List of awards and nominations received by Lorde

Lorde awards and nominations

Lorde at the Boston Calling festival in 2014
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations American Music Awards 0 4 APRA Awards (Australia) 1 1 ARIA Music Awards 0 2 Billboard Music Awards 2 13 Brit Awards 2 2 Echo Awards 0 1 Glamour Awards 0 1 Golden Globe Awards 0 1 Grammy Awards 2 5 iHeartRadio Music Awards 1 2 MTV Europe Music Awards 2 6 MTV Video Music Awards 1 5 MTV Video Music Awards Japan 0 1 MTV Millennial Awards 0 1 Much Music Video Awards 2 5 Myx Music Awards 0 1 Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards 0 2 NME Awards 2 6 People's Choice Awards 0 1 Q Awards 0 2 RTHK International Pop Poll Awards 2 2 Teen Choice Awards 0 4 World Music Awards 3 15
Totals [lower-alpha 1]
Wins	44
Nominations	86
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.

Lorde (born 1996) is a New Zealand singer-songwriter. She released her debut EP, The Love Club , ^[1] and her debut studio album, Pure Heroine , in 2013. ^[2] Lorde won a New Zealand Music Award for the former in 2013 and a Taite Music Prize for the latter in 2014. Her debut single "Royals" earned multiple awards and nominations from 2013 to 2014, including one APRA Award, one Billboard Music Award and one MTV Video Music Award. The single won Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance at the 2014 Grammy Awards. At age 17, Lorde is the youngest artist to ever win a Grammy Award for Song of the Year.

Lorde contributed four songs to the soundtrack for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 , ^[3] including the single "Yellow Flicker Beat". ^[4] With the latter track, the singer earned nominations for Best Original Song at the Golden Globe Awards and Best Song at the Critics' Choice Awards in 2015. Her second album Melodrama , released in 2017, won a New Zealand Music Award and earned a nomination for Album of the Year at the 2018 Grammy Awards ceremony. ^[5] Overall, she has received 42 awards and 86 nominations as of July 2018 ^[update] .

