Rod Stewart still feels the Mother’s Day effect as Storyteller climbs 8 spots to #33. John Butler’s solo effort enters at #28, followed by blues musician Ash Grunwald one spot below. Adele’s debut is up 7 to #27, just above two aussie entries. Kimbra bullets to #23 thanks to her tour. Carrie Underwood suffers a huge second week drop, down 12 to #16. Lana Del Rey tumbles to #15 now that Born To Die is no longer the album of the week on iTunes. Norah Jones and Florence + The Machine re-enter the bottom of the Top 10 at #9 and #10 respectively. Garbage enter at #8 with their fifth studio album, which also becomes their fifth Top 10 Album in Australia. Michael Crawford is up 1 to a new peak at #7.

Prince rockets into the Top 5 on the back of his tour. Seal’s Hits reaches a new peak at #4 thanks to Mother’s Day. Adele and One Direction are down one spot. This result is not surprising given the country singer is enjoying a new wave of popularity as a coach on the Voice. Keith Urban grabs his first ever chart topping album in Australian with his new hits collection. One Direction – Up All Night: 3 x Platinum (210 000 copies shipped) 'SOTOTW' has already out-done the chart run of her last top 10 single 'Believe Again'.īelow The Top 50 (thanks to Bulion )ĥ4 54 FLORENCE + THE MACHINE – Between Two Lungsĥ5 43 DAVID GUETTA – Nothing But The BeatĦ0 57 SKRILLEX – Scary Monsters & Nice SpritesĦ4 60 THE BEE GEES – The Ultimate Bee GeesĦ5 28 KEITH URBAN – Greatest Hits: 18 KidsĦ8 63 VARIOUS – Triple J’s Like A Version Volume 7ħ0 65 WHITNEY HOUSTON – The Ultimate Collectionħ6 74 COLD CHISEL – All For You: The Best Of Cold ChiselĨ1 NE KAISER CHIEFS – Souvenir: The Singles 2004-2012Ĩ3 59 CELTIC OMAN – Believe84 88 LIONEL RICHIE – The Definitive CollectionĨ8 81 JUDITH DURHAM – The Australian Cities Suiteĩ2 RE SOUNDTRACK – Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteriesĩ3 50 SANTIGOLD – Master Of My Make Believeĩ8 85 CREEDENCE CLEAWATER REVIVAL – Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hitsįoo Fighters – Greatest Hits: 3 x Platinum (210 000 copies shipped) Delta is set to perform on Wednesday night's State of Origin match, I'm not sure if she is performing 'SOTOTW', but if she is, that could definitely secure another week in the top 10 for her.Too bad New Empire already scored the Olympics tie-in eh? The sound of 'Gold' is more in line with his less successful singles like 'All To Myself', which makes you wonder if he can get away with this less commercial sound. Despite the controversy surrounding Carmen Smith, Guy Sebastian's new single 'Gold' is failing to set the chart alight just yet.Coldplay's new single with Rihanna looks to be a hit, 'Princess of China' should easily outdo 'Charlie Brown', but might rise slowly until the video hits music channels.

Rita Ora looks to have a hit with 'How We Do (Party)', expect a debut around #35 next week, with top 20 imminent.

The Fray enter with 'Run For Your Life' thanks to the Downton Abbey ads on Channel 7, whilst Gym Class Heroes score their fifth top 40 hit with 'The Fighter'.

Bieber's Mothers Day tribute manages to chart at #25 thanks to his loyal fanbase, but will surely plummet out of the top 50 next week.

Hitting #13 this week it becomes her highest charting single since 'Wiggle It' in 2008

Ricki-Lee bumps up higher with her new hit 'Do It Like That'.

It very much outdoes the Rebecca Ferguson original, which peaked at #41 last month.

The biggest entry from The Voice this week and the biggest peak for any The Voice track so far comes from Karise Eden with 'Nothing's Real But Love'.

The Voice lands a barage of entries this week, luckily for established acts, they don't pose too much of a threat because of their Monday night release onto iTunes, causing their peak sales to split between two chart weeks.

It shouldn't come as much of a surprise to see Flo Rida holding the #1 spot for a third week straight, this also marks his 9th week at #1 this year, meaning Flo Rida has held the #1 spot for 43% of 2012 so far.

New lana del rey video tomorrow atrl