Shakira, Shania Twain and Amy Shark have returned to the Australian charts in a big year for comebacks and Australia music.
Shakira’s Dai Dai is her first top 10 hit on the ARIA charts in 19 years.
She reached number five in 2007 with Beautiful Liar, a duet with Beyonce.
Previously she had three number one Australian hits with Whenever, Wherever (2001), Underneath Your Clothes (2002) and Hips Don’t Lie (with Wyclef Jean) (2006).
Shania Twain’s seventh studio album, Little Miss Twain, debuted at number 30.
She previously had a number one album in 1999 with Come On Over (which spent 20 weeks on top). She also hit number one in 2002 with Up! And with Now in 2017.
Amy Shark hit number two on the ARIA Albums Chart this week with Soft Pop.
It is her fifth studio album. She previously topped the charts with Love Monster in 2018, Cry Forever in 2021 and Sunday Sadness in 2024.
Charli XCX returned to the top of the charts with her Music, Fashion, Film album.
Budjerah, the winner of two ARIA Awards, is at number four on the Albums Chart and number two on the Australian Albums Chart (with Amy Shark at number one) with his first studio album, Gentleman.
Australian children’s music group Spaghetti Confetti’s debut album, Ready Spaghetti Go, debuted at 67 on the Albums Chart.
