The 2020 NME Awards were held on 12 February 2020 at the O2 Academy Brixton in London and were hosted by comedian Katherine Ryan and radio host Julie Adenuga.[1][2] The nominations were announced on 20 January 2020.[3]
Among the special awards given, the Glastonbury Festival organizer Emily Eavis received the Godlike Genius Award, Swedish singer and songwriter Robyn received the Songwriter of the Decade Award, British band Arctic Monkeys won Album of the Decade for their 2013 album AM, The 1975 won Band of the Decade and American singer Courtney Love received the Icon Award.[4][5][6][7]
Winners and nominees
| Best British Album
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Best Album in the World
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| Best British Song
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Best Song in the World
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| Best British Solo Act
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Best Solo Act in the World
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| Best British Band
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Best Band in the World
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| Best New British Act
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Best New Act in the World
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| Best Live Act
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Best Collaboration
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| Best Music Video
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Best Reissue
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| Best British Festival
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Best Small Festival
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| Best Festival in the World
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Best Festival Headliner
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| Best Film
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Best Film Actor
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| Best TV Series
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Best TV Actor
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| Best Music Film
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Best Music Book
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| Best Podcast
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Best Game
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- Have You Heard George's Podcast?
- My Dad Wrote a Porno
- Sex Power Money
- Stay Free: The Story of The Clash
- The Missing Cryptoqueen
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Special Awards
- NME Radar Award
- Innovation Award
- Icon Award
- Songwriter of the Decade
- Godlike Genius Award
- Album of the Decade
- Band of the Decade
- Villain of the Year
- Music Moment of the Year
References
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