5 Seconds of Summer Makes ARIA Chart History with EVERYONE'S A STAR! Debut

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5 Seconds of Summer Makes ARIA Chart History with EVERYONE'S A STAR! Debut

5 Seconds of Summer has achieved a significant milestone by topping the ARIA Albums list with their latest album, EVERYONE'S A STAR!. This marks their sixth consecutive studio album to debut at No. 1, making them the first act in ARIA chart history to achieve this feat. The band's previous albums, including 5 Seconds of Summer, Sounds Good Feels Good, Youngblood, Calm, and 5SOS5, have all reached the top spot as well.

To support their latest release, 5SOS recently appeared on the inaugural episode of the Rolling Stone Uncut podcast. In the meantime, Australian music icon Jimmy Barnes has claimed the second position on the chart with his album For The Working Class Man, celebrating its 40th anniversary. The album originally spent seven weeks at No. 1 in the mid-1980s.

After a six-week reign at the top, Taylor Swift's The Life of a Showgirl has slipped to No. 3 on the ARIA Albums chart this week. Other notable debuts on the chart include You Am I's compilation album The Dollop & The Wallop: The Best Of at No. 15, Don West's debut album Give Me All Your Love at No. 25, and Mini Skirt's second record All That We Know at No. 36.

On the Singles chart, UK artist Olivia Dean has claimed the top spot with her track "Man I Need" following her recent performances in Sydney and at the ARIA Awards. This has pushed Taylor Swift's The Fate of Ophelia down to No. 2 after six weeks at the top. For a detailed look at this week's ARIA charts results, visit the official website.

In summary, 5 Seconds of Summer's EVERYONE'S A STAR! has made chart history by debuting at No. 1 on the ARIA Albums list, solidifying their position as one of Australia's most successful music acts. The band's consistent chart-topping success reflects their enduring popularity and musical prowess in the industry.