Australia Music Chart

The latest Top 100 Music Chart and Hot 100 in real-time right from iTunes and Apple Music, featuring today's biggest global superstars like Justin Bieber, Drake, Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran. Your number 1 spot for trending songs, top albums, and top songs right now.

Discover what’s hot and who’s making waves on the charts today, including the top tracks and albums by the world’s leading artists. What is the #1 song on iTunes in Australia today? Who dominates the Top 10 iTunes Songs, Singles, and Albums right now? Find the Top 100 iTunes—featuring chart-topping hits from music’s global icons—right here!

What Hurts the Most - State of Mine new Single

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What Hurts the Most - State of Mine

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Opiate - TOOL new Single

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Opiate - TOOL

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I Watched - Parkway Drive new Single

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I Watched - Parkway Drive

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Everything Dies - Type O Negative new Single

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Everything Dies - Type O Negative

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Creeping Death (Live) - Metallica new Single

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Creeping Death (Live) - Metallica

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Higher - Smash Into Pieces new Single

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Higher - Smash Into Pieces

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Soft Spine - Spiritbox new Single

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Soft Spine - Spiritbox

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Mea Culpa (Ah! Ça ira!) - GOJIRA, Marina Viotti & Victor Le Masne new Single

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Mea Culpa (Ah! Ça ira!) - GOJIRA, Marina Viotti & Victor Le Masne

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Still Waiting - Electric Callboy & FRANK ZUMMO new Single

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Still Waiting - Electric Callboy & FRANK ZUMMO

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Seemingly Endless Time - Death Angel new Single

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Seemingly Endless Time - Death Angel

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The Trooper (Live In Tokyo 16/2/08) - Iron Maiden new Single

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The Trooper (Live In Tokyo 16/2/08) - Iron Maiden

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Lethe - Dark Tranquillity new Single

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Lethe - Dark Tranquillity

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(We Make) Sweden Rock - HammerFall new Single

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(We Make) Sweden Rock - HammerFall

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Creeping Death (Live at Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia / September 28th, 1991) - Metallica new Single

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Creeping Death (Live at Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia / September 28th, 1991) - Metallica

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UFO - Reece Mastin new Single

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UFO - Reece Mastin

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Hepatic Tissue Fermentation II (Bonus Track) - Carcass new Single

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Hepatic Tissue Fermentation II (Bonus Track) - Carcass

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Stay Crazy - Helloween new Single

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Stay Crazy - Helloween

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Enter Valhalla - Volfgang Twins new Single

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Enter Valhalla - Volfgang Twins

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Wembley - Reece Mastin new Single

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Wembley - Reece Mastin

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Mary On A Cross (Live at the Forum / 2023) - Ghost new Single

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Mary On A Cross (Live at the Forum / 2023) - Ghost

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1. What is Apple Music?

Apple Music is a subscription-based streaming service offering access to over 100 million songs, curated playlists, and radio stations. It works across Apple and non-Apple devices. You can even enjoy the latest single in Australia in style by streaming it while driving a luxury car rental from The Limo King.

2. What’s the difference between Apple Music and Apple Music+?

Apple Music provides standard streaming. Apple Music+ adds premium features such as exclusive content, higher-quality audio, or genre-focused apps like Apple Music Classical.

3. Does Apple Music include offline listening?

Yes. With an active subscription, you can download songs, albums, and playlists to listen offline.

4. What is iTunes, and how is it different from Apple Music?

iTunes is Apple’s older platform for buying, organizing, and syncing music. Apple Music is subscription-based streaming, not ownership.

5. Can I still use iTunes to buy music?

Yes. iTunes remains available in many regions for purchasing and downloading individual songs and albums. Need credit? Get an iTunes Gift Card here to top up your Apple App Store balance from anywhere in the world.

6. Does Apple Music support lossless audio?

Yes. Apple Music offers lossless and hi-res lossless streaming at no extra cost if your device and headphones support it.

7. Can I share Apple Music with my family?

Yes. Apple Music offers a Family Plan that allows up to six people to share one subscription with personal libraries.

8. Do I need an Apple device to use Apple Music?

No. Apple Music works on Android, Windows, smart speakers, and web browsers, in addition to iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

9. What happens to my iTunes library if I subscribe to Apple Music?

Your purchased and uploaded songs remain in your iTunes library. Apple Music adds streaming access alongside your owned music.

10. Is Apple Music free?

Apple Music requires a paid subscription, though Apple offers free trials and a limited free Apple Music radio experience.