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OLIVIA DEAN HOLDS AT #1 ON TOP 40, SIX60 & MARLON WILLIAMS CLAIM AOTEAROA #1s
Olivia Dean continues to hold all Christmas classics at bay on the Top 40, while Six60 claim their 17th Aotearoa Top 20 #1 this wiki with their latest single ‘We Made It’.
THE 2025 END OF YEAR CHARTS HAVE BEEN REVEALED!
From the Top 40 success of Alex Warren and KPop Demon Hunters, to the astounding breakthrough journey of Bay of Plenty roots artist Te Wehi on the local Charts, read on to find out which artists and tunes cut through in the year that was.
DEAN CONTINUES RECORD-THREATENING STREAK, TROY KINGI CRACKS #1 ON AOTEAROA ALBUMS TOP 20
Olivia Dean catches up to Tones and I, Katy Perry and Whitney Houston this week, matching their shared record for the most weeks at #1 on the Top 40 Singles Chart by a female solo artist (11).
Wham! Grab Another Christmas #1 While Olivia Holds Off Mr Christmas
In the week leading up till Christmas Day, no surprise that the Top40 Singles experience an almost total festive takeover!
Just as it did last year, Last Christmas by Wham! takes out the #1 position, followed closely by the other yuletide staple All I Want For Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey. Even the pre-Christmas carol fest is not sufficient, however, to get Mr Christmas (Canadian crooner Michael Bublé) back to the top of Top40 Albums Chart. Olivia Dean holds on at #1 with The Art Of Loving notching up a ninth week, just holding out Bublé and his 14-year-old Christmas album.
Fallout Boy are back and feeling the Christmas spirit, landing at #1 on the Hot40 Singles Chart with It Feels Like Christmas.
Local lads Te Wehi and Hori Shaw cap off an incredible year by topping the Hot20 Aotearoa Chart with their latest collaboration, Catch A Wave. Meanwhile, the super consistent Tōku Reo Tōku Ohooho holds at #1 for another week on the Top10 Te Reo Singles Chart.
