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ARIA Awards 2021: Full list of nominees and winners

Christine Estera

Australian music's night of nights looked different this year with the ceremony taking on an innovative format.

That's right, the ARIA Awards 2021 was a digital show with viewers streaming the ceremony live on YouTube and 9Now from wherever they were in the world.

However, while the show was different, the talent was still as extraordinary as ever with The Kid LAROI winning Best Artist — a category that was formerly gendered.

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Another success was Genesis Owusu, who performed a medley of latest hits while simultaneously taking home four ARIAs.

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ARIA Awards 2021, The Kid LAROI, Tones and I and Genesis Owusu.

The Kid LAROI, Tones and I and Genesis Owusu. Supplied

9Honey Celebrity was live from the star-studded event at Sydney's Taronga Zoo to give you updates as each winner was announced.

Here are all the winners and nominees from the ARIA Awards 2021.

Best Artist

WINNER: The Kid LAROI — Stay (with Justin Bieber) (Columbia/Sony Music)

Amy Shark — Cry Forever (Wonderlick Recording Company)

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Budjerah — Budjerah (EP) (Warner Music Australia)

Genesis Owusu — Smiling with No Teeth (OURNESS / AWAL)

Keith Urban — The Speed Of Now Part 1 (CAPITOL – NASHVILLE / EMI Music Australia)

Kylie Minogue — Disco (Liberator Music/Mushroom)

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Masked Wolf Astronaut In The Ocean (Teamwrk Records/ADA/Warner Music)

Ngaiire — 3 (Dot Dash Recordings / Remote Control Records)

Tones and I — Welcome to the Madhouse (Bad Batch Records / Sony Music)

Vance Joy — Missing Piece (Liberation Records/Mushroom Group)

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READ MORE: ARIA Awards replaces Best Female Artist and Best Male Artist categories with Best Artist

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The Kid LAROI won Best Artist. ABC via Getty Images

Album Of The Year

WINNER: Genesis Owusu — Smiling with No Teeth (OURNESS / AWAL)

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Amy Shark — Cry Forever (Wonderlick Recording Company)

Midnight Oil & First Nations Collaborators — The Makarrata Project (Sony Music)

The Avalanches — We Will Always Love You (Modular / EMI Music Australia)

Tones and I — Welcome to the Madhouse (Bad Batch Records / Sony Music)

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Genesis Owusu at the 2021 ARIA Awards at Taronga Zoo on November 24, 2021 in Sydney, Australia. Getty

Best Australian Live Act presented by Heaps Normal 

WINNER: Lime Cordiale — Relapse Tour (Chugg Music Pty Ltd)

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Amy Shark — Cry Forever Tour 2021 (Wonderlick Recording Company)

Ball Park Music — The Residency (Prawn Records/ Inertia Music) 

Budjerah — Budjerah 2021 Aus Tour (Warner Music Australia)

Genesis Owusu — Smiling With No Teeth Album Tour (OURNESS / AWAL)

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard — Micro Tour (King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard/Virgin Music)

Midnight Oil & First Nations Collaborators — Makarrata Live (Sony Music)

The Avalanches — The Avalanches Live (Modular / EMI Music Australia) 

The Teskey Brothers — The Teskey Brothers (Headline Shows + Festivals) (IVY LEAGUE/MUSHROOM)

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Members of Lime Cordiale Oliver Leimbach and Louis Leimbach at the 2021 ARIA Awards at Taronga Zoo on November 24, 2021 in Sydney, Australia. Getty

Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist

WINNER: Budjerah — Budjerah EP (Warner Music Australia)

Gretta Ray — Begin To Look Around (EMI Music Australia)

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Masked Wolf — Astronaut In The Ocean (Teamwrk Records/ADA/Warner Music)

MAY-A — Don't Kiss Ur Friends (Arcadia Music / Sony Music)

Ngaiire — 3 (Dot Dash Recordings / Remote Control Records)

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Budjerah at the 2021 ARIA Awards at Taronga Zoo on November 24, 2021 in Sydney, Australia. Getty

