ARIA Streaming Tracks Chart

Justin Bieber holds the record for the most weeks at number one on the chart
Tones and I holds the record for the most weeks at number one with one track on the chart

The ARIA Streaming Track chart ranks the highest streamed music tracks within Australia and is provided by the Australian Recording Industry Association.

History

The Streaming Track Chart was established in 2012 and first published on 10 December.[1] The chart still runs weekly as of 13 January 2022[update] but Subscription is required for this chart.[2]

Trivia

Songs with the most weeks at number one

23 Weeks

  • Tones and I - "Dance Monkey" (2019-2020)

14 Weeks

  • Ed Sheeran - "Shape of You" (2017)

13 Weeks

  • Drake - "One Dance" (2016)

12 Weeks

  • Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee featuring Justin Bieber - "Despacito" (2017)

11 Weeks

  • Drake - "God's Plan" (2018)

10 Weeks

  • Avicii - "Wake Me Up" (2013)
  • The Chainsmokers - "Closer" (2016)
  • Pharrell Williams - "Happy" (2014)

Cumulative weeks at number one

  • Justin Bieber (37)
  • Drake (32)
  • Ed Sheeran (26)
  • Pharrell Williams (23)
  • Tones and I (23)
  • Post Malone (18)
  • Macklemore (16)

Artists with the most number ones

This list includes main artists and featured artists.

See also

  • Music portal
  • flagAustralia portal

References

  1. ^ "ARIA report (Australian Record Industry Association)".
  2. ^ "ARIA report (Australian Record Industry Association)".
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