List of awards and nominations received by Celeste Buckingham

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Awards won14
Nominations34

As of March 2014, Celeste Buckingham has accumulated thirty-two awards and/or nominations in recognition of her early success in the music genre. On November 17, 2012 she was nominated for the MTV Europe Music Awards as the Best Czech & Slovak Act. [1] [2] [3] However, on November 11, 2012 [4] [5] lost in favor of her fellow Majk Spirit, [6] singer was then only female nominee [1] [4] [5] out of five presented artists for the regional category, [4] having placed the second. [7] On January 16, 2013 the Slávik Awards nominations were announced in her home country. For this occasion, she overall earned four nominations, [8] including the category New Artist of the Year that she won [9] [10] on February 3, 2013. [2] Simultaneously with that, Buckingham also became the runner-up for the major female category at the ceremony, for which she earned a silver trophy at least. [9] [11]

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One day preceding the annual event, on February 2, the later victor of the gold prize, Tina, would compliment her youngest rival via a social networking website. [12] [13] Her Facebook statement cited the Czech BRAVO magazine, too. [12] "I don't want it to sound silly or thankless, but I think that for the year 2012 the award should be deserved by Celeste Buckingham. I watch her from distance already since the SuperStar, where I'd met her, and [I] have to say [that] no other female vocalist in Slovakia has done in the past period of time such a deal of work than she has. Undoubtedly she had the most played songs, most concerts, a good sale, fans found their way to her and they did well. She is a phenomenon and [she] deserves to get the credit [...]." [12] [13] Buckingham eventually missed the main prize by 83 votes. [9] [11]

Some of her additional nominations for poll-oriented awards included one for the SK TV-based OTOs, her winning, [14] [15] two nominations at the Žebřík Music Awards by CZ magazine REPORT, [16] [17] winning one category, [16] [18] two winning nominations for the recently established Evropa 2 Awards named after the CZ radio station, [19] [20] and a nomination for the CZ Óčko Awards held by a local music TV. [21] [22] [23] In terms of the year-end charts, her signature song "Run Run Run" was ranked as the most played SK composition of 2012, [2] [24] [25] while second in the CZ territory, [2] [24] and she was also voted the Most Desired Female Singer within an online poll organized by Feminity.sk. [26] Based on the Google's annual report Zeitgeist , Buckingham was listed among the most sought-after celebrities on the internet for the year of 2012, being rated as the fourth within the SK entertainment industry and ninth in the CZ show business, respectively. [27] [28]

Music awards

E2 Music Awards

The Evropa 2 in Czech Republic, or rather Europa 2 Music Awards in Slovakia were originally established by CZ contemporary hit radio Evropa 2 in March 2013. The following year a SK sister station transcribed as Europa 2, joined the project in addition. The awards are given overall in eleven categories, divided per domestic and international artists with exception of the New Artist of the Year category, which is collective. While the winners are voted by radio listeners online, the annual ceremony is permitted live by both involved radios. Buckingham has been nominated five times. [19] [29] [30]

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2012"Run Run Run"
  • Song of the Year — Domestic
Won [19]
Herself
  • Female Singer of the Year — Domestic
Won
2013Won [29]
"I Was Wrong" with Majk Spirit
  • Song of the Year — Domestic
Won
2014Herself
  • Female Singer of the Year — Domestic
Won [30]

MTV Awards

MTV Europe Music Awards

Since 1994, the MTV Europe Music Awards are presented annually by Viacom International Media Networks (known as MTV Networks Europe until 2011). As an equivalent to the American MTV Video Music Awards, the awards are primarily aimed at and chosen by MTV's European viewers, while broadcast live on MTV Europe, MTV Live HD and most of the international MTV channels as well as online. Buckingham has been nominated three times — twice in a regional category, [3] winning in 2013, [31] while once as the Best Eastern European Act.