Song of the Year presented by YouTube Music 

WINNER: Spacey Jane — 'Booster Seat' (AWAL Recordings)

Amy Shark feat. Keith Urban — 'Love Songs Ain't For Us' (Wonderlick Recording Company)

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Dean Lewis — 'Falling Up' (Island Records Australia/Universal Music Australia)

Hooligan Hefs — 'Send It!' (db Music / Warner Music Australia)

Keith Urban & Pink — 'One Too Many' (CAPITOL – NASHVILLE / EMI Music Australia)

Masked Wolf — 'Astronaut In The Ocean' (Teamwrk Records/ADA/Warner Music)

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Sam Fischer & Demi Lovato — 'What Other People Say' (Sony Music)

The Kid LAROI with Miley Cyrus — 'Without You' (Columbia/Sony Music)

Tones and I — 'Fly Away' (Bad Batch Records / Sony Music)

Vance Joy — 'Missing Piece' (Liberation Records/Mushroom Group)

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Telstra ARIA Music Teacher Award 

WINNER: Zoë Barry — Sacred Heart School, Melbourne, Victoria

Aaron Silver — Wodonga Primary School, Regional Victoria

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Ashley Baxter — Pimlico State High School, Townsville, Queendsland

Daniel Wilson — Star Struck, Newcastle, NSW

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Best Video presented by YouTube Music

WINNER: 'Missing Piece' — Vance Joy, Annelise Hickey (Liberation Records/Mushroom Group)

'24k' — Tkay Maidza, Nicholas Muecke (Dew Process/Universal Music Australia)

'Astronaut In The Ocean' — Masked Wolf, Daniele Cernera (Teamwrk Records/ADA/Warner Music)

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'could cry just thinkin about you' (Full Version) — Troye Sivan & Jesse Gohier-Fleet (EMI Music Australia)

'Dance' — Julia Stone, Jessie Hill (BMG/WMG)

'First Nation' — Midnight Oil (featuring Jessica Mauboy & Tasman Keith), Robert Hambling (Sony Music)

'Higher' — Budjerah, Mick Soiza (Warner Music Australia)    

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'Love Songs Ain't for Us' — Amy Shark, James Chappell (Wonderlick Recording Company)       

'The Divine Chord' — The Avalanches, Jonathan Zawada (Modular / EMI Music Australia)

'Won't Sleep' — Tones and I, Nick Kozakis, Liam Kelly (Bad Batch Records / Sony Music)

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Best Hip Hop Release Presented By Menulog

WINNER: Genesis Owusu — Smiling with No Teeth (OURNESS / AWAL)

B Wise — jamie (Semi Pro Sound)

Masked Wolf — Astronaut In The Ocean (Teamwrk Records/ADA/Warner Music)

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The Kid LAROI — WITHOUT YOU (Columbia/Sony Music)

Youngn Lipz — Area Baby (Biordi Music/Virgin Music)

Best Pop Release

WINNER: The Kid LAROI — Stay (with Justin Bieber) (Columbia/Sony Music)

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Amy Shark — Cry Forever (Wonderlick Recording Company) 

The Avalanches — We Will Always Love You (Modular / EMI Music Australia) 

Tones and I — Fly Away (Bad Batch Records / Sony Music)

Vance Joy — Missing Piece (Liberation Records/Mushroom Group)

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Best Independent Release Presented by PPCA

WINNER: Genesis Owusu — Smiling with No Teeth (OURNESS / AWAL)

Archie Roach — The Songs Of Charcoal Lane (Bloodlines/Mushroom)

Ball Park Music — Ball Park Music (Prawn Records/ Inertia Music)

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Emma Donovan & The Putbacks — Crossover (Hopestreet Recordings/The Planet Company)

Vance Joy — Missing Piece (Liberation Records/Mushroom Group

Hip-hop newcomer Genesis Owusu leads the way with six ARIA nominations.

