List of awards and nominations received by Duffy

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Duffy awards and nominations
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Totals [lower-alpha 1]
Wins12
Nominations33
Note
  1. Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Duffy is a Welsh singer-songwriter from Nefyn, Wales. She has released two studio albums, entitled Rockferry & Endlessly respectively. The former album and its singles have amassed various awards, due to the critical success of her freshman effort. Rockferry and her worldwide successful single "Mercy" were nominated for three Grammy Awards in 2008. The former won the award for Best Pop Vocal Album at the 2009 ceremony for those awards. [1]

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BRIT Awards

YearCeremonyTitleResult
2008 Critics' Choice AwardDuffyNominated
2009 British Breakthrough ActDuffyWon
British Female Solo ArtistWon
British Single of the Year"Mercy"Nominated
British Album of the Year Rockferry Won
2010 British Album of 30 Years Rockferry Nominated

BMI Pop Music Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2009BMI Honours SongMercyWon

Echo Music Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2009Echo Music Awards 2009Best International Female ArtistDuffyNominated
Best International NewcomerDuffyNominated
Best International SingleDuffy - "Mercy"Nominated

Fonogram Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2009Best International Pop/Rock AlbumDuffyWon

Gaygalan Awards

Since 1999, the Gaygalan Awards are a Swedish accolade presented by the QX magazine. Duffy has received one nomination.

YearNominee / workAwardResultRef.
2009"Mercy"International Song of the YearNominated [2]

Glamour Women of the Year Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2009Best UK Solo ArtistDuffyNominated

Grammy Awards

YearNominated WorkCategoryResult
2009Herself Best New Artist Nominated
"Mercy" Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Nominated
Rockferry Best Pop Vocal Album Won

Hit FM Music Awards

YearNominee / workAwardResultRef.
2009HerselfBest New ArtistNominated [3]
Best Female ArtistNominated
Most Faddish ArtistNominated
"Mercy"Song of the YearNominated
"Warwick Avenue"Nominated

Ivor Novello Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
200954th Ivor Novello Awards [4] PRS for Most Performed Work"Mercy"Won
Best-selling British song"Mercy"Nominated
Album Award Rockferry Nominated

Los Premios 40 Principales

YearCategoryWorkResult
2008 Best International ArtistDuffyNominated
Best International SongMercyNominated

Meteor Ireland Music Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2009 Meteor Ireland Awards 2009 [5] Best International FemaleDuffyWon

MOBO Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008MOBO Awards 2008Best UK FemaleDuffyNominated

MOJO Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008 MOJO Awards 2008Song of the Year"Mercy"Won
Album of the Year Rockferry Nominated
Best Breakthrough ActDuffyNominated

Music Producers Guild Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2009Music Producers Guild AwardsSingle of the Year"Mercy"Nominated
Album of the Year"Rockferry"Nominated

MTV

MTV Europe Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryResult
2008 Rockferry Album of the Year Nominated
"Mercy"Most Addictive TrackNominated
Duffy"New Act"Nominated
"Best UK Act"Nominated

MTV Music Video Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008Music Video Awards 2008Best UK Video"Warwick Avenue"
(music video)
Nominated

MTV Video Music Japan Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2009Best New International ArtistDuffyNominated

Nickelodeon Kid's Choice Awards

United Kingdom

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008Kid's Choice Awards 2008 (UK)Best singerDuffyNominated

NRJ Music Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2009 NRJ Music Awards 2009International RevelationDuffyNominated
International Album of the Year Rockferry Nominated

Oye! Awards

YearCeremonyTitleResult
2008Best New ArtistDuffyNominated

Q Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008 Q Awards 2008 Breakthrough ActDuffyWon
Best Track"Mercy"Nominated

Rockbjörnen Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2009Best Foreign ArtistDuffyWon

Sound of...

BBC annual poll
CeremonyCategoryResult
2008 Sound of... awards Sound of 2008Second

Swiss Music Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2009 Swiss Music Awards Best Song InternationalMercyNominated
Best Newcomer InternationalDuffyNominated

UK Festival Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008 UK Festival Awards 2008 [6] Festival Pop ActDuffyNominated
Best Newcomer AwardDuffyNominated

Urban Music Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008 Urban Music Awards Best Neo-soul ActDuffyNominated
Most Inspiring ActDuffyNominated

Vodafone Live Music Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008Live Music Awards 2008 [7] Best FemaleDuffyNominated

World Music Awards

YearCeremonyCategoryTitleResult
2008 2008 World Music Awards [8] World's Best Pop/Rock
Female Artist
DuffyNominated
World's Best New ArtistNominated

Other recognition

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References

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Awards and achievements
Preceded by Best-selling album of the year (United Kingdom)
2008
Succeeded by
incumbent
Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album
2009