List of top 10 singles for 2015 in Australia

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This is a list of singles that charted in the top ten of the ARIA Charts in 2015. In 2015 fifty-three acts, reached the top ten for the first time.

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Top-ten singles

Key
SymbolMeaning
 ◁ Indicates single's top 10 entry was also its ARIA top 50 debut
(#)2015 Year-end top 10 single position and rank [1]
List of ARIA top ten singles that peaked in 2015
Top ten
entry date		SingleArtist(s)PeakPeak dateWeeks in
top ten		References
Singles from 2014
December 22"Take Me to Church" (#4) Hozier 2January 516 [2]
Singles from 2015
January 5"Break the Rules" Charli XCX 10January 51 [2]
January 12"Cheerleader" (#2) Omi 1January 2612 [3]
"Only One" ◁ Kanye West featuring Paul McCartney 8January 121 [4]
January 19"Hold Back the River" James Bay 4January 197 [5]
"Elastic Heart" ◁ Sia 5January 268 [3]
"Blame It on Me" George Ezra 10January 191 [5]
January 26"Fade Out Lines" The Avener 8January 261 [3]
"Pray to God" Calvin Harris featuring Haim 10January 261 [3]
February 2"Talk Is Cheap" Chet Faker 6February 22 [6]
"Sun Goes Down" Robin Schulz featuring Jasmine Thompson 7February 23 [6]
"Love Me like You Do" (#7) ◁ Ellie Goulding 1February 2310 [7]
"The Nights" Avicii 9February 23 [6]
February 9"FourFiveSeconds" (#10) Rihanna, Kanye West and Paul McCartney1February 1610 [8]
February 16"Style" Taylor Swift 8February 164 [8]
"Dear Future Husband" Meghan Trainor 9February 162 [8]
February 23"Sugar" Maroon 5 6March 26 [9]
March 9"Bloodstream" ◁ Ed Sheeran and Rudimental 7March 92 [10]
"Bills" LunchMoney Lewis 1March 237 [11]
March 16"Lay Me Down" Sam Smith 3March 236 [11]
"Trouble" Iggy Azalea featuring Jennifer Hudson 10March 161 [12]
March 23"Do You Remember" Jarryd James 2March 309 [13]
"Lean On" (#6) Major Lazer and DJ Snake featuring MØ 1April 612 [14]
March 30"Want to Want Me" Jason Derulo 4April 278 [15]
April 6"Where Are Ü Now" Skrillex and Diplo featuring Justin Bieber 3April 205 [16]
April 13"See You Again" (#3) ◁ Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth 1April 1311 [17]
April 20"Runaway (U & I)" Galantis 4April 204 [16]
"Wasn't Expecting That" Jamie Lawson 3April 277 [15]
"King" Years & Years 9April 202 [16]
April 27"Shut Up and Dance" (#8) Walk the Moon 3May 1114 [18]
May 4"Marvin Gaye"Charlie Puth featuring Meghan Trainor4May 185 [19]
"Hey Mama" David Guetta featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha and Afrojack 5May 258 [20]
May 11"You Don't Own Me" Grace featuring G-Eazy 1May 259 [20]
May 18"Let It Go"James Bay8May 182 [19]
May 25"Bad Blood" ◁Taylor Swift featuring Kendrick Lamar 1June 18 [21]
"Flashlight" Jessie J 2June 85 [22]
"Fight Song" Rachel Platten 2July 67 [23]
June 1"Five More Hours" Deorro and Chris Brown 7June 13 [21]
June 8"Start Again" ◁ Conrad Sewell 1June 225 [24]
"Photograph"Ed Sheeran9June 153 [25]
June 22"Like I’m Gonna Lose You"Meghan Trainor featuring John Legend 1June 2910 [26]
"Powerful"Major Lazer featuring Ellie Goulding and Tarrus Riley 7June 224 [24]
June 29"Black Magic" Little Mix 8June 293 [26]
"Firestone" Kygo featuring Conrad Sewell10June 291 [26]
July 6"Can't Feel My Face" The Weeknd 2July 2013 [27]
"Headlights"Robin Schulz featuring Ilsey 2July 135 [28]
July 13"Golden" Travie McCoy featuring Sia4July 132 [28]
"Peanut Butter Jelly"Galantis3August 39 [29]
"Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)" Silentó 9July 133 [28]
July 20"Are You with Me" Lost Frequencies 1July 277 [30]
July 27"Do It Again" Pia Mia featuring Chris Brown and Tyga 5August 35 [29]
"How Deep Is Your Love" ◁Calvin Harris and Disciples 1August 3110 [31]
"She's Kinda Hot" ◁ 5 Seconds of Summer 6July 271 [30]
August 3"Wings" ◁ Delta Goodrem 1August 174 [32]
"Worth It" Fifth Harmony featuring Kid Ink 9August 32 [29]
August 10"Drag Me Down" ◁ One Direction 1August 102 [33]
"Ghost Town" Adam Lambert 2August 103 [33]
"Good for You" Selena Gomez featuring ASAP Rocky 10August 102 [33]
August 24"That’s How You Know" Nico & Vinz featuring Kid Ink and Bebe Rexha2August 316 [31]
"Get Stupid" Aston Merrygold 10August 241 [34]
August 31"Locked Away" R. City featuring Adam Levine 2September 78 [35]
"Wildest Dreams"Taylor Swift3September 217 [36]
"Fire and the Flood" Vance Joy 6September 74 [35]
"The Fix" ◁ Nelly featuring Jeremih 3September 77 [35]
September 7"What Do You Mean?" (#9) ◁Justin Bieber1September 719 [35]
"Downtown" ◁ Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Eric Nally, Melle Mel, Kool Moe Dee and Grandmaster Caz 1October 515 [37]
September 14"Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better)" Felix Jaehn featuring Jasmine Thompson6September 283 [38]
September 28"Hula Hoop"Omi8October 123 [39]
October 5"Sugar"Robin Schulz featuring Francesco Yates 3October 55 [37]
"On My Mind"Ellie Goulding3October 125 [39]
"This Ain't Love" Jessica Mauboy 5October 122 [39]
"Alive" ◁Sia10October 51 [37]
October 12"Hotline Bling" Drake 2October 266 [40]
October 19"Wicked Game" ◁ Cyrus 6October 191 [41]
"Lay It All on Me"Rudimental featuring Ed Sheeran7October 195 [41]
"Dessert" Dawin 7October 265 [40]
"The Hills"The Weeknd3October 266 [40]
October 26"Perfect" ◁One Direction4October 261 [40]
"Don't Be So Hard on Yourself" Jess Glynne 10October 261 [40]
November 2"Hello" (#5) ◁ Adele 1November 213 [42]
"Sorry" ◁Justin Bieber2November 214 [42]
"Never Forget You" Zara Larsson and MNEK 3November 1610 [43]
November 9"Ocean Drive" Duke Dumont 5December 78 [44]
"Focus" ◁ Ariana Grande 10November 91 [45]
November 16"The Trouble with Us" Marcus Marr and Chet Faker8November 233 [46]
November 23"Love Yourself" ◁Justin Bieber1December 1414 [47]
"Stitches" Shawn Mendes 4December 710 [44]
November 30"Stone" ◁Cyrus4November 301 [48]
December 14"Middle"DJ Snake featuring Bipolar Sunshine 5December 218 [49]
"Higher" ◁ Hilltop Hoods featuring James Chatburn9December 141 [47]
December 28"In2" WSTRN 10December 284 [50]

