Birds of Tokyo song Lanterns most played on Australian radio in 2013 Electronic genius Flume has swept the 2013 ARIAs with awards in four categories including Best Male Artist. Pink's Just Give Me a Reason was one of the most-played songs on Australian radio this year. IF you thought you heard Birds of Tokyo's Lanterns on Australian radio a lot this year you weren't mistaken. The song was the most played on Australian radio in 2013 according to radio monitoring company Aircheck. It measured that Birds of Tokyo's Lanterns was played 17,419 times this year on commercial radio stations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Central Coast and Geelong. Lanterns and Vance Joy's Riptide were the only Australian songs in the Top 10, with Riptide at No. Most played song on Australian radio ... Perth band Birds of Tokyo's Lanterns. Also being flogged on radio this year were Passenger's ballad Let Her Go (No. 2), Pink's ballad Just Give Me a Reason (No. 3), UK band Bastille's Pompeii (No. 4) and folk rockers the Lumineers at No. 5 with Ho Hey. Daft Punk's disco hit Get Lucky was the sixth most played track this year, the unavoidable Wake Me Up by Avicii lobbed at No. 7, chart topper Blurred Lines by Robin Thick was No. 8 and Bruno Mars' ballad When I Was Your Man made No.9. The only other Australian acts to make the Top 100 most played songs of 2013 were the Stafford Brothers (Hello at No. 15), Sheppard's Let Me Down Easy at No. 31, Matt Corby's Resolution at No. 42, Flume's Holdin' On at No. 56, Timomatic's Parachute at No. 60, Nathaniel's You at No. 61, Samantha Jade's What You've Done to Me at No. 62, Jessica Mauboy's Pop a Bottle at No. 64, Justice Crew's Everybody at No. 84 and Gotye's Somebody That I Used to Know hanging in at No. Two acts managed to get four songs each in the Top 100 - Calvin Harris (I Need Your Love at No. 23, Drinking from the Bottle at No. 74, Sweet Nothing at No. 89 and Thinking About You at No. 90) and Pink (Just Give Me a Reason at No. 3, True Love at No. 24, Guns and Roses with TI at No. 63 and Try at No. Bruno Mars, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Olly Murs and Jason DeRulo all managed to get three songs each in the Top 100. The figures, which do not include stations such Triple J as well or community radio, were compiled from January 1 to December 16. Hit song loved on Australian radio ... Melbourne musician Vance Joy has signed a worldwide record deal after his single, Riptide. APRA will release their list of most played songs on Australian radio in the coming weeks. Lanterns - Birds of Tokyo (17,419 spins) Let Her Go - Passenger (17,376 spins) Just Give Me a Reason - Pink (16,131 spins) Pompeii - Bastille (15,664 spins) Ho Hey - Lumineers (14,785 spins) Get Lucky - Daft Punk (14,647 spins) Wake Me Up - Avicii (14,639 spins) Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke (14,631 spins) When I Was Your Man - Bruno Mars (13,582 spins) Riptide - Vance Joy (13,417 spins) Everybody Talks - Neon Trees (13,131 spins) Counting Stars - One Republic (12,920 spins) Roar - Katy Perry (12,900 spins) Stay - Rihanna (12,820 spins) Hello - Stafford Brothers (12,733 spins) Beneath Your Beautiful - Labrinth (12,454 spins) Can't Hold Us - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (12,337 spins) Impossible - James Arthur (12,213 spins) Little Talks - Of Monsters and Men (12,154 spins) Troublemaker - Olly Murs (11,934 spins)