How long has Olivia Dean's song 'Man I Need' been number one on the ARIA Singles Chart?

Olivia Dean's song 'Man I Need' has held the number one spot on the ARIA Singles Chart for 12 consecutive weeks.

What awards did Olivia Dean recently win?

Olivia Dean recently won the Grammy for Best New Artist and her album 'The Art Of Loving' is number one on the ARIA Albums Chart.

Who else had success on the ARIA charts recently?

Noah Kahan's 'The Great Divide' debuted at No. 15, Tame Impala won a Grammy for 'End Of Summer', and Don Toliver's 'Octane' entered the Albums Chart at No. 4.

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Olivia Dean Dominates ARIA Charts with Double Win

6 Feb

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Summary

Olivia Dean's hit 'Man I Need' is the longest-reigning single by a solo female artist.
Dean's album 'The Art Of Loving' returns to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart.
She recently won the Grammy for Best New Artist.

Olivia Dean Dominates ARIA Charts with Double Win

Olivia Dean has achieved a significant double victory on the ARIA Charts, reaffirming her current success. Her album, "The Art Of Loving," has ascended back to the number one position on the national albums tally for its eighth non-consecutive week at the summit. Simultaneously, her quadruple platinum certified hit "Man I Need" has maintained its dominance, retaining the singles chart crown for a remarkable 12th consecutive week. This extended reign makes "Man I Need" the longest-charting single by a solo female artist since Miley Cyrus' "Flowers" in 2023. Dean's other tracks also saw chart improvements.

This chart dominance follows a momentous week for the British singer-songwriter, who was awarded the Grammy for Best New Artist on Sunday, February 1, 2026. The latest ARIA Charts update, published Friday, February 6, 2026, also features Noah Kahan's "The Great Divide" debuting at No. 15, marking his fourth top 50 appearance. Tame Impala received a Grammy for best dance/electronic recording for "End Of Summer." Additionally, Don Toliver's "Octane" entered the Albums Chart at No. 4, and the "Stranger Things" season 5 soundtrack debuted at No. 11.