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TATE MCRAE LANDS DEBUT TOP 40 #1 SINGLE WITH ‘HOUSEWIFE’, SON & WATER LEAD LOCAL CHARTS
It’s Tate McRae’s turn at the top – the Canadian singer-songwriter lands her debut #1 single this week, with ‘Housewife’. Justin Bieber is the only other Canadian to have topped the Chart in the last six years. Olivia Dean’s The Art Of Loving remains at #1 on the Albums Top 40 – the LP hasn’t dropped below #4 on the Chart since it was released more than a year ago.
OLIVIA DEAN DOMINATES TOP 40 AFTER EPIC TĀMAKI SHOW, CHRISTOPH EL TRUENTO CLAIMS DEBUT AOTEAROA ALBUMS #1
Fresh from what proved an epic headline Tāmaki show, that opened the newly revamped Western Springs Bowl, Olivia Dean again leads both Top 40 Charts this week, as well as the Catalogue Singles and Albums Charts. It’s The Art Of Loving’s 30th wiki at #1 on the Albums Chart – while all 11 full-length tracks from the LP appear in the Singles Chart. ‘Man I Need’ tops it for a 33rd week. The UK performer also has 10 tracks in the Catalogue Singles Chart, including the #1.
OLIVIA DEAN LEADS TOP 40 ON EVE OF WESTERN SPRINGS BOWL OPENING SHOW, SON & WATER SWEEP LOCAL CHARTS
‘Man I Need’ returns to the tihi of the Top 40 Singles Chart after a five-month gap, on the eve of Olivia Dean’s headline show at Western Springs Bowl. The track holds the record for the most weeks at #1 in the history of the Official Charts in Aotearoa, 32. Dean’s The Art Of Loving also continues to lead the Albums Top 40, it’s the 22nd week she’s topped both Charts since the LP was released in September 2025 – again, longer than any other artist.
TATE MCRAE LANDS DEBUT TOP 40 #1 SINGLE WITH ‘HOUSEWIFE’, SON & WATER LEAD LOCAL CHARTS
It’s Tate McRae’s turn at the top – the Canadian singer-songwriter lands her debut #1 single this week, with ‘Housewife’. Justin Bieber is the only other Canadian to have topped the Chart in the last six years. Olivia Dean’s The Art Of Loving remains at #1 on the Albums Top 40 – the LP hasn’t dropped below #4 on the Chart since it was released more than a year ago.
Son & Water top the Aotearoa Singles Chart with ‘SAW’ – and has done so for three of the last four weeks. The group also return to the top of the Aotearoa Albums Chart with Still Burning after a one-week gap, while albums from Sulfate (#3), 4 Corners (#8) and G.F.N.R (#10) also enter the Chart. Myshaan and Te Wehi grab the Aotearoa Hot 20 #1 this wiki, with ‘Long Way Home’. It’s their first #1 on the Chart as a duo, but the third for Myshaan and a 13th for Te Wehi overall.
