Miley Cyrus Holds Steady At #1 On ARIA Singles Chart

The week that Miley Cyrus issues her eighth studio album Endless Summer Vacation, is also the week that she logs an eighth stay at the top of the Australian Singles Chart with Flowers.

Miley's new album also was also issued on the same day she delivered the Backyard Sessions companion live performance on Disney+, of her singing the entire album live in her backyard, while the new set also contains duets with Brandi Carlile and Sia amongst its twelve tracks. Flowers remains also at the top of the singles chart in England, Ireland (also 8th week) Canada, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands, World Chart (7th week), Denmark and Portugal (both 4th week) and Sweden (2nd week), while it was knocked off the top spot in The U.S.A.

Flowers also increases Miley's 'Weeks at #1' to now nine during this decade, and the track's continual run at the top is the first time since 2021 that a song has held the #1 slot for such a long time, as from July 19th to October 18th, 2021 Stay for The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber racked up an initial 14 weeks at the top, and since then we've had another eight-week run at the singles summit, but that was a broken stay, for As iI Was by Harry Styles eventually racked up eight weeks from three separate stays (April, May-June, August), which also means that Harry and Miley are both the fifth equal longest #1 songs this decade, and with Miley's new album dropping the song could hold onto the top spot for a few more weeks.

The entire Top 5 singles are on hold this week, with PinkPantheress and Ice Spice at #2 for a third straight week with Boys A Liar (part 2), while the track is also in the same position in England and Ireland, plus it scores a third week at #1 in New Zealand and falls back slightly in both The U.S.A. (3 to #4) and Canada (2 to #5), with those last two regions seeing a slip back down the chart due to the jump up their charts for our #3 holder Die for You by The Weeknd and Ariana Grande, which logs a second week in that position/peak and the track is also at #3 in England (LW-4) and Ireland (LW-6), #2 in New Zealand (LW-4) and Canada (LW-19) and jumps into the #1 spot in The U.S.A. (LW-6). Check out the pair's other entry which also climbs this week later on.

SZA logs a second week at #4 with her KIll Bill track, which is also now 2x▲Platinum, while Harry Styles remains at #5 for a third straight week with his former #1 As It Was, which is still high as he finished his national tour here this past week, before moving to New Zealand, where this song also leaps this week (11 to #6), while he also has a total of eight songs within our Top 50 and seven inside the NZ Top 40, plus all up As It Was is now spending it's 40th week within the Top 10 (equal 5th longest of all time), and the track is newly certified as 7x▲Platinum in sales. 

Morgan Wallen has the highest new entry on the Album Charts this week as his third album One Thing at a Time enters at #2, while its current charting single Last Night rises two spots this week to land at a new peak of #6. RAYE and her Escapism track with 070 Shake is down one spot to #7, with the track scoring its tenth week within the Top 10 and it's now ▲Platinum in sales. 

Rising one spot to a new peak of #8 is the Stephen Sanchez and Em Beihold track Until I Found You, which Stephen performed his song Evangeline this past week on The Late Late Show, after which is a two-place dip to #9 for Coi Leray and her track Players, which spent the past two weeks at its peak of #7. Ed Sheeran finished up his national tour this past week in Perth on Sunday, so he might still land a few sales for next week's chart, but for this week his former #2 peaking track Shivers jumps up seven spots to land back within the Top 10 at #10, notching up a 34th week inside of the ten, plus the track logs it's one-and-a-half-years (78 weeks) chart anniversary, having only ever left the Top 50 for a single week (Jan 2nd) during that time. 

TOP 20

Five songs remain on hold within the Top 10, four of them also occur within the Top 20, with stable positions occuring for Sure Thing by Miguel at #11, Anti-Hero for Taylor Swift at #12, Creepin' for Metro Boomin, The Weeknd and 21 Savage at #13 and Harry Styles does some more Late Night Talking again at #16.

