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OLIVIA DEAN, ELLA LANGLEY CONTINUE TO LEAD TOP 40
Olivia Dean marks another milestone this week, passing a 25th at the head of the Top 40 Albums Chart with her seminal LP The Art Of Loving. Country sensation Ella Langley remains at #1 on the Singles Top 40 for a 17th week with ‘Choosin' Texas’ – which also goes triple platinum.
ALEX WARREN CLAIMS TOP 40 ALBUM CROWN WITH WILDCHILD, MEL PARSONS BACK AT #1 ON AOTEAROA TOP 20
After a very short break from the Top 40, Alex Warren tops the Albums Chart this week with Wildchild, his first NZ #1 debut. Mel Parsons reclaims the #1 spot on the Aotearoa Albums Top 20 with her latest release Castle Hill after a three-week gap.
ELLA & OLIVIA BACK ON TOP, COUNTRY ICON DOLLY PARTON MOURNED
Ella Langley wears the Singles Chart crown for a 15th week while Olivia Dean returns to the Albums Chart's top spot. The passing of Country Icon Dolly Parton sees her back in the Top 40 and HINE tops the local Albums Chart.
OLIVIA DEAN, ELLA LANGLEY CONTINUE TO LEAD TOP 40
Olivia Dean marks another milestone this week, passing a 25th at the head of the Top 40 Albums Chart with her seminal LP The Art Of Loving. Country sensation Ella Langley remains at #1 on the Singles Top 40 for a 17th week with ‘Choosin' Texas’ – which also goes triple platinum.
Canterbury-based folk star Mel Parsons leads the Aotearoa Albums Chart for a third week with Castle Hill, closing out another round of impeccable live shows, while local garage punk legends CINDY enter the Chart at #5 with The Way I Do. Over on the Aotearoa Singles Chart, Hori Shaw and Te Wehi have been #1 for all but five weeks in 2026 with ‘Ready To Ride’ – one of the most impressive reigns the Chart has seen.
