Australian Idol Discography - Australian Releases

Australian Releases

Australian Idol's highest selling acts
Guy Sebastian (season one winner)
Certifications 40 Platinum 3 Gold
Albums Seven top ten albums, with six reaching the top five, including two number ones.

14 Platinum

Singles 14 top 15 singles, including 11 top tens, with six achieving number one. One other top 40 single.

26 Platinum 3 Gold

ARIA Awards wins 2 nominations 15
Shannon Noll (season one runner up)
Certifications 17 Platinum 3 Gold
Albums Five top ten albums, including two number ones.

9 Platinum

Singles Ten top ten singles including three number ones. Two other top 50 singles.

8 Platinum 3 Gold

ARIA Awards wins - nominations 6
Jessica Mauboy (season four runner up)
Certifications 11 Platinum 5 Gold
Albums Two top ten and one number 11 album.

2 Platinum 2 Gold

Singles Ten top 20 singles, including five top tens, with one reaching number one. Two other top 50 singles.

9 Platinum 3 Gold

ARIA Awards wins 1 nominations 11
Anthony Callea (season two runner up)
Certifications 8 Platinum 1 Gold
Albums Two top ten albums including a number one.

2 Platinum 1 Gold

Singles Six top 20 singles, including five top tens, with two achieving number one.

6 Platinum

ARIA Awards wins 1 nominations 2
Damien Leith (season four winner)
Certifications 7 Platinum 1 Gold
Albums Four top two albums, including two number ones, and a number 12 and number 25 album.

6 Platinum 1 Gold

Singles Two top 20 singles, including one number one.

1 Platinum

ARIA Awards wins 1 nominations 3
Stan Walker (season seven winner)
Certifications 5 Platinum 3 Gold
Albums Three top 20 albums, including a number two and three.

1 Platinum

Singles Three top 20 singles including two top tens. Three other top 50 singles.

4 Platinum 3 Gold

ARIA Awards wins - nominations 5
Casey Donovan (season two winner)
Certifications 5 Platinum
Albums One number two album.

3 Platinum

Singles One number one single.

2 Platinum

ARIA Awards wins - nominations 2
Matt Corby (season five runner up)
Certifications 5 Platinum
EPs Two top 20 EPs, including one which reached number three.

5 Platinum

ARIA Awards wins 1 nominations 2
Ricki-Lee Coulter (season two finalist)
Certifications 3 Platinum 3 Gold
Albums A top ten and two top 40 albums.

1 Gold

Singles 12 top 50 singles, including four top 20s and five top tens.

3 Platinum 2 Gold

ARIA Awards wins - nominations 1
Young Divas*
Certifications 3 Platinum 2 Gold
Albums Two top ten albums.

2 Platinum 1 Gold

Singles Four top 40 singles, including one top 20 and two top tens.

1 Platinum 1 Gold

*Performers: Paulini - season 1, Kate DeAraugo and Emily Williams - season 3 (both albums). Ricki-Lee Coulter - season 2 (1st album). Jessica Mauboy - season 4 (2nd album).
2003 Top 12* (season one)
Certifications 2 Platinum 1 Gold
Albums One number three album.

2 Platinum

Singles One number one single.

1 Gold

* Performers - Guy Sebastian, Shannon Noll, Cosima De Vito, Paulini, Rob Mills, Levi Kereama†, Rebekah LaVauney, Kelly Cavuoto, Lauren Buckley, Cle Wootton, Peter Ryan, Matthew Chadwick
Other notable contestants
Season one
Paulini (finalist)
Albums One platinum number one album and two which charted the top 100.
Singles Four top 50 singles, including a platinum certified number one.
ARIA Awards wins - nominations 1
Joel Turner (auditions)
Albums A platinum top 30 album.
Singles Six top 30 singles, including a platinum number one.
ARIA Awards wins - nominations 3
Cosima De Vito (finalist)
Albums A number two gold certified album
Singles Two Top 50 singles, including a platinum number one.
Season three
Kate DeAraugo (winner)
Albums A platinum top ten album.
Singles Two top ten singles including a platinum number one.
ARIA Awards wins - nominations 1
Lee Harding (finalist)
Albums A gold certified number three album.
Singles Two top 30 singles including at number-one platinum debut single.
ARIA Awards wins - nominations 1
Season four
Lisa Mitchell (finalist)
Albums Two top ten albums, with one certified platinum.
Singles Two top 30 singles, including one which reached gold certification.
ARIA Awards wins - nominations 5
Season five
Natalie Gauci (winner)
Albums A platinum certified album which reached number 11.
Singles A gold certified number two single.
Season six
Wes Carr (winner)
Albums A gold certified number two album.
Singles Three top 50 singles, including a gold certified number one and number 14.
ARIA Awards wins - nominations 1
Other contestants who have charted
ARIA Top 50
Season 1 Rob Mills
Levi Kereama†
Axle Whitehead
Courtney Act
Brielle Davis
Season 3 Laura Gissara
James Kannis
Season 4 Dean Geyer
Season 5 Carl Riseley
Season 7 Hayley Warner
Casey Barnes
ARIA Top 100
Season 3 Dan England
Roxane LeBrasse
Season 4 Bobby Flynn

The most successful season of Australian Idol was the first one in 2003, with the contestants achieving 18 of the 29 Australian Idol number ones, and almost half the certifications. The winner Guy Sebastian has been the most commercially successful Australian Idol contestant, with runner up Shannon Noll second. They are followed by season four runner up Jessica Mauboy, season two runner up Anthony Callea, and season four winner Damien Leith. These contestants have all achieved multiple chart entries and certifications. Eleven other contestants have had two or more certified top 50 releases as solo artists. Following are lists of albums, singles and DVDs released by Australian Idol contestants, including ARIA Chart peaks and runs, certifications, and any Australian chart records these releases hold.

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