The only song leaving the Top 10 this week is the former #1 for Sam Smith and Kim Petras with Unholy (HP-1x6, WI10-22), which drops down four places to #14, while Kim was in the country this past week as World PRIDE concluded. OneRepublic have one more show in Brisbane to play for their current national tour (March 14th), and that has slowed down the descent of their current chart entry I Ain't Worried, which dips only one spot to #15. 

Miss You for Oliver Tree and Robin Schulz drops two places to #17, followed by three small rising entries for I'm Good (Blue) (19 to #18), 10:35 for Tiësto and Tate McRae (21 to #19, with a new 7 track album issued for Tiësto on Friday called All Nighter), and Ed Sheeran also climbs two spots to land at #20 with Bad Habits, it's first week back within the Top 20 since it departed on September 5th, 2022.

TOP 30

Australian Idol judge and mentor Meghan Trainor drops three places to #21 with Made You Look, which rises to 2x▲Platinum in sales, while Harry Styles has three songs within the Top 30 this week, starting with a two-place rise to #22 for Music for a Sushi Restaurant, while his Watermelon Sugar is down two places to #25, and newly certified 10x▲Platinum (7th of Nov. 2022 was its last cert), while he also ascends nine places to land at #30 with his Satellite track. 

Since the second week of the year (Jan 9th), the Rema and Selena Gomez track Calm Down has resided within the Top 30, and this week it's back up three spots to #23, followed by the biggest climbing track within the Top 50 this week, up nineteen places to a new peak of #24 is ceilings for Lizzy McAlpine, which is currently entrenched in the Top 10 in both England (#7) and Ireland (#5), while it also jumps up in New Zealand (28 to #21), The U.S.A. (75 to #60) and Canada (48 to #32). 

Three weeks ago George Ezra scored a peak of #27 with his latest entry Green Green Grass, while this week the song rebounds five places to land at a new peak of #26 and is now ▲Platinum in sales, while the only non-mover within the Top 30 occurs at #27 for Zach Bryan and Something in the Orange, with the highest placed Australian act this week being The Kid LAROI who drops four places to #29 with his latest entry Love Again.

TOP 40

Ed Sheeran has four songs within the Top 50 this week, with his third entry being the 'Longest Charted Singles of All Time' at 306 weeks (equal to 5 years, 10.5 months) and Perfect, which jumps up nine places to land at #31, while Harry Styles has two more entries within this chart region; Matilda (35 to #32) and Adore You (35 to #38), which has also now accumulated 78 weeks within the Top 100. 

Further Top 40 climbs occur for both golden hour by JVKE (44 to #36) and the other duet between The Weeknd and Ariana Grande in Save Your Tears, which rebounds nine places to land at #37. Declining this week are Trustfall by P!nk (28 to #34), B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All) for Eliza Rose (36 to #38) and last week's highest new entry for MK and Dom Dolla with Rhyme Dust, back down seven places this week to land at #39.

TOP 50

Elton John and Dua Lipa's Cold Heart (PNAU Remix) is back up to #42, while PNAU issued a new track on Friday called The Hard Way with Khalid, with the second Top 50 entry for The Kid LAROI and Stay moves back up to #43, while returning to the Top 50 this week are Harry Styles' debut solo single Sign of The Times (51 to #48, newly 7x▲Platinum), Another Love for Tom Odell (54 to #49) and Ed Sheeran's final Top 50 appearance with Shape of You, back up eight places to #50.

Central Cee drops four places to #41 with Let Go, followed by an eleven-place slip to #44 for Beyoncé's Cuff it, with the biggest drop within the top 50 this week being a twenty-five place fall to #45 for last week's high-flier Painting Pictures by Superstar Pride. Lastly Sunroof for Nicky Youre and dazy drops down four places to #46 and is newly certified 3x▲Platinum, while another of last week's high-rising tracks to leave the Top 50 this week is Niall Horan with Heaven (LW-30).

NO TOP 50 NEW ENTRIES.