Triple J’s annual Hottest 100 countdown will be broadcast on Saturday and it is tipped to have several shock entries for music lovers.
According to prediction site 100 Warm Tunas, Australian pop star Troye Sivan, 28, is tipped to win the countdown with his house tune Rush.
Other notable Aussie artists expected to appear on the chart include Melbourne rocker G Flip, 30, and a surprise entry from Kylie Minogue with her hit Padam Padam.
Meanwhile, a number of popular international singers are also tipped to place highly, including American singer Billie Eilish, 22.
The ABC reports a staggering 52 tracks in the charts are from Australian performers with 34 new artists making their countdown debut this year.
Triple J ‘s annual Hottest 100 countdown will be broadcast on Saturday and it is tipped to have several shock entries for music lovers
Listeners can tune into the Hottest 100 in full on Saturday from 12pm on Triple J.
Previous Australian artists to top the countdown include Powderfinger, Angus and Julia Stone, Flume, The Whitlams and a shock win from The Wiggles in 2021.
International artists to take out the top spot include Nirvana, The Offspring and Oasis.
According to prediction site 100 Warm Tunas Australian pop star Troye Sivan, 28, is tipped to win the countdown with his house tune Rush
Other notable Aussie artists expected to appear on the chart include Melbourne rocker G Flip (pictured), 30, and a surprise entry from Kylie Minogue with her hit Padam Padam
The Hottest 100 countdown is one of the biggest music events on the Australian calendar which Triple J has hosted since 1989.
Each year, Aussies vote for their top ten favourite songs from the previous year with the top 100 tunes then aired by the broadcaster.
Voting for the hottest 100 countdown closed on January 22, 2024.
Aussie DJ Flume took out the 2023 count down last year with his smash hit ‘Say Nothing’.
Listeners can tune into the Hottest 100 in full on Saturday from 12pm on Triple J
