Beabadobee blasts to ARIA No 1 with Pylon
The world of music is buzzing with new arrivals and historic milestones, signaling a dynamic shift in global tastes. From indie-pop sensations hitting major charts to rock legends making a powerful comeback, the current musical landscape is full of incredible stories.
The Australian charts are currently highlighting several exciting shifts. The indie-pop artist Beabadoobee has secured her first chart crown in Australia with her album Pylon, which debuted at the top spot. This success follows her previous work and sets the stage for her upcoming The Powerlines Tour in early 2027, where she is booked to play arenas.
Meanwhile, the established names continue to command attention. Miley Cyrus is enjoying a high-flying run, with her new release Bass Persuades climbing into the top 2, marking her eighth appearance in the national top 10. This tally includes major No. 1 achievements from her earlier work like Breakout in 2008 and Endless Summer Vacation in 2023.
In the rock and punk sphere, the Australian scene is seeing strong performances. The Sydney punk rock act C.O.F.F.I.N. has managed to secure a top 10 placement with their sixth studio album, Out In Oslo. This effort represents their strongest chart showing yet, following a previous peak of No. 47 with Australia Stops in 2023.
Other artists are also making significant leaps. Lizzy McAlpine’s new single Angel has entered the top 10, marking a new career high for the Pennsylvania-born artist. Furthermore, the artist Adéla has achieved a notable feat, placing two of her singles, Nicole Kidman and Ain’t In LA, within the ARIA top 10 for the first time.
The all-genres top 50 is filled with diverse talent, including heavy hitters like Anthrax, whose Cursum Perficio is charting at No. 24, and metal legends Orville Peck, with Mule, landing at No. 49. Other notable entries include Riley Green’s That’s Just Me at No. 14, and Carly Rae Jepsen’s Day and Night at No. 31.
On the singles front, Ella Langley’s track Choosin’ Texas continues its run at No. 1 on the ARIA Singles Chart, now marking its fifteenth non-consecutive week at the top. This achievement builds on a record set earlier this week in the United States, where the song topped the Billboard Hot 100 for a record-breaking 23 consecutive weeks.
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