List of awards and nominations received by Spice Girls

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Spice Girls awards and nominations
Totals [a]
Wins100
Nominations149
Note
  1. ↑ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge 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.

The Spice Girls are an English girl group formed in 1994. The group comprises Victoria Beckham ("Posh Spice"), Melanie Brown/Mel B ("Scary Spice"), Emma Bunton ("Baby Spice"), Melanie Chisholm/Mel C ("Sporty Spice") and Geri Halliwell ("Ginger Spice"). [1]

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The Spice Girls were signed to Virgin Records and released their debut single "Wannabe" in 1996; it hit #1 in 37 countries [2] [3] and charted in the Top 10 of several other territories, and commenced their global success. Their debut album Spice was released in 1996 as well, and sold more than 23 million copies worldwide. The four singles released from the album all peaked at #1 in the UK, and within the Top 5/Top 10 of many other countries. [4] Their second album, Spiceworld , was released in the fall of 1997 and was also a commercial success, selling over 14 million copies worldwide. The album and its lead single, “Spice Up Your Life”, peaked at #1 in the UK, as did two other singles from the album, “Too Much” and “Viva Forever”. The fourth single from the album, “Stop!”, peaked at #2 in the UK. [5] The group released their third and final studio album Forever in November 2000, which was also their first and only album without Halliwell, who left for personal reasons in May of 1998. The lead single from the album, “Goodbye”, went to #1 in the UK, and was their third consecutive “Christmas #1”. After a hiatus of seven years, the group reunited in 2007 for a concert tour and released a greatest hits album. [1]

Over their careers, the Spice Girls have received a number of notable awards including five Brit Awards, three American Music Awards, four Billboard Music Awards, three MTV Europe Music Awards, one MTV Video Music Award and three World Music Awards. The British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors (BASCA) have also recognised the group for their songwriting achievements with two Ivor Novello Awards, while the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) named them Songwriters of the Year at the 1997 ASCAP London Awards. In 2000, they received the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music, a Lifetime Achievement award whose previous winners include Elton John, the Beatles and Queen. [6]

