List of top 10 singles for 2018 in Australia

This is a list of singles that charted in the top ten of the ARIA Charts in 2018. In 2018, twenty-six acts reached the top ten for the first time.

Top-ten singles

Key

Symbol	Meaning
◁	Indicates single's top 10 entry was also its ARIA top 50 debut
(#)	2018 Year-end top 10 single position and rank[1]

List of ARIA top ten singles that peaked in 2018

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten	References
Singles from 2017
6 November	"I Fall Apart" (#6)	Post Malone	2	15 January	19	[2][3]
11 December	"Meant to Be" (#5)	Bebe Rexha featuring Florida Georgia Line	2	29 January	16	[4][5]
Singles from 2018
15 January	"Him & I"	G-Eazy and Halsey	10	15 January	1	[3]
22 January	"Finesse" [C]	Bruno Mars featuring Cardi B	6	5 February	5	[6][7]
	"This Is Me"	Keala Settle	10	22 January	2	[6]
29 January	"God's Plan" (#2) ◁ [I]	Drake	1	5 February	16	[5][7]
5 February	"Never Be the Same"	Camila Cabello	7	5 February	3	[7]
	"Go Bang"	Pnau	9	5 February	1	[7]
	"These Days"	Rudimental featuring Jess Glynne, Macklemore and Dan Caplen	2	19 February	12	[7][8]
19 February	"All the Stars"	Kendrick Lamar and SZA	2	26 February	9	[9][10]
	"IDGAF"	Dua Lipa	3	2 April	9	[8][11]
26 February	"Pray for Me"	The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar	9	5 March	2	[9][12]
5 March	"Psycho" (#7) ◁	Post Malone featuring Ty Dolla Sign	1	7 May	13	[12][13]
12 March	"The Middle"	Zedd, Maren Morris and Grey	7	19 March	8	[14][15]
	"Friends"	Marshmello and Anne-Marie	4	2 April	8	[14][11]
26 March	"Sad!" [H]	XXXTentacion	4	2 July	4	[16][17]
2 April	"Freaky Friday"	Lil Dicky featuring Chris Brown	4	9 April	7	[11][18]
	"In My Blood" ◁ [F]	Shawn Mendes	9	2 April	2	[11]
	"Love Lies"	Khalid and Normani	3	16 April	13	[11][19]
9 April	"Call Out My Name" ◁	The Weeknd	3	9 April	7	[18]
16 April	"Nice for What" ◁ [I]	Drake	1	23 April	10	[19][20]
23 April	"One Kiss"	Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa	3	4 June	11	[20][21]
30 April	"No Tears Left to Cry" ◁	Ariana Grande	1	30 April	9	[22]
7 May	"Better Now" ◁	Post Malone	2	14 May	14	[13][23]
	"Paranoid" ◁		10	7 May	1	[13]
14 May	"This Is America" ◁	Childish Gambino	1	21 May	5	[23][24]
	"Youngblood" (#1)	5 Seconds of Summer	1	28 May	20	[23][25]
21 May	"I Said Hi" [J]	Amy Shark	6	11 June	7	[24][26]
28 May	"2002" [G]	Anne-Marie	4	25 June	8	[25][27]
4 June	"Back to You"	Selena Gomez	4	18 June	5	[21][28]
11 June	"Girls Like You" (#8) ◁	Maroon 5 featuring Cardi B	2	25 June	17	[26][27]
18 June	"All Mine"	Kanye West	10	18 June	1	[28]
2 July	"Lovely"	Billie Eilish featuring Khalid	5	2 July	1	[17]
	"Solo"	Clean Bandit featuring Demi Lovato	7	2 July	4	[17]
	"Jocelyn Flores" ◁	XXXTentacion	8	2 July	1	[17]
9 July	"Don't Matter to Me" ◁	Drake featuring Michael Jackson	3	9 July	3	[29]
	"Nonstop" ◁	Drake	5	9 July	1	[29]
16 July	"In My Feelings"		1	23 July	10	[30][31]
	"Be Alright" (#4)	Dean Lewis	1	20 August	21	[30][32]
	"Lucid Dreams" [K]	Juice WRLD	8	16 July	2	[30]
	"Nevermind" [K]	Dennis Lloyd	10	16 July	2	[30]
23 July	"God Is a Woman" ◁ [L]	Ariana Grande	5	23 July	5	[31]
30 July	"Healing Hands"	Conrad Sewell	7	30 July	4	[33]
6 August	"Eastside" (#10)	Benny Blanco featuring Halsey and Khalid	2	27 August	24	[34][35]
	"No Brainer" ◁	DJ Khaled featuring Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper and Quavo	6	6 August	6	[34]
	"FEFE" ◁	6ix9ine featuring Nicki Minaj and Murda Beatz	8	6 August	1	[34]
13 August	"Rise" [M][N]	Jonas Blue featuring Jack & Jack	7	24 September	8	[36][37]
	"Stargazing" ◁	Travis Scott	10	13 August	1	[36]
20 August	"High Hopes"	Panic! at the Disco	7	20 August	8	[32]
27 August	"Breathin" ◁	Ariana Grande	8	27 August	1	[35]
	"Shotgun" (#9)	George Ezra	1	24 September	23	[35][37]
10 September	"Lucky You" ◁	Eminem featuring Joyner Lucas	4	10 September	1	[38]
	"The Ringer" ◁	Eminem	5	10 September	1	[38]
17 September	"Promises"	Calvin Harris and Sam Smith	4	17 September	9	[39]
	"I Love It" ◁	Kanye West and Lil Pump	4	24 September	6	[39][37]
24 September	"Happier"	Marshmello and Bastille	3	22 October	15	[37][40]
1 October	"Falling Down" ◁	Lil Peep and XXXTentacion	7	1 October	1	[41]
8 October	"Better"	Khalid	6	29 October	5	[42][43]
	"Body"	Loud Luxury featuring Brando	7	22 October	9	[42][40]
15 October	"In My Mind"	Dynoro and Gigi D'Agostino	7	15 October	2	[44]
22 October	"Without Me"	Halsey	2	10 December	20	[40][45]
29 October	"Shallow"	Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper	1	29 October	22	[43]
12 November	"Thank U, Next" ◁	Ariana Grande	1	19 November	13	[46][47]
3 December	"Let You Love Me"	Rita Ora	8	3 December	2	[48]
17 December	"Nothing Breaks Like a Heart"	Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus	6	24 December	8	[49][50]
31 December	"Do They Know It's Christmas? (2014)"	Ed Sheeran, Clean Bandit, Sam Smith, One Direction, Coldplay, Bastille, Rita Ora, and more[a]	8	31 December	1	[51]

