List of awards and nominations received by Keith Urban

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Keith Urban awards and nominations

Keith Urban at DAR Constitution Hall in 2020
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations ACM Awards 15 41 ARIA Music Awards 8 22 American Music Awards 4 4 CMA Awards 13 50 CMT Music Awards 9 30 Critics' Choice Awards 0 1 Golden Globe Awards 0 1 Grammy Awards 4 19
Totals [lower-alpha 1]
Wins	110
Nominations	256
Note 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.

This is a list of awards and nominations received by Australian-American singer, songwriter and producer Keith Urban.

Active in the music scene since the 1990s, when he won Australia's biggest country music competition Star Maker. Urban is regarded as one of the leading country musicians of the 21st century, and has been the recipient of numerous awards. ^[1] The Academy of Country Music Awards presented Urban with both the Jim Reeves International Award and the Mae Boren Axton Award, in recognition of "outstanding contributions to the acceptance of country music throughout the world.done the most to promote the genre worldwide". The Country Music Association Awards honored Urban with the Horizon Award, while BMI Awards gave him the Champion Award.

During his career, he has also been nominated nineteen times for Grammy Awards, winning four in the Best Male Country Vocal Performance category. Urban is also the singer, composer and producer of the original song "For You" from film Act of Valor , which earned him nominations at both the 70th Golden Globe Awards and at the 18th Critics' Choice Awards in the respective Best Original Song categories.

Urban is the recipient of four American Music Awards and six ARIA Music Awards, including the Outstanding Achievement Award for his contribution to Australian country music.

