List of number-one albums of 2023 (Australia)

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The ARIA Albums Chart ranks the best-performing albums and extended plays (EPs) in Australia. Its data, published by the Australian Recording Industry Association, is based collectively on the weekly physical and digital sales and streams of albums and EPs. [1] In 2023, 32 albums have so far claimed the top spot. The first number one of the year, Midnights by Taylor Swift, carried over from the end of 2022. Ten artists, SZA, Morgan Wallen, Melanie Martinez, Cub Sport, Peach PRC, Lewis Capaldi, Niall Horan, Kerser, G Flip and Polaris, achieved their first number-one album. Swift achieved three number-one albums within the year, while Ed Sheeran achieved two.

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Chart history

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American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift's 1989 (Taylor's Version) was the longest running and best selling album of the year.
Key
†Indicates best-performing album of 2023
List of number-one albums
DateAlbumArtist(s)Ref.
2 January Midnights Taylor Swift [2]
9 January [3]
16 January [4]
23 January [5]
30 January SOS SZA [6]
6 February Gloria Sam Smith [7]
13 FebruaryMidnightsTaylor Swift [8]
20 February This Is Why Paramore [9]
27 February Trustfall Pink [10]
6 March Harry's House Harry Styles [11]
13 March [12]
20 March Endless Summer Vacation Miley Cyrus [13]
27 March One Thing at a Time Morgan Wallen [14]
3 April Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd Lana Del Rey [15]
10 April Portals Melanie Martinez [16]
17 April Jesus at the Gay Bar Cub Sport [17]
24 April 72 Seasons Metallica [18]
1 MayOne Thing at a TimeMorgan Wallen [19]
8 May Manic Dream Pixie Peach PRC [20]
15 May - Ed Sheeran [21]
22 May [22]
29 May Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent Lewis Capaldi [23]
5 JuneMidnightsTaylor Swift [24]
12 June But Here We Are Foo Fighters [25]
19 June The Show Niall Horan [26]
26 June The Winding Way The Teskey Brothers [27]
3 July A Gift & a Kers Kerser [28]
10 JulyMidnightsTaylor Swift [29]
17 July Speak Now (Taylor's Version) [30]
24 July [31]
31 July Barbie the Album Various artists [32]
7 August Utopia Travis Scott [33]
14 August [34]
21 August Drummer G Flip [35]
28 AugustBarbie the AlbumVarious artists [36]
4 September Vulture Street (20th Anniversary Edition) Powderfinger [37]
11 September Fatalism Polaris [38]
18 September Guts Olivia Rodrigo [39]
25 September [40]
2 October Tension Kylie Minogue [41]
9 October Autumn Variations Ed Sheeran [42]
16 October For All the Dogs Drake [43]
23 October Something to Give Each Other Troye Sivan [44]
30 October Hackney Diamonds The Rolling Stones [45]
6 November 1989 (Taylor's Version) Taylor Swift [46]
13 November [47]
20 November [48]
27 November [49]
4 December [50]
11 December [51]
18 December [52]
25 December [53]

Number-one artists

List of number-one artists, with total weeks spent at number one shown
PositionArtistWeeks at No. 1
1Taylor Swift17
2Ed Sheeran3
3Harry Styles2
3Morgan Wallen2
3Travis Scott2
3Olivia Rodrigo2
4SZA1
4Sam Smith1
4Paramore1
4Pink1
4Miley Cyrus1
4Lana Del Rey1
4Melanie Martinez1
4Cub Sport1
4Metallica1
4Peach PRC1
4Lewis Capaldi1
4Foo Fighters1
4Niall Horan1
4The Teskey Brothers1
4Kerser1
4G Flip1
4Powderfinger1
4Polaris1
4Kylie Minogue1
4Drake1
4Troye Sivan1
4The Rolling Stones1

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