Gracie Abrams' 'The Secret Of Us' hits No.1 in Australia

Gracie Abrams scored her first No. 1 in Australia as Our secret (via Interscope/Universal) debuts at the summit.

The Californian singer-songwriter is enjoying her first lead in the ARIA diagramreleased on Friday, June 26, which smashes the No. 30 best for her first album, 2023 Good riddance.

Abrams is very much a part of Taylor Swift's #Squad. It has opened in various markets in Swift's development The Eras tourand the pop superstar collaborated with Abrams Our secret The track 'Us', which drops to No.25 on the latest ARIA Singles Chart – the week's top debut.

In her best-selling debut, Abrams leads a trio of female solo artists, Billie Eilish (Hit with hard and softdropped 2-1 via Interscope/Universal), Taylor Swift (The Tortured Poets Department, dropped 2-3 via Universal) and Charli XCX (Brat, by 5-4 via Atlantic/Warner), respectively. American country star Morgan Waller completes the top five One thing at a time (7-5 via Mercury/Universal).

There's no doubt about it, Chappell Roan is having a moment. Rising pop star makes top 10 debut with debut album in 2023 The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, going up 14-7, while her standout track “Good Luck, Babe!” lifts 20-12 for a new top spot in the national individual standings.

Up Close, Brisbane, Australia-formed pop group Sheppard mark their return to the ARIA Chart with It's time (Empire Of Song/MGM), their fourth studio album. It's new at No. 8. Now based in Nashville, Shepard entered the top 10 with 2014 Away with the bombs (No. 2), 2018's Watching the Sky (No. 1) and 2021 Kaleidoscope Eyes (No. 2).

Over the ARIA Singles Chart, Sabrina Carpenter retains No. 1 spot for second week with “Please Please Please” (Island/Universal). Meanwhile, Shaboozey's “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” (via Empire ) improves 3-2 for a new top spot, and former Carpenters leader “Espresso” sinks 2-3.

Further down the list, Tommy Richman is in the top 40 with “Devil Is a Lie” (via Conchord/Universal), the follow-up to his No. 1 hit “Million Dollar Baby.” “Devil Is a Lie” is new at No. 27.

Finally, Post Malone's country era scores another Top 40 as “Pour Me a Drink (Universal) featuring Blake Shelton” opens at No. 33. It's the follow-up to “I Had Some Help” featuring Morgan Wallen, currently 6-4 in his seventh week on the tally.