Awards and nominations

Awards	Year	Category	Recipient(s)	Result
Academy of Country Music Awards	2001	Top New Male Vocalist	Himself	Won
	2003	Single Record of the Year	"Somebody Like You"	Nominated	[2]
	2004	Top Male Vocalist of the Year	Himself	Nominated
	2005	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[3]
		Top Male Vocalist of the Year		Won
		Album of the Year	Be Here	Won
		Single Record of the Year	"Days Go By"	Won
	2006	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[4]
		Top Male Vocalist of the Year		Won
	2007			Nominated	[5]
	2008			Nominated	[6]
		Entertainer of the Year		Nominated
	2009			Nominated	[7]
		Top Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Vocal Event of the Year	"Start A Band" (with Brad Paisley)	Won
	2010	Jim Reeves International Award	Himself	Won	[8]
		Entertainer of the Year		Nominated
		Top Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
	2011	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[9]
		Top Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Vocal Event of the Year	"Blue Sky" (with Emily West)	Nominated
	2014	Male Artist of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[10]
		Single of the Year	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw & Taylor Swift)	Nominated
		Video of the Year		Won
		Vocal Event of the Year		Nominated
			"We Were Us" (with Miranda Lambert)	Won
	2015	Video of the Year	"Cop Car"	Nominated	[11]
	2016	Mae Boren Axton Award	Himself	Won	[12]
		Vocal Event of the Year	"Raise 'Em Up" (with Eric Church)	Nominated
	2017	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[13]
		Male Artist of the Year		Nominated
		Album of the Year	Ripcord	Nominated
		Single of the Year	"Blue Ain't Your Color"	Nominated
	2018	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[14]
		Male Artist of the Year		Nominated
		Vocal Event of the Year	"The Fighter" (with Carrie Underwood)	Won
	2019	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Won	[15]
		Male Artist of the Year		Nominated
	2020			Nominated	[16]
	2021	Music Event of the Year	"Be a Light" (with Thomas Rhett, Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott & Chris Tomlin)	Nominated	[17]
			"One Too Many" (with Pink)	Nominated
American Country Awards	2010	Male Artist of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[18]
	2011	Album of the Year	Get Closer	Nominated
		Music Video by a Male Artist of the Year	"Put You in a Song"	Nominated
		Touring Artist of the Year	Himself	Nominated
	2012	Video of the Year	"For You"	Nominated
		Music Video by a Male Artist of the Year		Nominated
	2013	Song of the Year	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw & Taylor Swift)	Won
		Music Video by a Collaboration of the Year		Won
		Single by a Vocal Collaboration of the Year		Won
American Country Countdown Awards	2014	Collaboration of the Year	"We Were Us" (with Miranda Lambert)	Nominated	[19]
American Music Awards	2009	Favorite Male Country Artist	Himself	Won	[20]
	2017			Won	[21]
		Favorite Country Album	Ripcord	Won
		Favorite Country Song	"Blue Ain't Your Color"	Won
ARIA Music Awards	1992	Best Country Album	"Only You"	Nominated	[22]
	1993	Best Country Album	"Lights on the Hill" (with Slim Dusty)	Nominated
	2000	Best Country Album	Keith Urban	Nominated	[23]
	2001	Outstanding Achievement Award	Himself	Won	[24]
	2003	Best Country Album	Golden Road	Won	[25]
	2005	Album of the Year	Be Here	Nominated	[26]
		Best Country Album		Won
		Best Male Artist	Himself	Nominated
	2007	Best Country Album	Love, Pain & the Whole Crazy Thing	Won	[27]
	2009		Defying Gravity	Won	[28]
	2011	Highest Selling Album	Get Closer	Nominated	[29]
		Best Country Album		Nominated
		Most Popular Australian Live Artist	Himself	Nominated
		Most Popular Australian Artist		Nominated
	2012	Best Male Artist		Nominated	[30]
	2013			Nominated	[31]
		Best Australian Live Act		Nominated
	2014	Best Country Album	Fuse	Nominated	[32]
		Best Australian Live Act	Himself	Won
	2016	Song of the Year	"The Fighter" (with Carrie Underwood)	Nominated	[33]
	2019	Best Australian Live Act	Himself	Nominated	[34]
	2021	Song of the Year	"Love Songs Ain't for Us" (with Amy Shark)	Nominated	[35]
			"One Too Many" (with Pink)	Nominated
		Best Artist	Himself	Nominated
Billboard Music Awards	2004	Top Country Song	"You'll Think of Me"	Nominated	[36]
	2005	Country Songs Artist of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[37]
	2006			Nominated	[38]
	2017			Nominated	[39]
		Top Country Album	Ripcord	Nominated
		Top Country Song	"Blue Ain't Your Color"	Nominated
BMI Country Awards	2001	Top Country Songs	"But of the Grace of Love"	Won	[40]
	2003		"Somebody Like You"	Won	[41]
	2004		"Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me"	Won	[42]
