The 2021 Golden Guitar Awards nominees have been revealed with 33 Australian country artists rising above the massive 674 entries.
The 2021 Golden Guitar Awards nominees have been revealed with 33 Australian country artists rising above the massive 674 entries across 16 categories.
Leading the nominations is ARIA Country Album Of The Year nominee Fanny Lumsden with seven nominations including Alt Country Album Of The Year, Female Artist Of The Year, Heritage Song Of The Year, Song Of The Year, Video Of The Year, Single Of The Year and Album Of The Year.
Following closely is The McClymonts and Travis Collins who both received six nominations. Brad Cox, Kristy Cox, Luke O'Shea and Melody Moko all received three nominations. The full list of 2021 Golden Guitar Awards nominees is at the bottom of this page.
"On behalf of the board of the Country Music Association of Australia, I congratulate all the nominees announced today. The number and calibre of entries is inspiring and truly showcases the passion, creativity and spirit that Australian country music cherishes. Today’s nominees announcement event has set the scene for what will be an unforgettable awards show in Tamworth in January.” Said Chair of the CMAA, Dan Biddle.
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Alison Forbes - 'Bonedigger' (Produced by Shane Nicholson)
Angus Gill & Seasons of Change - '3 Minute Movies' (Produced by Angus Gill)
Fanny Lumsden - 'Fallow' (Produced by Matt Fell)
Melody Moko - 'Two Kids & A Radio' (Produced by Neilson Hubbard & Michael Muchow)
Rob Hirst and Jay O'Shea - 'The Lost and the Found' (Produced by Brent Clark)
Casey Barnes - 'Town Of A Million Dreams' (Produced by Matt Fell, Michael Paynter & Michael Delorenzis
Jasmine Rae - 'Lion Side' (Produced by Lindsey Jackson)
The Buckleys - 'Daydream' (Produced by Chad Carlson)
The McClymonts - 'Mayhem To Madness' (Produced by Andy Mak)
Travis Collins - 'Wreck Me' (Produced by Travis Collins & Luke Wooten)
Kristy Cox - 'No Headlights' (Produced by Jerry Salley)
Luke O'Shea - 'There In The Ochre' (Produced by Luke O'Shea)
Roo Arcus - 'Tumbleweed' (Tim Crouch & Roo Arcus)
The New Graces - 'Seasons' (Garth Porter)
Warren H Williams - 'These Are The Changes' (Produced by Warren H Williams)
Adam Brand
Casey Barnes
Luke O'Shea
Travis Collins
Warren H Williams
Allsion Forbes
Fanny Lumsden
Jasmine Rae
Kristy Cox
Melody Moko
Angus Gill & Seasons of Change
Hurricane Fall
The Buckeys
The McClmonts
The New Graces
Adam Harvey and Lee Kernaghan - Ramblin' Fever
Amber Lawrence, Aleyce Simmonds, Kirsty Lee Akers, Dianna Corcoran - True Blue
Brad Cox and Adam Eckersley - Remedy
Casey Barnes and Missy Lancaster - No Other You
Small Town Romance and Anne Kirkpatrick - I Don't Believe You
Dean Perett - Six Decks To Darwin (Written by Dean Perrett, Kelly & Marion Dixon, Ryan Garland)
Dianne Lindsay - Graveyard Hill (Written by Joy McKean)
Graham Rodger - Running On Empty (Written by Graham Rodger)
Peter Coad - Two Old Bushmen (Written by Peter Coad)
The Howie Brothers - Sing Us Some Slim Dusty Songs (Written by John Howie)
Fanny Lumsden - These Days (Written by Edwina Lumsden, Dan Stanley Freeman and Benjamin Corbett)
John Williamson - The Great Divide (Written by John Williamson)
Luke O'Shea and Kevin Bennett - Happy Australia Day (Written by Luke O'Shea and Kevin Bennett)
The New Graces - Seasons (Written by Robyn Martin)
Tom Curtain ft. Lee Kernaghan and Sara Storer - She Gave Us The Song (Written by Garth Porter and Kelly Dixon)
Charlie & Jensen - Pussycat
Liam Kennedy-Clark and Gabi Blissett - Wicker Suite
Michael Carpenter and The Banks Brothers - Brothers
Michael Fix - Dalveen
The Weeping Willows - Prelude
Allison Forbes & The Weeping Willows - Cold Moon
Charlie & Jensen - Breakfast
Kristy Cox - Finger Picking Good
Pete Denahy - Darlin' William's Gone
The Weeping Willows - Wheels Won't Roll
Alison Forbes
Cass Hopetoun
Darlinghurst
Melody Moko
The New Graces
Brad Cox - Give Me Tonight (Written by Brad Cox and Joe Mungovan, Edwina Lumsden)
Fanny Lumsden - Fierce (Written by Edwina Lumsden and Dan Stanley Freeman)
Shane Nicholson - The High Price Of Surviving (Written by Shane Nicholson and Leyon Milner)
The McClymonts - I Got This (Written by Brooke McClymont, Samantha McClymont, Mollie McClymont and Andy Mak)
Travis Collins - Rainy Day (Travis Collins and Byron Hall)
Fanny Lumsden - Mountain Song/This Too Shall Pass (Directed by Fanny Lumsden and Dan Stanley Freeman)
Morgan Evans - Diamonds (Directed by Gus Black)
Shane Nicholson - The High Price Of Surviving (Directed by Duncan Toombs)
The McClymonts - I Got This (Directed by Bradley Murnane)
Travis Collins - Rainy Day (Directed by Jay Seeney)
Brad Cox - Give Me Tonight
Fanny Lumsden - Fierce
The McClymonts - I Got This
The Wolfe Brothers - No Brakes
Travis Collins - Rainy Day
Adam Brand - 'Speed Of Life' (Produced by Luke Wooten)
Casey Barnes - 'Town Of A Million Dreams' (Produced by Matt Fell, Michael Paynter & Michael Delorenzis)
Fanny Lumsden - 'Fallow' (Produced by Matt Fell)
The McClymonts - 'Mayhem To Madness' (Produced by Andy Mak)
Travis Collins - 'Wreck Me' (Produced by Travis Collins and Luke Wooten)
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