List of British Grammy winners and nominees

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The following is a list of Grammy Awards winners and nominees from the United Kingdom. Amongst the winners, Paul McCartney and Adele are the most honoured male and female British artists respectively. Adele also is the most awarded female foreign act in Grammy history.

List

NomineeWinsNominationsRef.
Kayne West 2475
Paul McCartney 1878 [1]
Sting 1745 [2]
Eric Clapton 1737 [3]
Adele 1625 [4]
Tom Elmhirst 1623 [5]
George Harrison 1239 [6]
Ringo Starr 927 [7]
The Beatles 923 [8]
Tim Handley910 [9]
Coldplay 739 [10]
John Lennon 34 [11]
Brian Eno 714 [12]
Mark Ronson 712 [13]
Barry Gibb 616 [14]
Mark Knopfler [15]
The Chemical Brothers 614 [16]
Amy Winehouse 68 [17]
Elton John 535 [18]
Erik Smith 522 [19]
David Bowie 519 [20]
Dave Russell58 [21]
The Police [22]
Jacob Collier 57 [23]
Sam Smith [24]
Ed Sheeran 416 [25]
Annie Lennox 415 [26]
Seal [27]
Olivia Newton-John 412 [28]
Sade 49 [29]
John Barry 48 [30]
Radiohead 318 [31]
Mick Jagger 316 [32]
The Rolling Stones 312 [33]
Harry Styles 39 [34]
Dua Lipa 38 [35]
Ozzy Osbourne [36]
Robert Orton37 [37]
Yehudi Menuhin 210 [38]
George Michael 29 [39]
Mumford & Sons [40]
Dire Straits 27 [41]
Fleetwood Mac [42]
Imogen Heap [43]
Van Morrison [44]
Corinne Bailey Rae 26 [45]
Sheena Easton [46]
Julie Andrews 25 [47]
Muse [48]
Vernon Reid [49]
Black Sabbath 24 [50]
Wet Leg 23 [51]
Simon Climie [52]
Duran Duran 22 [53]
Steve Barnett [54]
Elvis Costello 115 [55]
Rod Stewart [56]
Gorillaz 111 [57]
Graham Nash 18 [58]
Eurythmics 17 [59]
21 Savage 16 [60]
Fatboy Slim [61]
James Blake [62]
Joss Stone 15 [63]
Calvin Harris [64]
Genesis [65]
Judas Priest [66]
Boy George 14 [67]
Ella Mai [68]
Iron Maiden [69]
Motörhead [70]
Pink Floyd [71]
Billy Ocean 13 [72]
Duffy [73]
Jamiroquai [74]
Estelle [75]
Dirty Vegas 12 [76]
La Roux [77]
Clean Bandit 11 [78]
Foxes [79]
Jess Glynne [80]
Joe Alwyn [81]
Nicola Benedetti [82]
John Jones [83]
Alan Parsons 011 [84]
Disclosure 07 [85]
Florence and the Machine [86]
PJ Harvey [87]
Arctic Monkeys 06 [88]
Pet Shop Boys [89]
Depeche Mode 05 [90]
James Blunt [91]
Franz Ferdinand [92]
Paul Young [93]
Queen 04 [94]
UB40 [95]
Yola [96]
Average White Band 03 [97]
Bonnie Tyler [98]
Gerry Rafferty [99]
James Bay [100]
Kate Bush [101]
Leona Lewis [102]
Paul Oakenfold [103]
Simply Red [104]
The 1975 02 [105]
Andy Gibb [106]
Arlo Parks [107]
Charli XCX [108]
Craig David [109]
The Cure [110]
David Gray [111]
Duke Dumont [112]
Keane [113]
Lisa Stansfield [114]
M.I.A. [115]
Oasis [116]
The Prodigy [117]
Robbie Williams [118]
Susan Boyle [119]
The Who [120]
Adam and the Ants 01 [121]
Alt-J [122]
Bastille [123]
Blur [124]
Brian Nash [125]
Bring Me the Horizon [126]
Cradle of Filth [127]
Daniel Bedingfield [128]
Dido [129]
Donovan [130]
Ellie Goulding [131]
FKA Twigs [132]
Fred Again [133]
Glass Animals [134]
Jessie J [135]
Jorja Smith [136]
KT Tunstall [137]
Labrinth [138]
Lewis Capaldi [139]
Lily Allen [140]
Lisa Milne [141]
Michael Kiwanuka [142]
Mika [143]
MNEK [144]
Morrissey [145]
Natasha Bedingfield [146]
New Order [147]
Nic Fanciulli [148]
Richard Bedford [149]
Rick Astley [150]
Slowthai [151]
Shirley Bassey [152]
The Verve [153]
Wolf Alice [154]

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