The Teskey Brothers understand how to the chart summit.
The Aussie blues-rock act bows at No. 1 on the ARIA Chart with The Winding Means (Liberation/Common), their third studio album.
It’s the second chief for the group, led by Josh and Sam Teskey, following their 2020 album Dwell At The Discussion board. Their most up-to-date studio album, 2019’s Run House Gradual, hit No. 2 on the ARIA Chart and went on to nab a hattrick of ARIA Awards, together with finest group.
“Within the phrases of Michael Gudinski, ‘primary son!,’” Josh Teskey quips, paraphrasing the late, nice Mushroom Group chairman, who was a fan and supporter of the Teskeys. “We’re feeling so honored and grateful to all you people again dwelling for the assist, we love yas!”
The Teskeys now head to Glastonbury Pageant, the place they play the Different Stage this Sunday (June 25), with the chart crown of their again pocket.
They’re the third homegrown act to steer the ARIA Albums Chart this yr after Cub Sport and Peach PRC. “It’s actually thrilling to see the variety of albums making it to No. in Australia,” feedback ARIA CEO Annabelle Herd, “however three Aussie No. 1s this yr merely isn’t sufficient! Australia: get listening, get playlisting and get sharing your favourite native artists. It’s time to get extra of our good home-grown expertise on the charts.”
The bros, who hail from Warrandyte, Victoria, a brief drive from Melbourne, maintain off rock heavyweight Queens of the Stone Age, whose eight studio album In Occasions New Roman (Matador/Inertia), begins at No. 2.
QOTSA has good chart type. Led by Josh Homme, the band hit No. 1 on the nationwide survey in 2013 with Like Clockwork and in 2017 with Villains.
Finishing an all new prime three on the albums chart is Australian nation artist Travis Collins’ Any Much less Anymore (ABC/ADA), new at No. 3.
The Teskeys aren’t the one Australian siblings making an affect on the ARIA Charts, revealed Friday, June 23. Dannii Minogue returns to the albums tally with Neon Nights (ADA/MGM), her fourth studio assortment which celebrates its twentieth anniversary with a 33-track expanded version. The set returns at No. 17, besting its No. 25 peak from 2003. That’s a profession excessive for Minogue, whose debut Love And Kisses hit No. 24 again in 1990.
In the meantime, older sister Kylie Minogue continues to climb on the ARIA Singles Chart along with her hypnotic quantity “Padam Padam” (Liberation). It’s up 29-12, for Kylie’s first look within the prime 20 since 2012, when “Timebomb” blew up at No. 12.
The highest three is unchanged, as “Sprinter” (Virgin Music/Common) by Dave and Central Cee leads for third week, forward of Morgan Wallen’s “Final Evening” (Republic/Common) and Luke Combs’ “Quick Automotive” (Columbia/Sony), respectively.
