Country Market · AU
Australia Country Music Charts
Live country music charts for Australia, refreshed daily from Apple Music and our cross-platform Raw Listening Index.
Top Country Songs in Australia
Updated daily from the Apple Music Australia country chart · Top 25
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Apple →Choosin' TexasElla Langley - 2
Apple →One more dayRocky B - 3
Apple →BostonSTELLA LEFTY - 4
Apple →Be HerElla Langley - 5
Apple →4X4 Is KingLee Kernaghan - 6
Apple →Let Your Love FlowThe Bellamy Brothers - 7
Apple →you look like you love meElla Langley & Riley Green - 8
Apple →Boots (feat. Shania Twain)Kane Brown - 9
Apple →Stand By Me (Live at The Print Shop)Stephen Wilson Jr. - 10
Apple →Neon Moon (with Kacey Musgraves)Brooks & Dunn - 11
Apple →I Can't Love You AnymoreElla Langley & Morgan Wallen - 12
Apple →I Knew It, I Knew You (From "Toy Story 5")Taylor Swift - 13
Apple →Islands In the StreamDolly Parton & Kenny Rogers - 14
Apple →Last Thing You NeedMorgan Wallen - 15
Apple →I Did It TiredKara Holt - 16
Apple →Kinda Love ItLainey Wilson - 17
Apple →Dyin' On The VineKip Moore - 18
Apple →The GamblerKenny Rogers - 19
Apple →Pink SkiesZach Bryan - 20
Apple →Kingdom of FearCameron Whitcomb - 21
Apple →JadedKoe Wetzel & Ella Langley - 22
Apple →Tennessee WhiskeyChris Stapleton - 23
Apple →Wagon WheelDarius Rucker - 24
Apple →Something in the OrangeZach Bryan - 25
Apple →Never Not Remember YouCooper Alan
Top Country Albums in Australia
Most popular country albums on Apple Music Australia
How our charts work
The Crown Country methodology, in plain English.
We combine Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and Shazam signals into a single weekly RLI score. Each platform is normalized (z-score) then weighted by reach — Spotify 35 %, Apple 25 %, YouTube 20 %, Deezer 8 %, Shazam 7 %, iTunes sales 5 %.
A Holt-Winters damped trend projects each track 4 and 8 weeks forward. Tracks gaining momentum are labelled Surging; declining ones Cooling. That's how we spot breakouts before they hit #1.
For Australia specifically, we pull the official Apple Music country chart directly from iTunes' public RSS feed — same data Apple displays in its app, refreshed every few hours.