BTS, Ye, Melanie Martinez Top Aussie Charts

0:00On April 3rd, BTS is still ruling Australia's albums chart, with R-Rang locked in at number 1 for a second straight week. This marks their second album to pull off multiple weeks on top, following the map of the soul, 7 back in 2020. Meanwhile, Y-A-Way, once known as Kanye West, storms in at number 3 with his new release Bully, adding to his 7 top 10 solo albums down under. Melanie Martinez heats things up at number 4 with Hades, building on her past hits like portals that hit number 1 last year. Australian Army fans are buzzing with the news that BTS hits Melbourne on February 12th and 13th, then Sydney on February 20th and 21st next year. Ray scores her best ever at number 6 with this music, May contain hope, while Robin and Courtney Barnett also notch career highs at number 12 and number 19. Over on the singles chart, Olivia Dean ends her 19-week run at number 1 with Man I Need, with slides right back in with Rimey and featuring.

1:00Sam Fender. Tame and Paula's Dracula climbs to a new peak in number 4, boosted by a remix with B-Lackeens Go's Jenny and a viral TikTok trend. These charts prove global sounds are dominating Aussie airwaves, blending K-pop power, hip-hop heat, and fresh indie vibes into one killer mix. That's your update from music news today, powered by AI.