Noah Kahan Tops ARIA Charts, Foo Fighters & Amity Affliction Shine

0:00It's May 1st. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Music News Today. Music news powered by AI. Noah Cajon's latest album, The Great Divide, just hit number 1 on the Arya albums chart, pulling the whole country together with its debut. This marks his fourth studio release and second straight chart topper down under, following stick seasons three week run early this year. Cajon's showing love back to his Aussie fans with a big tour coming up. 8 shows total across Melbourne's Rod Labor Arena and Sydney's Quido's Bank. Arena this September and October. Meanwhile, Foo Fighters slide in at number 3 with their new one, Your Favorite Toy. Keeping their streak alive as every single one of their 12. Studio albums has cracked the top 10. Local Heroes. The Amity Affliction from Guimpy Queensland. Land at number 4 with House of Cards. Their 9th album and 8th consecutive top 10. Smash. These metal vets have been dominating since Youngblood's back in 2010.

1:02The Michael Jackson-Bial pick soundtrack, Moonwalks to number 17, his 24th top 50 entry since the 70s, while Kalani's. Self-titled drop hits number 18, and a few others like Ruby Fields and Pink Floyd sneak into the top 50. On singles, Olivia Dean and Sam Fender hold number 1 for a 3rd, 9 consecutive week with Rain Me In. Their action stays hot with these heavy hitters owning the spotlight, setting up what looks like another wild week ahead.