Hip-hop newcomer Genesis Owusu leads the way with six ARIA nominations. Supplied

Best Soul/R&B Release

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WINNER: Tkay Maidza — Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 3 (Dew Process/Universal Music Australia)

Budjerah — Budjerah (EP) (Warner Music Australia)

Hiatus Kaiyote — Mood Valiant (Brainfeeder/Ninja Tune)

Ngaiire — 3 (Dot Dash Recordings / Remote Control Records)

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Tash Sultana — Terra Firma (Lonely Lands Records/Sony Music

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Most Popular International Artist

WINNER: Taylor Swift — Evermore (Universal Music Australia)

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Ariana Grande — Positions (Universal Records USA / Universal Music Australia)

Doja Cat — Planet Her (RCA Records / Sony Music)

Justin Bieber — Justice (Def Jam / Universal Music Australia)

Kanye West — Donda (Def Jam / Universal Music Australia)

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Luke Combs — What You See Ain't Always What You Get (Columbia Nashville / Sony Music)

Machine Gun Kelly — Tickets To My Downfall (Interscope / Universal Music Australia)

Miley Cyrus — Plastic Hearts (RCA Records / Sony Music)

Olivia Rodrigo — Sour (Geffen / Universal Music Australia)

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Pop Smoke — Shoot For The Stars Aim For The Moon (Universal Records USA / Universal Music Australia)

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Producer Of The Year

WINNER: Konstantin Kersting & The Rubens

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Andrew Klippel, Dave Hammer

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Matt Corby

Robert Chater

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Engineer Of The Year 

WINNER: Konstantin Kersting

Chris Collins

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Eric J Dubowsky

Matt Corby

Tony Espie

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Best Cover Art

WINNER: Kofi Ansah & Bailey Howard for Genesis Owusu — Smiling with No Teeth (OURNESS / AWAL)

Ngaiire Joseph & Dan Segal for Ngaiire — 3 (Dot Dash Recordings / Remote Control Records)      

Eben Ejdne for Odette — Herald (EMI Music Australia)

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Jonathan Zawada for The Avalanches — We Will Always Love You (Modular / EMI Music Australia)

Giulia Giannini McGauran & Mitchell Eaton for Tones and I — Welcome to the Madhouse (Bad Batch Records / Sony Music)

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Best Original Soundtrack or Musical Theatre Cast Album

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WINNER: Angus & Julia Stone — Life Is Strange (BMG/WMG)

Antony Partos — Rams (Original Motion Picture Score) (ABC Music)

Caitlin Yeo, Maria Alfonsine, Damian de Boos-Smith — Wakefield Season One Official Soundtrack (MADBS Composing Palace)

Sia — Music Songs From And Inspired By The Motion Picture (Atlantic Records / Warner Music

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Yve Blake — Fangirls (ADA/Warner Music)    

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Best World Music Album

WINNER: Joseph Tawadros  Hope In An Empty City (Independent / The Planet Company)

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Bob Weatherall & Halfway, with William Barton — Restless Dream (ABC Music)

Bukhu - Bukhchuluun Ganburged — The Journey (Bukhu/Distrokid)

Eishan Ensemble — Project Masnavi (Earshift Music / The Planet Company)

Kuya James — ISA (Settle Down Records / MGM Distribution)

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Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album

WINNER: Tropical F--k Storm — Deep States (TFS Records/Virgin Music)

Alpha Wolf — A Quiet Place To Die (Greyscale Records / Cooking Vinyl Australia)

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Psychedelic Porn Crumpets — SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound What Reality? (TFS Records/Virgin Music)

Yours Truly — Self Care (UNFD/The Orchard)

A. Swayze & the Ghosts — Paid Salvation (IVY LEAGUE/MUSHROOM)

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Best Adult Contemporary Album

WINNER: Crowded House — Dreamers Are Waiting (EMI Music Australia)

Big Scary — Daisy (Pieater/Inertia)

Kylie Minogue — Disco (Liberator Music/Mushroom)

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Nick Cave & Warren Ellis — Carnage (Goliath / AWAL)

Odette — Herald (EMI Music Australia)

