Kate Bush’s Song “Running Up That Hill” Spends a Fifth Week at The Top of The Australian Charts!

Kate Bush’s song “Running Up That Hill” spends a fifth week at the top of the Australian charts.

In Australia, “Running Up That Hill” is currently in its third week at No.

1 overall.

With “Running Up That Hill,” which spends a third week at No. 1 and fifth overall, Kate Bush continues to rule Australia’s singles chart.

It would appear that Bush and Australia have a close relationship. With its cover of Bush’s 1985 classic, Brisbane’s Pub Choir is going viral, and its creator was drawn to it. The choir’s singers are giddy from an email that founder and director Astrid Jorgensen received from Bush, to which he replied, “I’ve been so busy that I’ve only just had the time to hear you all singing RUTH.

Kate Bush’s song “Running Up That Hill” spends a fifth week at the top of the Australian charts

Absolutely fantastic describes it! It is very wonderful! We all appreciate it. You truly do sing it brilliantly.

Your kindness and all of your happy faces have really affected me.

Since it is currently at the top of both Billboard worldwide singles charts, “RUTH” has become the world’s most popular song as a result of its use in Stranger Things.

For the chart week of July 18, 2022, the Metallica song “Master of Puppets” rises 24–19, demonstrating the Stranger Things effect farther down the list. Late in season four, Eddie Munson’s purely “metal” guitar solo is followed by the band’s 1986 album’s title tune.

The Kid LAROI, a singer and rapper from Los Angeles who was born and raised in Sydney, and the American rapper Fivio Foreign, whose song “Paris to Tokyo” debuted at No. 26 on the ARIA Singles Chart, had the top new release.

With Harry’s House, Harry Styles maintains his lead on the ARIA Albums List, but Cold Chisel soars to the top of the chart with Circus Animals, the band’s fourth studio album from 1982.

After a 40th-anniversary edition was released, Circus Animals rocketed to No. 2.

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