List of Kerrang! Award winners

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This article lists the presenters, venues and winners for the Kerrang! Awards from 1999 to 2016 and for 2018 and 2019. The 2017 event did not take place, with the awards returning the following year.

2020[]

Did not take place due to COVID-19.

2019[]

Main article: Kerrang! Awards 2019

Date: 19 June 2019[1]

Venue: Islington Assembly Hall

  • Best Breakthrough Act: Idles
  • Best International Breakthrough Act: SWMRS
  • Best Song: FEVER 333 – Burn It
  • Best Album: Ghost – Prequelle
  • Best British Live Act: Architects
  • Best International Live Act: Metallica
  • Best British Act: Bring Me The Horizon
  • The Kerrang! Hall Of Fame: Skunk Anansie
  • The Kerrang! Inspiration Award: Motörhead
  • Best International Act: Metallica
  • The Kerrang! Icon Award: Jimmy Page

2018[]

Date: 24 June 2018 [2]

Venue: Islington Assembly Hall

Host: Sam Coare (Kerrang! editor) and Phil Alexander

2017[]

Did not take place due to transition sale period from Bauer to Mixmag Media.

2016[]

Date: 9 June 2016[3]

  • Lifetime Achievement Award: Deftones
  • Kerrang! Legend: Iron Maiden
  • Kerrang! Hero: Thin Lizzy
  • The Icon Award: Blink-182
  • Spirit Of Punk: Frank Carter
  • Best Event: You Me At Six – The Ghost Inside Benefit Show
  • Best British Band: Asking Alexandria
  • Best British Newcomer: Creeper
  • Best International Newcomer: Cane Hill
  • Best Track: All Time Low – Missing You
  • Best Live Band: Babymetal
  • Best Album: No Devotion – Permanence
  • Best International Band: A Day To Remember
  • Best Fanbase: Twenty One Pilots
  • Best Film: Deadpool
  • Best TV Show: Making a Murderer
  • Best Radio Show: Nights with Alice Cooper – Planet Rock
  • Best Video Game: Rise of the Tomb Raider
  • Best Comicbook: The Wicked + The Divine
  • Best Festival: Bloodstock
  • Best Comedian: Amy Schumer
  • Tweeter of the Year: Hayley Williams

2015[]

Date: 11 June 2015[4]

2014[]

Date: 12 June 2014[5]
Venue: The Troxy
Host: Andrew W.K and Scott Ian

2013[]

Date: 13 June 2013[6]
Venue: The Troxy
Host: Scott Ian and Mark Hoppus

2012[]

Main article: Kerrang! Awards 2012

Date: 7 June 2012[7]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Scott Ian and Corey Taylor

2011[]

Main article: Kerrang! Awards 2011

Date: 9 June 2011[8]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Scott Ian and Corey Taylor

2010[]

Main article: Kerrang! Awards 2010

Date: 29 July 2010[9]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Scott Ian and Corey Taylor

2009[]

Date: 3 August 2009[10]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Scott Ian and Corey Taylor

  • Best British Newcomer: In Case of Fire
  • Best International Newcomer: The Gaslight Anthem
  • Best Single: "Omen" – The Prodigy
  • Best Video: "Oblivion" – Mastodon
  • Classic Songwriter: Linkin Park
  • Spirit of Independence: The Wildhearts
  • Kerrang! Icon: Alice in Chains
  • Best Album: Death Magnetic – Metallica
  • Best Live Band: Slipknot
  • Inspiration: Machine Head
  • Hall of Fame: Limp Bizkit
  • Best British Band: Bullet for My Valentine
  • Best International Band: Slipknot

2008[]

Main article: Kerrang! Awards 2008

Date: 21 August 2008[11]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Scott Ian

2007[]

Main article: Kerrang! Awards 2007

Date: 23 August 2007[12]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Scott Ian

2006[]

Date: 24 August 2006[13]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Stuart Cable

2005[]

Date: 25 August 2005[14]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Juliette Lewis and Stuart Cable

2004[]

Date: 26 August 2004[15]
Venue: The Brewery
Host: Stuart Cable

  • Best British Newcomer: Yourcodenameis:Milo
  • Best International Newcomer: Velvet Revolver
  • Best Single: "Last Train Home" – Lostprophets
  • Best Album: Absolution – Muse
  • Icon Award: MC5
  • Best Video: "Funeral of Hearts" – HIM
  • Best Live Band: The Darkness
  • Spirit of Rock: Anthrax
  • Classic Songwriters: Ash
  • Best British Band: The Darkness
  • Best Band on the Planet: Metallica
  • Hall of Fame: Green Day

2003[]

Date: 21 August 2003[16]

2002[]

Date: 27 August 2002[17]

2001[]

Date: 28 August 2001[18]

  • Best British Live Act: Feeder
  • Best International Live Act: Papa Roach
  • Best British Newcomer: Lostprophets
  • Spirit of Independence: Less Than Jake
  • Best British Band: Muse
  • Best Single: "Heaven Is a Halfpipe" – OPM
  • Best International Newcomer: Linkin Park
  • Best Video: "Last Resort" – Papa Roach
  • Classic Songwriters: Green Day
  • Best Album: Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) – Marilyn Manson
  • Best Band in the World: Slipknot
  • Hall of Fame: Iggy Pop

2000[]

1999[]

Date: August 1999[20]

1997[]

Date: September, 1997.[21]

1996[]

Date: 1996.[22]

1994[]

Date: 13 June 1994.[23]

Venue: Notre Dame Hall

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