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Here Are Triple J’s 50 Most Played Songs & Artists For 2018 (So Far)

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The numbers have been crunched and the results are in — we’ve been delivered the list of triple j‘s most-flogged songs of 2018 (so far).

If you’re an avid tuner-innerer to the station, then the list of its highest rotated songs of the year should come as little surprise.

According to the bean-counters over at JPlay, The Vaccines’ single ‘I Can’t Quit’ off their fourth studio album Combat Sports has claimed the mantle of most played song on the J-waves so far this year, clocking in at 159 plays thus far.

However, The Vaccies are only the station’s 50th most-played artist of the year, with Hockey Dad, Ocean Alley and The Wombats scoring gold, silver and bronze medals in that department.

Cop the list of triple j‘s 50 most played tunes (and most played artists) so far in 2018 below, and let’s see how much these rotation stats end up impacting the results of next year’s Hottest 100.

Triple J’s 50 Most Played Songs Of 2018 (So Far):

1. I Can’t Quit – The Vaccines – 159
2. raingurl – Yaeji – 156
3. Stir Fry – Migos – 142
4. Ballroom – Jack River – 139
5. How To Socialise & Make Friends – Camp Cope – 137
6. Polygraph Eyes – Yungblud – 135
7. Missing Me – Angie McMahon – 133
8. About You – G Flip – 132
9. Disappear (feat. Lynn Gunn) – Tonight Alive – 131
10. UFO (feat. Allday) – Mallrat – 130
11. Fake ID – Riton & Kah-Lo – 125
12. Chasing Stars (feat. Bertie Blackman) – Alice Ivy – 125
13. Need You (feat. NÏKA) – Flight Facilities – 124
14. Church – Alison Wonderland – 124
15. Mainland – Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – 123
16. Confidence – Ocean Alley – 123
17. All The Stars (feat. SZA) – Kendrick Lamar – 123
18. Dominos – Last Dinosaurs – 122
19. Loving Is Easy (feat. Benny Sings) – Rex Orange County – 121
20. Hear This – Jarami – 121
21. I Wanna Be Everybody – Hockey Dad – 121
22. Wasted – Peking Duk – 121
23. We’re Going Home – Vance Joy – 121
24. Stuck In Orbit (feat. BUOY) – What So Not – 120
25. Join The Club – Hockey Dad – 120
26. In The City – Nyxen – 120
27. Further Than The Planes Fly – Eves Karydas – 120
28. Hey Heartbreaker – Dream Wife – 118
29. Ritalin – Ruby Fields – 117
30. Get Out – Chvrches – 117
31. Symphony (feat. Teddy Jackson) – Towkio – 116
32. Mistake – Middle Kids – 116
33. God’s Plan – Drake – 114
34. Get To Know (feat. Winston Surfshirt) – Cosmo’s Midnight – 113
35. Changed My Mind – Tove Styrke – 113
36. Panic Room – Au Ra & Camelphat – 113
37. Nameless, Faceless – Courtney Barnett – 113
38. Sweet Dreams – BØRNS – 113
39. 1950 – King Princess – 112
40. Falling Out – Golden Features – 112
41. Cheetah Tongue – The Wombats – 112
42. Pineapple Skies – Miguel – 110
43. After The Storm (feat. Tyler, The Creator & Bootsy Collins) – Kali Uchis – 110
44. WOW – Kwame – 110
45. Don’t You Know I’m In A Band – Confidence Man – 109
46. Trigger Bang (feat. Giggs) – Lily Allen – 109
47. Short Hair – Tiny Little Houses – 109
48. 14U+14ME – The Presets – 109
49. White Flag – Bishop Briggs – 108
50. Carrie (I Want A Girl) – Moaning Lisa – 108

Triple J’s 50 Most Played Artists Of 2018 (So Far):

1. Hockey Dad
2. Ocean Alley
3. The Wombats
4. Camp Cope
5. Middle Kids
6. DMA’s
7. Superorganism
8. Vance Joy
9. Alison Wonderland
10. Chvrches
11. Ball Park Music
12. Courtney Barnett
13. Gang of Youths
14. Drake
15. Wolf Alice
16. Confidence Man
17. Tonight Alive
18. BØRNS
19. The Presets
20. Peking Duk
21. Tired Lion
22. What So Not
23. Flight Facilities
24. City Calm Down
25. Tiny Little Houses
26. DZ Deathrays
27. BROCKHAMPTON
28. Lorde
29. Jack River
30. Angus And Julia Stone
31. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
32. Kali Uchis
33. Kendrick Lamar
34. Anderson .Paak
35. Pnau
36. Fisher
37. Post Malone
38. Gengahr
39. Angie McMahon
40. Hatchie
41. Odette
42. Alex Lahey
43. G Flip
44. Yungblud
45. West Thebarton
46. The Rubens
47. Blessed
48. Mallrat
49. Parkway Drive
50. The Vaccines

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