	2005		"Days Go By"	Won	[43]
			"You're My Better Half"	Won
	2006		"Better Life"	Won	[44]
			"Tonight I Wanna Cry"	Won
	2008		"Everybody"	Won	[45]
			"I Told You So"	Won
	2009		"Start a Band"	Won	[46]
			"Sweet Thing"	Won
			"You Look Good in my Shirt"	Won
	2010		"Only You Can Love Me This Way"	Won	[47]
			"Kiss a Girl"	Won
	2011		"Put You in a Song"	Won	[48]
			"Til Summer Comes Around"	Won
	2012		"Without You"	Won	[49]
			"You Gonna Fly"	Won
			"Long Hot Summer"	Won
	2013		"For You"	Won	[50]
	2015		"Somewhere in My Car"	Won	[51]
	2017	Champion Award	Himself	Won	[52]
		Top Country Songs	"Wasted Time"	Won
	2018		"The Fighter"	Won	[53]
	2020		"Coming Home"	Won	[54]
British Country Music Awards	2013	International Song of the Year	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw & Taylor Swift)	Won	[55]
Country Music Association Awards	2001	Horizon Award	Himself	Won
	2004	Male Vocalist of the Year		Won
	2005	Entertainer of the Year		Won
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Won
		Album of the Year	Be Here	Nominated
		Music Video of the Year	"Days Go By"	Nominated
	2006	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Won
		Single of the Year	"Better Life"	Nominated
		Song of the Year	"Tonight I Wanna Cry" (with Monty Powell)	Nominated
	2007	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Album of the Year	Love, Pain & the Whole Crazy Thing	Won
	2008	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
	2009	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Album of the Year	Defying Gravity	Nominated
		Music Video of the Year	"Start a Band" (with Brad Paisley)	Nominated
		Musical Event of the Year		Won
	2010	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
	2011	Entertainer of the Year		Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
	2012			Nominated
	2013			Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw & Taylor Swift)	Nominated
		Music Video of the Year		Won
		Musical Event of the Year		Won
	2014	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Album of the Year	Fuse	Nominated
		Musical Event of the Year	"We Were Us" (with Miranda Lambert)	Won
	2015		"Raise 'Em Up" (with Eric Church)	Won
	2016	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Album of the Year	Fuse	Nominated
		Musical Event of the Year	"The Fighter" (with Carrie Underwood)	Nominated
	2017	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Single of the Year	"Blue Ain't Your Color"	Won
		Music Video of the Year		Nominated
	2018	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Won
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Album of the Year	Graffiti U	Nominated
	2019	Entertainer of the Year	Himself	Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
	2020	Entertainer of the Year		Nominated
		Male Vocalist of the Year		Nominated
		Musical Event of the Year	"Be a Light" (with Thomas Rhett, Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott & Chris Tomlin)	Nominated
Country Music Awards of Australia	1991	New Talent of the Year	Himself	Won	[56]
	1992	Male Vocalist of the Year		Won
		Instrumental of the Year	"The Western Main"	Won
	1998		"Clutterbilly"	Won
	2001		"Rollercoaster"	Won
	2003	Video Clip of the Year	"Somebody Like You"	Won
	2004	Top Selling Album of the Year	Golden Road	Won
	2007	Special Golden Guitar Award	Golden Road	Won
	2010	Top Selling Album of the Year	Defying Gravity	Won
	2012	Male Artist of the Year	Himself	Won
		Top Selling Album of the Year	Get Closer	Won
	2017		Ripcord	Won
	2019		Graffiti U	Won
	2021		The Speed of Now Part 1	Won
CMC Music Awards	2011	Video of the Year	"'Til Summer Comes Around"	Won	[57]
	2012		"Til Summer Comes Around"	Won	[58]
		International Artist of the Year	Himself	Won
	2013	International Video of the Year	"For You"	Won	[59]
		International Artist of the Year	Himself	Won
	2014	International Video of the Year	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim Mcgraw & Taylor Swift)	Won	[60]
	2015		"Cop Car"	Won	[61]
		International Artist of the Year	Himself	Won
	2016	International Video of the Year	"Raise 'Em Up" (with Eric Church)	Won	[62]
		International Artist of the Year	Himself	Won
	2017	International Album of the Year	Ripcord	Won	[63]
		International Video of the Year	"Wasted Time"	Won
		International Artist of the Year	Himself	Won
	2018	International Video of the Year	"The Fighter" (with Carrie Underwood)	Won	[64]
		International Artist of the Year	Himself	Won
CMT Music Awards	2005	Video of the Year	"Days Go By"	Won	[65]
	2006		"Better Life"	Won	[66]
		Male Video of the Year		Nominated
		Hottest Video of the Year	"Making Memories Of Us"	Nominated
	2007	Video of the Year	"Once In a Lifetime"	Nominated	[67]
