BTS’ ‘Arirang’ Extends Reign On ARIA Chart
By Lars Brandle
Published on April 3, 2026.
BTS' album, Arirang, has extended its dominance on Australia's albums chart with a second week at No. 1. This is BTS' second album to score multiple weeks on top. The top new release is Kanye West's new album Bully, which comes in at No 3. Meanwhile, Melanie Martinez's album Hades debuted at No 4 on the ARIA Albums Chart. British singer and songwriter Raye's sophomore album, This Music May Contain Hope, has a career best ARIA Chart position with a new No. 6. Swedish pop veteran Robyn also had a successful album with Sexistential, her ninth studio album and first in eight years. On the Australian Singles Chart, Olivia Dean's unbroken streak at No 1 with "Man I Need" ended at 19 weeks.
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