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Here Are Triple J’s 50 Most Played Acts Of 2017

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Triple j has revealed which 50 acts it gave the most airtime over the past 12 months, and it’s basically a who’s who of Australia’s music festival circuit.

The list, which you can check out in full below, contains 62 per cent Australian acts, with Thundamentals taking out the number two spot to become triple j‘s most played Aussie act of the year.

In first place overall, however, is New Zealand pop phenom Lorde, who joins other international acts like The xx, Milky Chance and Royal Blood near the top of the list.

There’s also a promising amount of female-fronted acts reaching high positions this year, including the likes of Meg Mac, Vera Blue, Amy Shark and Ali Barter.

Peep the list of triple j‘s most played acts of 2017 below, but keep in mind that acts which released music earlier in the year might have received more plays than those who dropped tracks later in the year.

Earlier this week, triple j also revealed its list of most-watched Like A Version performances for 2017.

Triple J’s Most Played Acts Of 2017

Triple J’s 50 Most Played Acts Of 2017

1. Lorde
2. Thundamentals
3. The xx
4. Gang of Youths
5. Methyl Ethel
6. The Jungle Giants
7. Milky Chance
8. Kendrick Lamar
9. Meg Mac
10. The Smith Street Band
11. Dune Rats
12. San Cisco
13. Polish Club
14. Royal Blood
15. Vera Blue
16. Amy Shark
17. Winston Surfshirt
18. Tired Lion
19. London Grammar
20. Ali Barter
21. PNAU
22. alt-J
23. Vallis Alps
24. Arcade Fire
25. Kingswood
26. Holy Holy
27. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
28. Sløtface
29. Peking Duk
30. Stormzy
31. The Creases
32. George Maple
33. Alex Lahey
34. Childish Gambino
35. Haim
36. Boo Seeka
37. Drake
38. Illy
39. Tash Sultana
40. Ball Park Music
41. Dean Lewis
42. Alex The Astronaut
43. Maggie Rogers
44. Khalid
45. MØ
46. Mura Masa
47. Timberwolf
48. AlunaGeorge
49. Bishop Briggs
50. The Belligerents

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