Taylor Swift and Benson Boone dominate Australia’s year-end rankings

According to data released by ARIA, American pop idol Taylor Swift has dominated the Australian year-end rankings for four consecutive years.

With her wildly successful eleventh album, April, Swift once again tops the ARIA Top 100 Albums Chart. tortured poets department. As part of her record-breaking Eras Tour, Swift continued to appear on the year-end charts, grabbing 40% of the top 10, certainly bolstering her seven local shows.

although tortured poets department Sit firmly in the first place, 1989 (Taylor version) Appears at No. 5, lover ranked seventh, and midnight Ranked 10th. her 2014 album 1989 Since its original version ranked 68th, its ranking has doubled.

This is not far off from last year’s results, 1989 (Taylor version) Dominates and joins the likes of The Weeknd, Morgan Wallen, SZA and Harry Styles. Billie Eilish’s work will be in the top 10 in 2024 Hit me hard, hit me softlyby Sabrina Carpenter short and sweetweekend HighlightsSZA’s Ask for helpWarren’s do one thing at a timeand Olivia Rodrigo’s courage.

However, the singles chart belongs to American singer-songwriter Benson Boone, whose “Beautiful Things” has been at No. 1 for six weeks and has rarely missed the top ten since its debut. Boone’s success was not limited to Australia, with the track topping numerous charts around the world and peaking at number two on the Billboard Hot 100.

Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” won the silver medal, and Carpenter’s “Espresso” rounded out the podium. Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season” and Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control” round out the top five, with Eilish’s “Birds Of A Feather” close behind. However, Irish musician Hozier’s “Too Sweet” halted the American artist’s sweep, with his single reaching No. 8.

Swift’s influence also extends to the singles chart, with 2019’s “Cruel Summer” reaching No. 9 on the strength of 2023’s viral success and single release. Miley Cyrus’ “Flowers,” which topped the charts last year, returns this year, albeit down to a respectable No. 39.

Notably absent from the album and singles charts, however, is the absence of Australian artists. In the latter category, only 5% were local songs, with Vance Joy’s 2013 single “Riptide” ranking at No. 24. DJ and producer Dom Dolla’s “Saving Up” ranks at No. 50. No. 96.

However, there are only three Australian names on the album chart, and only one of them is a studio release. And South Australian veteran Cold Chisel ranked 44th due to his outstanding performance. 50 years – the best years Compiled, INXS diamond certification is also available best Located at No. 81. first – Ranked 67th.

Check out the ARIA year-end singles and album rankings.