NME Awards 2016

 

The NME Awards 2016 With Austin, Texas, took place at London's O2 Academy Brixton on February 17.

See the full list of nominees and winners below:
 

Best British Band

The Libertines

Foals

Wolf Alice

The 1975

Catfish and the Bottlemen

The Maccabees   

Best International Band supported by Austin, Texas

Tame Impala

Foo Fighters

The Strokes

The Killers

Alabama Shakes

Run The Jewels  

Best New Artist supported by Topman

Rat Boy    

Hinds

Halsey

Yak

Lapsley

Formation

 

Best British Solo Artist supported by Pilot Pens

Adele

Noel Gallagher

Ed Sheeran

Charli XCX       

Florence Welch

Skepta

Best International Solo Artist supported by Nikon

Kendrick Lamar

Lana Del Rey

Taylor Swift    

Courtney Barnett

Kanye West 

Grimes

Best Live Band supported by Red Stripe

The Maccabees

The Libertines

Foals

Catfish and the Bottlemen

Royal Blood

Wolf Alice    

Best Album supported by HMV

Wolf Alice – ‘My Love Is Cool’

The Maccabees – ‘Marks to Prove it’

Kendrick Lamar – ‘To Pimp a Butterfly’

Tame Impala – ‘Currents’

Grimes – ‘Art Angels’

Foals – ‘What Went Down’    

Best Track

Coldplay – ‘Adventure of a Lifetime’

The Libertines – ‘Gunga Din’ 

The Weeknd – ‘I Can’t Feel My Face’ 

Skepta – ‘Shut Down’ 

Wolf Alice – ‘Giant Peach’    

Foals – 'What Went Down'

Best TV Show

The Walking Dead

Game of Thrones

American Horror Story

Peep Show

This is England '90    

Gogglebox

Best Film

Ex Machina

Spectre

Mad Max: Fury Road

Whiplash

Kill Your Friends

Beasts of No Nation    

 

Best Music Film

Amy

Montage of Heck 

Straight Outta Compton

What Happened, Miss Simone

The Reflektor Tapes

Blur: New World Towers  

Best Music Video

Rihanna – ‘Bitch Better Have My Money’

The Libertines – ‘Heart Of The Matter’ 

Wolf Alice – ‘You’re a Germ’

Blur – ‘Ong Ong’ 

Slaves – ‘Cheer Up London’    

Tame Impala – ‘The Less I Know The Better’

Best Actor

Tom Hardy

Eddie Redmayne

Nicholas Hoult

Stephen Graham

Idris Elba   

Daniel Radcliffe

 

Best Actress

Vicky McClure    

Jennifer Lawrence

Emilia Clarke

Gemma Chan

Amy Schumer

Saoirse Ronan

Best Reissue 

David Bowie – ‘Five Years’      

A Tribe Called Quest – ‘People's Instinctive Travels And the Paths Of Rhythm’

Velvet Underground – ‘Loaded’

Rolling Stones – ‘Sticky Fingers’ 

Tori Amos – ‘Under The Pink’

Faith No More – ‘Angel Dust’ 

 

Best Book

‘I'll Never Write My Memoirs’ Grace Jones 

‘M Train’ Patti Smith     

‘Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink’ Elvis Costello 

‘Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl’ Carrie Brownstein

‘Lucky’ Professor Green

‘Over The Top And Back’ Tom Jones

Best Festival 

Glastonbury   

Reading & Leeds

V Festival

T in the Park

Bestival

Isle of Wight

 

Best Small Festival supported by ID&C

Swn

Festival Number 6

Green Man

End Of The Road     

Liverpool Sound City

Kendall Calling

Music Moment of the Year

The return of Adele

The Libertines secret Glastonbury set     

Dave Grohl breaks leg and carries on

Florence headlines Glastonbury

Kanye at The Brits

One Direction ‘split’

Best Fan Community

Hurts

The Libertines    

Muse 

Catfish and the Bottleman

The 1975

Wolf Alice

 

Worst Band

5 Seconds of Summer    

One Direction

Little Mix

Sleaford Mods

U2

Nickelback

Villain of the Year

David Cameron

Chris Moyles

Kanye West

Donald Trump    

George Osbourne

Simon Cowell

Hero of the Year

Adele

Dave Grohl    

Jeremy Corbyn

Florence Welch

Kanye West

Vlogger of the Year 

KSI    

Vikkstar123

Charlie McDonnell

Joe Weller

Danisnotonfire

Savannah Brown

 

 

Sonic Youth star Thurston Moore also presented Yoko Ono with her NME Inspiration Award.