	2008	Male Video of the Year	"I Told You So"	Nominated	[68]
	2009		"Sweet Thing"	Nominated	[69]
		Collaborative Video of the Year	"Start A Band" (with Brad Paisley)	Won
	2010	Male Video of the Year	"Til Summer Comes Around"	Won	[65]
	2011		"Without You"	Nominated	[70]
		CMT Performance of the Year	"Sweet Thing" (with John Mayer)	Nominated
	2012	Male Video of the Year	"Long Hot Summer"	Nominated	[71]
	2014	Video of the Year	"We Were Us" (with Miranda Lambert)	Nominated	[72]
		Collaborative Video of the Year		Nominated
		Video of the Year	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw & Taylor Swift)	Nominated
		Collaborative Video of the Year		Nominated
	2015	Male Video of the Year	"Somewhere In My Car"	Nominated	[73]
		CMT Performance of the Year	"It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World"	Nominated
	2016	Male Video of the Year	"John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16"	Nominated	[74]
	2017	Video of the Year	"Blue Ain't Your Color"	Won	[75]
		Male Video of the Year		Won
		Collaborative Video of the Year	"The Fighter" (with Carrie Underwood)	Won
		Social Superstar of the Year	Himself	Won
	2018	CMT Performance of the Year	"I Won't Back Down" (with Jason Aldean, Chris Stapleton & Little Big Town)	Nominated	[76]
			"The Fighter" (with Carrie Underwood)	Nominated
	2019	Video of the Year	"Coming Home" (with Julia Michaels)	Nominated	[77]
		Collaborative Video of the Year		Won
	2020	Video of the Year	"Polaroid"	Nominated	[78]
	2021	Video of the Year	"Coming Home" (with Pink)	Nominated	[79]
		Collaborative Video of the Year		Nominated
Critics' Choice Awards	2013	Best Song	"For You"	Nominated	[80]
Golden Globe Awards	2013	Best Original Song	"For You"	Nominated	[81]
Grammy Awards	2001	Best Country Instrumental Performance	"Rollercoaster"	Nominated	[82]
	2005	Best Male Country Vocal Performance	"You'll Think Of Me"	Nominated	[83]
		Best Country Album	Be Here	Nominated
	2006	Best Male Country Vocal Performance	"You'll Think Of Me"	Won	[84]
	2007		"Once In A Lifetime"	Nominated	[85]
	2008		"Stupid Boy"	Won	[86]
	2009	Best Country Collaboration With Vocals	"Let The Wind Chase You" (with Trisha Yearwood)	Nominated	[87]
	2010	Best Male Country Vocal Performance	"Sweet Thing"	Won	[88]
		Best Country Collaboration With Vocals	"Start A Band"	Nominated
		Best Long Form Music Video	Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy World Tour Live	Nominated
		Best Country Album	Defying Gravity	Nominated
	2011	Best Male Country Vocal Performance	"Til Summer Comes Around"	Won	[89]
	2014	Best Country Duo/Group Performance	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw & Taylor Swift)	Nominated	[90]
	2015	Best Country Solo Performance	"Cop Car"	Nominated	[91]
		Best Country Duo/Group Performance	"Raise 'Em Up"	Nominated
	2016	Best Country Solo Performance	"John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16"	Nominated	[92]
	2017		"Blue Ain't Your Color"	Nominated	[93]
		Best Country Album	Ripcord	Nominated
	2019	Best Country Solo Performance	"Parallel Line"	Nominated	[94]
Helpmann Awards	2012	Best Australian Contemporary Concert	Get Closer Tour	Nominated	[95]
	2013	Best Australian Contemporary Concert	The Story So Far	Nominated	[96]
iHeartRadio Music Awards	2014	Country Song of the Year	"Highway Don't Care" (with Tim McGraw & Taylor Swift)	Nominated	[97]
	2017	Country Artist of the Year	Himself	Nominated	[98]
	2020	Best Cover Song	"Lover" (by Taylor Swift)	Nominated	[99]
Mo Awards	2000	Australian Showbusiness Ambassador	Himself	Won	[100]
People's Choice Awards	2010	Favorite Male Artist	Himself	Won	[101]
		Favorite Country Artist		Nominated
	2011			Nominated
	2012			Nominated
	2016	Favorite Male Country Artist		Nominated	[102]
	2017			Nominated	[103]
	2018	The Male Artist of 2018		Nominated	[104]
		The Country Artist of 2018		Nominated
	2020			Nominated	[105]
Queensland Music Awards	2018	Highest Selling Album	Ripcord	Won	[106]
	2021		The Speed of Now Part 1	Won	[107] [108]
	2022	Highest Selling Single	"One Too Many" (with Pink)	Won	[109]
Rolling Stone Australia Awards	2021	Rolling Stone Global Award	Keith Urban	Nominated	[110]
	2022	Best Single	"Wild Hears"	Nominated	[111] [112]
		Rolling Stone Global Award	Keith Urban	Nominated
		Rolling Stone Readers Award	Keith Urban	Nominated
	2023	Best Single	"Brown Eyes Baby"	Nominated	[113]
		Rolling Stone Global Award	Keith Urban	Nominated
Teen Choice Awards	2011	Choice Music: Male Country Artist	Himself	Won	[114]
	2014			Nominated	[115]
	2017	Choice Country Song	"The Fighter" (with Carrie Underwood)	Nominated	[116]

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External links

• List of awards and nominations received by Keith Urban at IMDb