Aaron Carter Album Discography and Release Timeline
Aaron Carter released five major studio albums between 2000 and 2022, starting with his self-titled debut in 2000 on Jive Records and ending with his posthumous album Blacklisted in 2022 under BMG. His second album Aaron's Party (Come Get It) came out in 2000, followed by Oh Aaron in 2001, Another Earthquake! in 2002, and LøVë in 2017. These releases span pop, pop rock, and hip hop styles, and each album was distributed through major labels including Jive Records and BMG. Forbes has covered Carter's music career in multiple articles about teen pop sales and streaming trends.
His debut album Aaron Carter sold over 1 million copies in the United States and was certified Platinum by the RIAA. The album charted on the Billboard 200 and helped establish him as one of the top-selling teen artists of the early 2000s. RIAA certification data confirms the Platinum status, and the album remains a reference point for his early commercial performance.
Chart Performance and Sales Figures
Aaron's Party (Come Get It) reached number 4 on the Billboard 200 and was certified 3x Platinum by the RIAA, making it his highest-certified studio album. The album sold over 3 million copies worldwide, with strong sales in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Billboard archives show its peak position and weeks on chart, and the album's singles received significant radio play.
Later albums such as Oh Aaron and Another Earthquake! charted on the Billboard 200 but with lower peak positions and sales compared to his earlier work. Oh Aaron reached number 7 on the Billboard 200 and was certified Platinum, while Another Earthquake! peaked at number 18 and received a Gold certification. SEC filings from parent companies in the music industry sometimes reference album performance data in royalty and licensing disclosures.
Posthumous Releases and Legacy
Blacklisted and Final Album Details
Blacklisted, released in 2022, was Carter's final studio album and came out posthumously after his death in November 2022. The album was issued by BMG and features previously unreleased material along with new production. It charted on multiple international album charts and renewed interest in his back catalog across streaming platforms.
Streaming and Catalog Performance
As of 2024, Aaron Carter's music continues to generate millions of streams per month on platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music. His albums are managed by his estate and distributed through major digital aggregators and labels including BMG. Forbes has reported on the posthumous streaming revenue and catalog management strategies for late music artists.
Key Facts Summary
Aaron Carter albums include five major studio releases, one posthumous album, and multiple certified sales milestones. His highest-certified album is Aaron's Party (Come Get It) with 3x Platinum status, and his debut album Aaron Carter is certified Platinum. All albums were released through major labels and remain available through digital and physical distribution channels.
References and Source Links
For additional data on album certifications, chart history, and label information, refer to the RIAA, Billboard, and Forbes pages linked inline above.