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2012 HerselfRunner-up [A] [7]
2013 Won [31]
Nominated
Notes

OTO Awards

Osobnosť televíznej obrazovky (OTO), thus Television Screen Personality in English, is an annual poll recognizing the people and the work of popular culture in Slovakia. As such, the winners are voted on by the general public the most favorite television personalities and/or programs. Established in 2000 by Art Production Agency (APA), it is aired by the national network Slovenská televízia. Buckingham was nominated three times, winning each respective year. [14] [35]

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2012HerselfWon [B] [15]
2013Won [35]
2014Won [36]
Notes

Óčko Music Awards

The Óčko Music Awards (Hudební ceny Óčko in Czech) are presented by the first television music channel focusing predominantly on playing music videos in the Czech Republic, Óčko (previously known as Stanice O). Launched in 2002, the annual event included a number of different awards originally divided into local and international categories. Until 2011 [37] the gala show was broadcast live featuring performances by the nominated artists. [38] [39] Since 2012, only local categories are effective, such as Male Singer of the Year, Female Singer of the Year, Band of the Year, Music Video of the Year and New Artist of the Year. While the nominees/winners are voted by the TV viewers online, [40] the awards are also given by the voters themselves. [37] So far Buckingham was nominated three times, [21] [22] [23] [41] winning once. [42]

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2012Herself
  • New Artist of the Year
4th Place [C] [21]
2013
  • Female Singer of the Year
Won [42]
"I Was Wrong" with Majk Spirit
  • Music Video of the Year
Nominated [41]
Notes

RDM Awards

The Radio Disney Music Awards is an annual awards show by American radio network Radio Disney. Honoring the biggest achievements of a respective year in music industry, their winners are voted by teen viewers. Buckingham has been nominated once. [43]

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2014Herself
  • Best New Artist — The Freshest
Nominated [43]

Slávik Awards

In Slovakia, the Slávik Awards were set up in 1998 [44] as an equivalent to the federal music poll Zlatý slavík (until 1991 effective in former Czechoslovakia). [45] The people's choice awards were given in three major categories, such as Male Singer of the Year, Female Singer of the Year, and Band of the Year. Additional nominations featured the New Artist of the Year, Radio Artist, Song of the Year, and others. Broadcast live on TV JOJ since 2011, the event was held in collaboration with the agency OKLAMČÁK Production. [46] Buckingham was nominated four times at the final volume of the show, winning one category eventually.

Czech Republic

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2014Herself
  • Slovak Artist and/or Band
3rd Place [47]

Slovakia

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2012HerselfWon [10]
Runner-up [D] [11]
"Run Run Run"
  • Song of the Year
3rd Place [E] [48]
www.celestebuckingham.com
  • Website of the Year
3rd Place [F] [49]
Notes

SOZA Awards

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2012"Run, Run, Run"
  • Most Played Song of the Year
Nominated [50]

ZAI Awards

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2013 Herself
  • Solo Vocal Artist or Ensemble
Nominated [51]

Žebřík Music Awards

Buckingham has been nominated three times, [16] [17] [18] winning once. [16] [18]

YearNominated workCategoryResult
2012"Run Run Run"
  • Song of the Year — Domestic
Won [16]
Herself
  • New Artist of the Year — Domestic
3rd Place [G]
2013
  • Female Singer — Domestic
Nominated [52]
Notes

Year-end charts

YearNominated workChart/SurveyCategoryResult
2012"Run Run Run" Rádio SK 50 Oficiálna
  • Most Played Song of the Year
Won [2]
Rádio CZ 50 Oficiální Runner-up
Rádio Top 100 Oficiálna 8th Place
Óčko Top 10029th Place [53]
2013"I Was Wrong" with Majk Spirit26th Place [54]
Where I Belong MusicServer.cz
  • Best Domestic Album of the Year
3rd Place [55]

Others

Feminity.sk

YearNominated workChart/SurveyCategoryResult
2012HerselfFeminity.sk
  • Most Desired Female Singer
Won [26]

Google Zeitgeist

YearNominated workChart/SurveyCategoryResult
2012HerselfMost Sought-after Celebrities
  • Slovak Entertainment Industry
4th Place [H] [27]
  • Czech Entertainment Industry
9th Place [I]
Notes

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