P!nk topples Macklemore for No.1 spot P!nk's hit Just Give Me A Reason has jumped five spots to No.1 on the ARIA singles chart. P!NK has plenty of reason to celebrate with her single Just Give Me A Reason toppling Macklemore's Same Love, ending its four-week reign at the top of the charts. Just Give Me A Reason, featuring fun. lead singer Nate Ruess, has jumped five spots to No.1, pushing Same Love to second place. Get Up (Rattle) by Bingo Players, featuring the Far East Movement, is up three spots to No.4, while The Lumineers hold steady at No.5 with Ho Hey. Stay by Rihanna and featuring Mikky Ekko, has jumped seven spots to No.6. The Birds of Tokyo single Lanterns dropped four spots to No.7. Macklemore's first No.1 hit in Australia, Thrift Shop, has fallen another five spots to No.9. Neon Trees have moved up two spots to No.10 with Everybody Talks. British band Foals new album Holy Fire has debuted at No.1 on the AIRA albums chart, followed by Bruno Mars' Unorthodox Jukebox. My Head Is An Animal by Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men has lost its pole position, falling four spots to No.5. Welsh heavy metal band Bullet For My Valentine's fourth album, Temper Temper, ends its first week at No.4. Flume's self titled debut album has fallen four spots to No.8, while Mumford & Sons' Babel is up six spots to No.9. Rounding out the top 10 albums is country star Tim McGraw's latest offering, Two Lanes Of Freedom. McGraw has also topped the ARIA country chart with Two Lanes of Freedom, while Taylor Swift holds steady at No.2 with Red. Behind Swift is Keith Urban's The Story So Far, which has fallen two spots to No.3. Despite losing his No.1 spot on the singles chart, Macklemore leads the ARIA streaming charts with Same Love and Thrift Shop at No.1 and No.2 respectively. Sydney electronic wonder kid Flume, 21, continues to impress with his song Holdin On, which is up five spots to No.4.