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Ruby Fields Scores Huge Debut On Australian Music Charts With New EP

Landing on the Albums and Vinyls charts!

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Aussie songwriter Ruby Fields has smashed this week's ARIA charts with her new EP, Permanent Hermit/Your Dad's Opinion For Dinner, which has landed on both the Albums and Vinyls lists. 

The Cronulla artist's EP has debuted at #1 on the Vinyls chart, beating out the likes of Billie Eilish and Vampire Weekend, while also coming in at #26 on the Albums list. 

As well as a string of headline shows over the coming weeks, Fields is also set to perform at Splendour In The Grass and the Spin Off Festival; head over to theGuide for more details.

Staying on the Albums chart, there was no stopping Pink from holding top spot for a second week with Hurts 2B Human, while new entries included Vampire Weekend's Father Of The Bride (#8), Amon Amarth's Berserker (#19) and Bad Religion's Age Of Unreason (#28).

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Over on the Singles chart, Lil Nas X's Old Town Road has again placed at #1, beating Billie Eilish's Bad Guy at #2 and Taylor Swift's ME! at #3.

Meanwhile, Shawn Mendes' new track If I Can't Have You has debuted at #4, just ahead of Logic and Eminem's new collab, Homicide, at #6.

Check out the full ARIA chart placings here.