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ARIA Charts: Peking Duk Score Australia No. 1 Album With Debut Record

Peking Duk have shot straight to the top of the ARIA Australian Albums chart with their debut record, Paradise.

By Neil GriffithsPublished Aug 21, 2026
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Peking Duk have shot straight to the top of the ARIA Australian Albums chart with their debut record, Paradise.

The album also debuted at No. 6 on the main Albums chart. Their Reprisal EP peaked at No. 12 in 2018.

Per, Adam Hyde, aka Keli Holiday, he is the second Australian artist in history to have two No. 1 local albums in the same year with different projects after his solo debut album, Capital Fiction cracked the top spot back in February.

Phoebe Bridgers took out the No. 1 spot on the main Albums chart with her third album, Lost Weekend. Her second album, Punisher, reached No. 12 in 2020 and she hit No. 3 as part of Boygenius in 2023 with the record.

Other debuts in the top 40 this week include Jungle's Sunshine (No. 9), Kate Miller-Heidke's The Kiss and the Abyss (No. 11), Phil Jamieson's 10Charlie (No. 18), Grace Cummings' Bloodhorse! (No. 23), King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard's Alien Metal (No. 26) and The Hard-Ons' Hard-Ons/Jerry A (No. 35). 

The Singles chart has a new No. 1 entry for the first time in weeks, with KATSEYE's “Animal” jumping ahead of Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas"," which held onto a 10-week reign.

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Check out this week’s full ARIA charts results here.

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Top 5 Albums 

  1. Phoebe Bridges – Lost Weekend 
  2. Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love 
  3. Stray Kids – This & That
  4. Olivia Dean – The Art of Loving
  5. Ariana Grande – petal

Top 5 Singles 

  1. Katseye – “Animal”
  2. Ella Langley – “Choosin' Texas”
  3. Olivia Dean – “Man I Need”
  4. Sam Fender, Olivia Dean – “Rein Me In”
  5. Alex Warren – “Ordinary”

Top 5 On Replay Albums 

  1. Michael Jackson – Thriller
  2. Fleetwood Mac – Rumours
  3. Michael Jackson – Bad
  4. Noah Kahan – Stick Season
  5. Olivia Rodrigo – SOUR

Top 5 On Replay Singles 

  1. The Killers – “Mr Brightside”
  2. Goo Goo Dolls – “Iris”
  3. Michael Jackson – “Billie Jean”
  4. Ravyn Lenae – “Love Me Not”
  5. Fleetwood Mac – “Dreams”

Top 5 New Music Chart Singles 

  1. Katseye –  “Animal”
  2. Olivia Rodrigo – “stupid song”
  3. Olivia Rodrigo – “the cure”
  4. Ariana Grande – “hate that i made you love me”
  5. Steve Lacey – “oh yeah?”

Top 5 Australian Artist Albums 

  1. Peking Duk – Paradise
  2. Kate Miller-Heidke – The Kiss And The Abyss
  3. Phil Jamieson – 10Charlie
  4. Grace Cummings – Bloodhorse!
  5. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Alien Metal

Top 5 Australian Artist Singles

  1. Tame Impala – “Loser”
  2. Tame Impala – “Dracula”
  3. G Flip – “Bed on Fire”
  4. Josh Fawaz – “Like a Prayer”
  5. Sonny Fodera, D.O.D. & Poppy Baskcomb – “Think About Us”

Top 5 On Replay Australian Artist Albums 

  1. Tame Impala – Currents
  2. Vance Joy – Dream Your Life Away (10th Anniversary Edition)
  3. Ocean Alley – In Purple
  4. Ocean Alley – Yellow Mellow (10th Anniversary Edition)
  5. INXS – Kick

Top 5 On Replay Australian Artist Singles

  1. Vance Joy –Riptide”
  2. AC/DC – “Thunderstruck”
  3. Crowded House – “Don't Dream It's Over”
  4. Tame Impala – “The Less I Know The Better”
  5. Empire Of The Sun – “Walking on a Dream”

Top 5 Vinyl Albums 

  1. Phoebe Bridges – Lost Weekend
  2. Jungle – Sunshine
  3. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Alien Metal
  4. Olivia Rodrigo – you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love
  5. Grace Cummings – Bloodhorse!

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