, following a No. 2 placement for Sunlight in 2020 and a No. 1 for Here Comes Everybody in 2022. Spacey Jane also took home Song of the Year at the 2021 ARIA Awards for their breakout hit 'Booster Seat.'
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Elsewhere in the top 10, The Weeknd's Hurry Up Tomorrow rockets back into the top tier, surging from No. 78 to No. 10 following the release of its Complete Edition. The album previously topped the ARIA chart in February, marking his fifth No. 1 in Australia.
Aussie legends INXS also return to the chart with the 40th anniversary reissue of Listen Like Thieves, landing at No. 17. The 1985 classic spent two weeks at No. 1 during its original run and remains one of five chart-toppers for the band.
On the ARIA Singles Chart, Alex Warren holds strong at No. 1 for an eighth consecutive week with 'Ordinary,' now officially the longest-running chart-topper of 2025. It overtakes the seven-week reign of 'APT.' by Rosé and Bruno Mars, which also dominated the chart across late 2024.
Meanwhile, Jessie Murph enters the top 20 for the first time in Australia with 'Blue Strips,' which climbs from No. 31 to No. 17. It follows her 2023 chart debut with 'High Road,' a collaboration with Koe Wetzel.
ARIA's Vinyl Albums Chart sees Sleep Token, Spacey Jane, and INXS all appear again, reflecting strong physical sales across the board.
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