2014 peaks

List of ARIA top ten singles in 2015 that peaked in 2014
Top ten
entry date		SingleArtist(s)PeakPeak dateWeeks in
top ten		References
August 18"Freaks" ◁ Timmy Trumpet and Savage 3September 2215 [2]
August 25"Shake It Off" ◁Taylor Swift1September 120 [2]
October 6"Thinking Out Loud"Ed Sheeran1October 2017 [2]
November 3"Lips Are Movin" ◁Meghan Trainor3November 1011 [2]
November 10"Cosby Sweater"Hilltop Hoods4December 111 [2]
November 17"Blank Space"Taylor Swift1November 2411 [2]
December 1"Uptown Funk" (#1) Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars 1December 1521 [2]
December 8"I'm an Albatraoz" ◁ AronChupa 2December 228 [2]
December 15"Take Me Over" Peking Duk featuring SAFIA 6December 155 [4]

2016 peaks

List of ARIA top ten singles in 2015 that peaked in 2016
Top ten
entry date		SingleArtist(s)PeakPeak dateWeeks in
top ten		References
December 28"Fast Car" ◁ Jonas Blue featuring Dakota 1February 19 [51]

Entries by artist

The following table shows artists who achieved two or more top 10 entries in 2015, including songs that reached their peak in 2014 and 2016. The figures include both main artists and featured artists. The total number of weeks an artist spent in the top ten in 2015 is also shown.

EntriesArtistWeeksSongs
5 Taylor Swift 23"Bad Blood", "Blank Space", "Shake It Off", "Style", "Wildest Dreams"
4 Ed Sheeran 14"Bloodstream", "Lay It All on Me", "Photograph", "Thinking Out Loud"
Justin Bieber 22"Love Yourself", "Sorry", "What Do You Mean?", "Where Are Ü Now"
Meghan Trainor 19"Dear Future Husband", "Like I'm Gonna Lose You", "Lips Are Movin", "Marvin Gaye"
3 Diplo (includes songs as part of Major Lazer)16"Lean On", "Powerful", "Where Are Ü Now"
Ellie Goulding 19"Love Me Like You Do", "Powerful", "On My Mind"
Robin Schulz 13"Headlights", "Sugar", "Sun Goes Down"
Sia 11"Alive", "Elastic Heart", "Golden"
2 Adam Levine (includes songs as part of Maroon 5)14"Locked Away", "Sugar"
Bebe Rexha 14"Hey Mama", "That's How You Know"
Calvin Harris 11"How Deep Is Your Love", "Pray to God"
Charlie Puth 11"Marvin Gaye", "See You Again"
Chet Faker 5"Talk Is Cheap", "The Trouble with Us"
Chris Brown 8"Do It Again", "Five More Hours"
Conrad Sewell 5"Firestone", "Start Again"
Cyrus 2"Stone", "Wicked Game"
DJ Snake 15"Lean On", "Middle"
Felix Jaehn 15"Cheerleader", "Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better)"
Galantis 13"Peanut Butter Jelly", "Runaway (U & I)"
Hilltop Hoods 4"Cosby Sweater", "Higher"
Jasmine Thompson 6"Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better)", "Sun Goes Down"
James Bay 9"Hold Back the River", "Let It Go"
Kanye West 11"FourFiveSeconds", "Only One"
Kid Ink 8"That's How You Know", "Worth It"
Major Lazer 16"Lean On", "Powerful"
Omi 15"Cheerleader", "Hula Hoop"
One Direction 3"Drag Me Down", "Perfect"
Paul McCartney 11"FourFiveSeconds", "Only One"
Rudimental 7"Bloodstream", "Lay It All on Me"
The Weeknd 19"Can't Feel My Face", "The Hills"

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