Awards and nominations

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List of awards and nominations received by the Spice Girls
AwardYear [a] Recipient(s) and nominee(s)CategoryResultRef.
American Music Awards 1998 Spice Favorite Pop/Rock Album Won [7]
Spice GirlsFavorite Pop/Rock New ArtistWon
Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group Won
ASCAP London Music Awards1998Spice GirlsSongwriters of the YearWon [8] [9]
"2 Become 1"Song of the YearWon
Most Performed SongsWon
"Say You'll Be There"Won
"Wannabe"Won
1999"2 Become 1"Won [10]
"Too Much"Won
ASCAP Pop Music Awards1998"Wannabe"Won [11]
"Say You'll Be There"Won
Bambi Award 1997Spice GirlsFemale Shooting StarWon [12]
Billboard Live Music Awards 2008 The Return of the Spice Girls Tour Top BoxscoreWon [13]
2019 Spice World – 2019 Tour Won [14]
Billboard Music Awards 1997Spice Album of the Year Won [15]
Spice Girls New Artist of the Year Won
Hot 100 Singles Group of the YearWon
Album Group of the YearWon
Artist of the YearNominated
Hot 100 Singles Artist of the YearNominated
1998SpiceworldSoundtrack Album of the YearNominated
Billboard Music Video Awards1997"Say You'll Be There"Fan.tastic VideoWon [16]
Best Pop/Rock New Artist ClipNominated [17]
Best Pop/Rock ClipNominated
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards 1998SpiceFavorite CDNominated [18]
Spice GirlsFavorite Group – PopWon [19]
Favorite Group – New ArtistNominated [18]
1999Favorite Movie Actress in a ComedyNominated [20]
Bravo Awards 1997Spice GirlsBravo Otto Gold AwardWon
1998Won
Brit Awards 1997 Spice Girls Best British Group Nominated [21]
Best British Newcomer Nominated
"Say You'll Be There" Best British Video Won
"Wannabe"Nominated
Best British Single Won
1998 Spice GirlsBest Selling British Album ActWon [22]
"Spice Up Your Life"Best British VideoNominated
2000 Spice Girls Outstanding Contribution To Music Won [23]
2010 Spice Girls (1997 performance of "Wannabe"/"Who Do You Think You Are")Brits Performance of 30 YearsWon [24]
Capital FM Awards 1997Spice GirlsLondon's Favourite Female GroupWon [25]
Special Help a London Child AwardWon
1999 Spiceworld Tour London's Favourite ConcertWon
2001Spice GirlsLondon's Favourite GroupNominated [26]
2008Spice GirlsIcon AwardWon
Channel V Music Awards1997SpiceBest International AlbumWon [27] [28]
"Wannabe"Best International SongWon
Comet Awards 1997"Wannabe"Best International VideoWon [29]
Danish Grammy Awards 1997Spice GirlsBest Foreign New ActNominated
Disney Channel Awards1998Spice GirlsBest Pop StarsWon [30]
Echo Music Prize 1996Spice GirlsBest International NewcomerWon [31]
Edison Award 1998"Spice Up Your Life"Best International VideoWon [32]
FolhaTeen Poll Awards 2000Spice GirlsBest BandWon
Forever Best AlbumWon
"Holler"Best SongWon
Best VideoWon
Glamour Awards 2008Spice GirlsWomen of the Year – BandWon [33]
Goldene Europa 1996Spice GirlsInternational Pop GroupWon
Guinness World Records 1998Spice GirlsHighest annual earnings ever for a girl bandWon [34]
Spice Girls (tied with the Beatles)Most consecutive Christmas No.1s – UK singles chart Won [35]
IRMA Awards 1997SpiceBest International Pop AlbumWon [36]
Ivor Novello Awards 1997"Wannabe"Best Selling British Written Single in the UKWon [37]
International Hit of the YearWon
1998"Spice Up Your Life"Nominated [38]
Japan Gold Disc Award 1997Spice GirlsTop New Foreign ArtistWon [39]
Juno Award 1998 Spice Best Selling Album (Foreign or Domestic) Won [40]
1999 SpiceworldNominated
Mercury Prize 1997SpiceBest AlbumShortlisted [41]
MTV Europe Music Awards 1996 "Wannabe" MTV Select Nominated
1997 Spice Girls Best Dance Act Nominated [42]
Best Break-Through Act Nominated
Best Group Won [43]
"Spice Up Your Life"MTV SelectNominated
1998 Spice GirlsBest GroupWon [43]
Best Pop Act Won
MTV Video Music Awards 1997 "Wannabe" Best Dance Video Won
"Say You'll Be There" Viewer's Choice Nominated
MuchMusic Video Awards 1998Spice GirlsFavorite International GroupNominated
"Spice Up Your Life"Favorite International Group VideoNominated
Multishow Brazilian Music Awards 1997 Spice GirlsInternational New ArtistWon [44]
Music Television Awards1997Spice GirlsBest BreakthrougWon
Best Pop ActWon
Best GroupNominated
1998Best GroupWon
Best Pop ActNominated
SpiceworldBest AlbumNominated
My VH1 Music Awards 2000Spice GirlsBest U.K. ActNominated
NARM Annual Trade Awards 1998SpiceBest Seller Award – Recording of the YearWon [45]
Best Seller Award – ChartmakerWon
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 1998 Spice Girls Favorite Music Group Nominated [46]
1999 Spice GirlsNominated [47]
Favorite Movie ActressNominated
Now 100 Awards2018"Wannabe"Best Song of the Now Years – 90'sNominated [48]
Spice GirlsBest Now GroupNominated
Online Music Awards 1997SpiceAlbum of the YearWon [49]
Pop Corn Music Awards 1997 Spice GirlsBest International GroupWon [50]
SpiceworldBest International AlbumWon
Porin 1998SpiceworldBest Foreign Pop/Rock AlbumNominated
Premios Amigo1997Spice GirlsInternational RevelationWon [51]
Premios Ondas 1997Spice GirlsSpecial Mention of the JuryWon [52]
Red Nose Awards 1997"Wannabe"Best SingleWon [53]
Rockbjornen Music Awards1997Spice GirlsBest Foreign GroupNominated
Smash Hits Poll Winners Party 1996"Say You'll Be There"Best Pop VideoWon [54]
Best SingleNominated [55]
"Wannabe"Best Pop VideoNominated
Best SingleNominated
SpiceBest AlbumNominated
Spice GirlsBest Soul ActNominated
Best New ActWon [54]
Best British GroupWon
1997Won [56]
Worst British GroupWon
"Spice Up Your Life"Worst SingleWon
SpiceBest AlbumNominated [57]
"Spice Up Your Life"Best SingleNominated
Best Pop VideoNominated
"Who Do You Think You Are"Best Pop VideoNominated
1998Spice GirlsBest British GroupNominated [58]
Best Band on Planet PopNominated
1999Spice GirlsWorst GroupWon [59]
The Sun's Bizarre Awards1996Spice GirlsBest GroupWon
Best New ArtistWon
"Wannabe"Best SingleWon
2007Spice GirlsBest ComebackWon
TMF Awards 1997Spice GirlsBest International GroupWon
1998Won [60]
Tokio Hot 100 Awards1997Spice GirlsBest CharacterWon
Variety Club Awards 1997Spice GirlsBest Recording ArtistWon
Vodafone Live Music Awards2008The Return of the Spice Girls TourBest Live ComebackWon [61]
World Music Awards 1997Spice GirlsBest Female NewcomersWon [62]
1998World's Best Selling Pop Artist/GroupWon
Best Selling British Artist/GroupWon
Z100 New York Radio Awards 2000Spice GirlsBest Female GroupNominated
Best Comeback ArtistNominated
3AM Daily Mirror Awards 2007Spice GirlsBest ComebackWon

Listicles

Name of publisher, name of listicle, year(s) listed, and placement result
PublisherListicleYear(s)ResultRef.
Advertising Age Top Marketing 1001997Placed [63]
Billboard The Greatest Pop Star by Year (1981–2019)1997Rookie of the Year [64]
British Council The best-known Britons20002nd [65]
Forbes Celebrity 100 19996th [66]
The Independent 50 Women Who Broke Barriers in the Music Industry2020Placed [67]
Q Biggest Bands in the World19981st [68]
Rolling Stone The Millennial 100 (for their "girl power" ethos)2018Placed [69]
VH1 VH1's 100 Greatest Women in Music201281st [70]

Notes

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

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