2017 peaks

Main article: List of top 10 singles in 2017 (Australia)

List of ARIA top ten singles in 2018 that peaked in 2017

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten	References
13 March	"Perfect" (#3) ◁	Ed Sheeran	1	11 December	25	[52][4]
25 September	"Rockstar" ◁	Post Malone featuring 21 Savage	1	2 October	19	[53][54]
9 October	"Havana"	Camila Cabello featuring Young Thug	1	20 November	17	[55][56]
16 October	"Feel It Still" [B]	Portugal. The Man	5	30 October	8	[57][58]
13 November	"Silence" [D]	Marshmello featuring Khalid	5	11 December	13	[59][4]
20 November	"Wolves"	Selena Gomez and Marshmello	5	27 November	9	[56][60]
11 December	"Let You Down"	NF	7	11 December	10	[4]
25 December	"River" ◁ [E]	Eminem featuring Ed Sheeran	2	25 December	12	[61]

2019 peaks

Main article: List of top 10 singles in 2019 (Australia)

List of ARIA top ten singles in 2018 that peaked in 2019

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten	References
13 August	"Sicko Mode" ◁ [P]	Travis Scott featuring Drake	6	4 February	10	[36][62]
29 October	"When the Party's Over" ◁ [D]	Billie Eilish	7	8 April	4	[43][63]
5 November	"Sunflower"	Post Malone and Swae Lee	1	7 January	31	[64][65]
10 December	"Sweet but Psycho"	Ava Max	2	7 January	16	[45][65]

Holiday season

Holiday titles first making the ARIA Top 50 top ten during the 2017–18 holiday season