Awards and nominations

Award	Year [lower-alpha 1]	Recipient(s) and nominee(s)	Category	Result	Ref.
American Music Awards	2014	Lorde	Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist	Nominated	[6]
			Favorite Alternative Artist	Nominated
		Pure Heroine	Favorite Pop/Rock Album	Nominated
Australian APRA Awards	2014	Lorde	Outstanding International Achievement Award	Won	[7]
ARIA Music Awards	2014	Pure Heroine	Best International Artist	Nominated	[8]
	2017	Melodrama	Best International Artist	Nominated	[9]
ASCAP Pop Music Awards	2014	"Royals"	Most Performed Songs	Won	[10]
BBC Music Awards	2014	Lorde	Best International Artist	Nominated	[11]
		"Royals"	Song of the Year	Nominated
	2017	Lorde	Artist of the Year	Nominated	[12]
Billboard Music Awards
	2014	Lorde	New Artist of the Year	Won	[13]
			Top Female Artist	Nominated
			Top Hot 100 Artist	Nominated
			Top Digital Songs Artist	Nominated
			Top Radio Songs Artist	Nominated
			Top Rock Artist	Nominated
		"Royals"	Top Hot 100 Song	Nominated
			Top Digital Song	Nominated
			Top Radio Song	Nominated
			Top Streaming Song (Audio)	Nominated
			Top Rock Song	Won
		Pure Heroine	Top Rock Album	Nominated
	2015			Nominated	[14]
		Lorde	Top Rock Artist	Nominated
Brit Awards	2014	Lorde	International Female Solo Artist	Won	[15]
	2018			Won	[16]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards	2015	"Yellow Flicker Beat"	Best Song	Nominated	[17]
Echo Music Awards	2014	Pure Heroine	Best International Rock/Pop Female Artist	Nominated	[18]
GAFFA Awards (Sweden)	2018	Lorde	Best Foreign Solo Act	Nominated	[19]
Glamour Awards	2014	Pure Heroine	Next Breakthrough	Nominated	[20]
Golden Globe Awards	2015	"Yellow Flicker Beat"	Best Original Song	Nominated	[21]
Grammy Awards	2014	"Royals"	Record of the Year	Nominated	[22]
			Song of the Year	Won
			Best Pop Solo Performance	Won
		Pure Heroine	Best Pop Vocal Album	Nominated
	2018	Melodrama	Album of the Year	Nominated	[22]
iHeartRadio Music Awards	2014	Lorde	Best New Artist	Won	[23]
		"Royals"	Alternative Rock Song of the Year	Nominated
	2018	"Homemade Dynamite"	Best Remix	Nominated	[24]
	2022	Solar Power	Best Comeback Album	Nominated	[25]
International Dance Music Award
	2014	Lorde	Best Breakthrough Artist (Solo)	Nominated	[26]
		"Royals"	Best Commercial / Pop Dance Track	Nominated
MPG Awards	2018	Lorde	International Producer of the Year	Nominated	[27]
MTV Europe Music Awards	2013	Lorde	Best New Zealand Act	Won	[28]
			Artist on the Rise	Nominated	[29]
	2014		Best Push Act	Nominated	[30]
			Best New Zealand Act	Won
			Best Alternative	Nominated
	2015			Nominated	[31]
	2017			Nominated	[32]
			Best New Zealand Act	Nominated
	2021		Best Alternative	Nominated	[33]
	2022		Best New Zealand Act	Won	[34]
MTV Millennial Awards	2017	"Green Light"	International Hit of the Year	Nominated	[35]
MTV Video Music Awards	2014	"Royals"	Best Female Video	Nominated	[36]
			Best Rock Video	Won
	2017	Lorde	Artist of the Year	Nominated	[37]
		"Green Light"	Best Editing	Nominated
	2021	"Solar Power"	Best Cinematography	Nominated	[38]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan	2014	"Royals"	Best New Artist Video	Nominated	[39]
Myx Music Awards	2014	"Royals"	Favorite International Video	Nominated	[40]
Much Music Video Awards	2014	Lorde	Favorite International Artist/Group	Nominated	[41]
		"Royals"	Best International Artist Video	Won
	2017	Lorde	Most Buzzworthy International Artist or Group	Nominated	[42]
			International Artist of the Year	Won
			Fan Fave International Artist or Group	Nominated
New Zealand APRA Awards	2013	"Royals"	Silver Scroll Award	Won	[43]
	2014		Most Performed Work Overseas	Won	[44]
		"Team"	Most Performed Work in New Zealand	Won
	2015	"Yellow Flicker Beat"	Silver Scroll Award	Nominated	[45]
	2017	"Green Light"		Won	[46]
New Zealand Music Awards
2013	"Royals"	Single of the Year	Won	[47]
	The Love Club EP	Breakthrough Artist of the Year	Won
	Lorde	People's Choice Award	Won
		International Achievement Award [note 1]	Won
2014	"Team"	Single of the Year	Won	[48]
	"Royals"	Highest Selling New Zealand Single	Won
	Pure Heroine	Album of the Year	Won
		Best Female Solo Artist	Won
		Best Pop Album	Won
	Lorde	People's Choice Award	Nominated
		International Achievement Award [note 1]	Won
2015	"Yellow Flicker Beat"	Single of the Year	Won	[49]
		Highest Selling New Zealand Single	Nominated
		Radio Airplay Record of the Year	Nominated
	Pure Heroine	Highest Selling New Zealand Album	Nominated
	Lorde	International Achievement Award [note 1]	Won
2017	Melodrama	Album of the Year	Won	[50]
	"Green Light"	Single of the Year	Won
	Lorde	Best Solo Artist	Won
		Best Pop Artist	Won
		People Choice Awards	Won
		International Achievement Award [note 1]	Won
2021	"Solar Power"	Single of the Year	Nominated	[51]
2022	Solar Power	Album of the Year	Nominated	[52]
	Lorde	Best Solo Artist	Nominated
		Best Pop Artist	Nominated
	"Secrets from a Girl (Who's Seen It All)"	Best Music Video Content	Won	[53]
New Zealand Radio Awards	2018	Lorde: The Babysitter	Best Video	Won	[54]
Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards	2014	Lorde	Hot New Talent	Nominated	[55] [56]
	2015		Favourite Aussie/Kiwi Music Act	Nominated	[57]
NME Awards	2014	Lorde	Best Solo Artist	Nominated	[58]
	2018		Best International Solo Artist	Won	[59]
			Best Live Artist	Nominated
		Melodrama	Best Album	Nominated
		"Green Light"	Best Track	Nominated
	2022	"Solar Power"	Best Song in the World	Won	[60]
People's Choice Awards	2014	Lorde	Favorite Breakout Artist	Nominated	[61]
Premios 40 Principales	2014	Lorde	Best International New Artist	Nominated	[62]
Q Awards	2014	"Royals"	Best Track	Nominated	[63]
	2017	Lorde	Best Live Act	Nominated	[64]
		“Green Light”	Best Track	Nominated
Rolling Stone Australia Awards	2014	Pure Heroine	Album of the Year	Won	[65]
		Lorde	Best New Talent	Won
Rolling Stone New Zealand Awards	2022	"Solar Power"	Best Single	Nominated	[66]
		Lorde	Rolling Stone Global Award	Won
RTHK International Pop Poll Awards	2014	"Royals"	Top Ten International Songs	Won	[67]
		Lorde	Top New Act	Gold
Taite Music Prize	2014	Pure Heroine	Taite Music Prize	Won	[68]
Teen Choice Awards	2014	Lorde	Choice Female Artist	Nominated	[69]
		"Team"	Choice Single by a Female Artist	Nominated
	2017	"Green Light"	Choice Music: Rock/Alternative Song	Nominated	[70]
		Lorde	Choice Summer Female Artist	Nominated
UK Music Video Awards	2016	"Magnets" (with Disclosure)	Best Dance Video (UK)	Nominated	[71]
	2017	"Green Light"	Best Pop Video (International)	Nominated	[72]
Variety's Power of Women	2021	Lorde	Power of Women Award	Won	[73]
World Music Awards	2014		Best Female Artist	Nominated	[74]
			Best New Artist	Won
			Best Live Act	Nominated
			Entertainer of the Year	Nominated
			Best Alternative Act	Won
			Best-selling Australasian Artist	Won
		"Royals"	Best Song	Nominated
		"Team"		Nominated
		"Tennis Court"		Nominated
		"The Love Club"		Nominated
		The Love Club EP	Best Album	Nominated
		Pure Heroine		Nominated
		"Royals"	Best Video	Nominated
		"Team"		Nominated
		"Tennis Court"		Nominated
Žebřík Music Awards	2013	Lorde	Best International Discovery	Won	[75]
	2017		Best International Female	Nominated
		Melodrama	Best International Album	Nominated

Notes

1. Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

1. No nominees were announced for this award.

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