Producer Chet Faker led the field with nine nominations for his debut number one album ‘Built on Glass’. Other multi-nominated artists included pop band Sheppard, acclaimed songwriter Sia, award-winning artist Dan Sultan, and Sydney group 5 Seconds Of Summer.
Awards were also presented on the day to recipients of the ARIA Artisan and Fine Arts Awards categories. Chet Faker’s album ‘Built On Glass’ scooped all three Artisan awards for Producer of the Year, Engineer of the Year and Best Cover Art. Joseph Tawadros took out the Best World Album category for the third year running for his latest album ‘Permission To Evaporate’.
Assistant Minister for Tourism and Major Events, Katrina Hodgkinson said, “Congratulations to the ARIA Awards Fine Arts and Artisan category winners, and to each of the nominees announced today in the lead up to the Awards on 26 November.”
“The NSW Government, through our tourism and major events agency Destination NSW, is delighted to support the ARIA Awards, the most prestigious awards ceremony for the Australian music industry,” Ms Hodgkinson said.
For the full list of nominees, visit the ARIA Awards website.
Assistant Minister for Tourism and Major Events, Katrina Hodgkinson said, “Congratulations to the ARIA Awards Fine Arts and Artisan category winners, and to each of the nominees announced today in the lead up to the Awards on 26 November.”
“The NSW Government, through our tourism and major events agency Destination NSW, is delighted to support the ARIA Awards, the most prestigious awards ceremony for the Australian music industry,” Ms Hodgkinson said.
For the full list of nominees, visit the ARIA Awards website.
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