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten	Ref.
1 January 2018	"All I Want for Christmas Is You" [A][Q]	Mariah Carey	1	31 December 2018	21	[66][51]

Holiday titles first making the ARIA Top 50 top ten during the 2018–19 holiday season

Top ten entry date	Single	Artist(s)	Peak	Peak date	Weeks in top ten	Ref.
31 December 2018	"Last Christmas"	Wham!	2	28 December 2020	13	[67]

Notes:

^A The single re-entered the top 10 on 1 January 2018.^[66]

^B The single re-entered the top 10 on 8 January 2018.^[68]

^C The single re-entered the top 10 on 5 February 2018.^[7]

^D The single re-entered the top 10 on 12 February 2018.^[69]

^E The single re-entered the top 10 on 19 March 2018.^[15]

^F The single re-entered the top 10 on 4 June 2018.^[21]

^G The single re-entered the top 10 on 18 June 2018.^[28]

^H The single re-entered the top 10 on 25 June 2018.^[27]

^I The singles re-entered the top 10 on 9 July 2018.^[29]

^J The single re-entered the top 10 on 23 July 2018.^[31]

^K The singles re-entered the top 10 on 30 July 2018.^[33]

^L The single re-entered the top 10 on 27 August 2018.^[35]

^M The single re-entered the top 10 on 3 September 2018.^[70]

^N The single re-entered the top 10 on 17 September 2018.^[39]

^O The single re-entered the top 10 on 19 November 2018.^[47]

^P The single re-entered the top 10 on 10 December 2018.^[45]

^Q The single re-entered the top 10 on 24 December 2018.^[50]

Entries by artist

The following table shows artists who achieved two or more top 10 entries in 2018, including songs that reached their peak in 2017 and 2019. The figures include both main artists and featured artists. The total number of weeks an artist spent in the top ten in 2018 is also shown.

Entries	Artist	Weeks	Songs
6	Drake	34	"Don't Matter to Me", "God's Plan", "In My Feelings", "Nice for What", "Nonstop", "Sicko Mode"
	Post Malone	41	"Better Now", "I Fall Apart", "Paranoid", "Psycho", "Rockstar", "Sunflower"
5	Khalid	40	"Better", "Eastside", "Love Lies", "Lovely", "Silence"
4	Ariana Grande	22	"Breathin", "God Is a Woman", "No Tears Left to Cry", "Thank U, Next"
	Marshmello	29	"Friends", "Happier", "Silence", "Wolves"
3	Ed Sheeran	14	"Do They Know It's Christmas? (2014)", "Perfect", "River"
	Eminem	12	"Lucky You", "River", "The Ringer"
	Halsey	23	"Eastside", "Him & I", "Without Me"
	XXXTentacion	5	"Falling Down", "Jocelyn Flores", "Sad!"
2	Anne-Marie	16	"2002", "Friends"
	Bastille	15	"Do They Know It's Christmas? (2014)", "Happier"
	Billie Eilish	4	"Lovely", "When the Party's Over"
	Calvin Harris	20	"One Kiss", "Promises"
	Camila Cabello	8	"Havana", "Never Be the Same"
	Cardi B	22	"Finesse", "Girls Like You"
	Clean Bandit	5	"Do They Know It's Christmas? (2014)", "Solo"
	Dua Lipa	20	"IDGAF", "One Kiss"
	Kanye West	7	"All Mine", "I Love It"
	Kendrick Lamar	8	"All the Stars", "Pray for Me"
	Rita Ora	3	"Do They Know It's Christmas? (2014)", "Let You Love Me"
	Selena Gomez	8	"Back to You", "Wolves"
	The Weeknd	9	"Call Out My Name", "Pray for Me"
	Travis Scott	5	"Sicko Mode", "Stargazing"

See also

• 2018 in music
• ARIA Charts
• List of number-one singles of 2018 (Australia)
• List of top 10 albums in 2018 (Australia)

Notes

1. Other artists include Ellie Goulding, Bono, Alfie Deyes, Paloma Faith, Guy Garvey, Angélique Kidjo, Sinéad O'Connor, Olly Murs, Emeli Sandé, Seal, Joe Sugg, Zoe Sugg, Karl Hyde and Jessie Ware.