RAYE, Taylor Swift, Calvin Harris, Dave, Olivia Rodrigo, Doja Cat among the nominees…
Global, the Media & Entertainment group, today revealed the shortlists for The Global Awards 2024, celebrating the biggest stars of music and entertainment across 15 exciting categories, including Best Song, Rising Star, Best Male, Best Female, Best Group and more.
Ashley Tabor-King CBE, Global’s Founder & Executive President:
“Bringing all of Global’s radio brands together and celebrating the best music, artists and entertainment content that we have to offer, is exactly what
The Global Awards are all about. Not only do The Global Awards put a spotlight on some of the world’s most talented artists and broadcasters, but they also recognise the brightest new talent coming up through the industry.”
The categories reflect the content aired on Global’s radio stations and on Global Player, and the winners will be announced on-air on Global’s radio stations and on Global Player on Friday 22nd March 2024.
Entering its seventh successive year, The Global Awards brings together all of Global’s radio stations including Capital, Heart, Smooth Radio, Classic FM, Radio X, Capital XTRA, Capital Dance, and Gold, as well as Global Player, to celebrate the biggest stars of music, podcasting, and entertainment across a wide range of genres.
After a sensational year, RAYE leads the nominations for The Global Awards, receiving six nominations across six different categories. International pop superstars Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo follow, with four nominations each, as do Calvin Harris, Doja Cat, Ed Sheeran, Dave, and Tate McRae.
Dua Lipa, Harry Styles, Tom Grennan, Miley Cyrus, Anne-Marie are nominated in three categories respectively, and other shortlisted artists include Stormzy, Leigh-Anne, Kylie Minogue, Ice Spice, Jung Kook, PinkPantheress, Kenya Grace, Jazzy, Becky Hill, and Zara Larsson. ABBA, Rod Stewart and Dolly Parton are just some artists nominated for the Global Legend category, while Blur, Nothing But Thieves and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds are all up for Best Rock & Indie.
Shortlisted podcasts for The Global Awards include ‘The News Agents’, ‘Big Fish with Spencer Matthews’, ‘The Rest Is Politics’, ‘Rachel Johnson’s Difficult Women’, ‘Filthy Ritual’ and ‘The Wittering Whitehalls’. The Classical Music category includes teenage singing sensation and Britain’s Got Talent star Malakai Bayoh, cellist Abel Selaocoe, and organist and conductor Anna Lapwood.
Ashley Tabor-King CBE, Global’s Founder & Executive President:
“I am delighted to see Global honouring the achievements of our listeners’ favourite roster of artists, podcasters, DJs and broadcasters for the seventh year running.”