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Best Jazz Album 

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WINNER: Mildlife — Automatic (Inertia Music / [PIAS])

Australian Art Orchestra, Reuben Lewis, Tariro Mavondo & Peter Knight — Closed Beginnings (AAO Recordings/The Planet Company)

Kristen Beradi, Sean Foran & Rafael Karlen — Haven (Earshift Music / The Planet Company)

Petra Haden & The Nick Haywood Quintet — Songs from my Father (ABC Jazz / Universal)

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Vazesh — The Sacred Key (Earshift Music / The Planet Company)

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Best Dance Release

WINNER: RÜFÜS DU SOL — Alive (Rose Avenue Records/Reprise/Warner Music)

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Cosmo's Midnight — Yesteryear (Nite High/Sony Music)

Dom Dolla — Pump The Brakes (Sweat It Out/Warner)

Jolyon Petch — Dreams (TMRW Music)

KLP & Stace Cadet — People Happy (Medium Rare Recordings / Sony Music)

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Electronic trio RÜFÜS DU SOL will perform their popular single Alive at the ARIA Awards 2021.

Electronic trio RÜFÜS DU SOL will perform their popular single Alive at the ARIA Awards 2021. Supplied

Best Country Album

WINNER: Troy Cassar-Daley — The World Today (Tarampa Music / Sony Music)

Brad Cox — My Mind's Projection (Sony Music)

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Felicity Urquhart & Josh Cunningham — The Song Club (ABC Music)

Shane Nicholson — Living In Colour (Lost Highway Australia/Universal Music Australia)

The Wolfe Brothers — Kids On Cassette (BMG/WMG)

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Best Classical Album

WINNER: Genevieve Lacey and Marshall McGuire — Bower (ABC Classic / Universal)

Christian Li — Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Decca Records Australia/Universal Music Australia

Emily Sun & Andrea Lam — Nocturnes (ABC Classic)

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Grigoryan Brothers — This is Us: A Musical Reflection of Australia (ABC Classic / Universal)

Nat Bartsch — Hope (ABC Classic / Universal)

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Best Children's Album 

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WINNER: Bluey — Bluey The Album (Ludo Studios / Demon Music Group / BBC Studios / Rocket)

Amber Lawrence — The Kid's Gone Country 2 (Fun For All The Family ABC Music)

Diver City — Dance Silly (ABC Music / Universal) 

The Wiggles — Lullabies With Love (ABC Music)

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Various Artists — The Moon, The Mouse & The Frog: Lullabies from Northern Australia (ABC Music)

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Best Rock Album

WINNER: Middle Kids — Today We're The Greatest (EMI Music Australia)

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AC/DC — Power Up (Leidseplein Presse / Sony Music)

Ball Park Music — Ball Park Music (Prawn Records/ Inertia Music)

Holy Holy — Hello My Beautiful World (Wonderlick Recording Company)

Midnight Oil & First Nations Collaborators — The Makarrata Project (Sony Music)

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Midnight Oil scored five ARIA nominations at the 2021 ceremony.

Midnight Oil scored five ARIA nominations at the 2021 ceremony. Supplied

Best Blues & Roots Album

WINNER: Archie Roach — The Songs Of Charcoal Lane (Bloodlines/Mushroom)

Emma Donovan & The Putbacks — Crossover (Hopestreet Recordings/The Planet Company)

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Josh Teskey & Ash Grunwald — Push The Blues Away (Ivy League/Mushroom)

Martha Marlow — Medicine Man (Independent/The Planet Company)

Ziggy Alberts Searching For Freedom (Commonfolk Records / The Orchard)

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Best Group 

WINNER: RÜFÜS DU SOL — 'Alive' (Rose Avenue Records/Reprise/Warner Music)

AC/DC — Power Up (Leidseplein Presse / Sony Music)

Gang Of Youths — 'The Angel of 8th Ave.' (Mosy Recordings / Sony Music)

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Midnight Oil & First Nations Collaborators — The Makarrata Project (Sony Music)

The Avalanches — We Will Always Love You (Modular / EMI Music Australia)

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