Melon Music Award for Best New Artist

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Melon Music Award for
Best New Artist
Awarded forBest new individual/group of the year
Country South Korea
Presented by Kakao M
First awarded2005 (online)
2009 (ceremony)
Currently held by (2024)
Website Official website

The Melon Music Award for Best New Artist is an award presented annually by Kakao M at the annual Melon Music Awards. It was first given at the ceremony's inaugural online ceremony in 2005, and was given in person for the first time starting from the 2009 awards.

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Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold.

2000s

Year [a] Winners and nomineesRef.
2005 Ivy [1]
2006 Super Junior [2]
2007 Wonder Girls [3]
2008 Shinee [4]
2009 2NE1 [5]
After School
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4Minute

2010s

Year [I] Winners and nomineesRef.
2010 CNBLUE
Beast
Miss A
Secret
Sistar
2011 Huh Gak
F-ve Dolls
Stephanie Kim
Dal Shabet
Brave Girls
2012 B.A.P [6]
Ailee
Ulala Session
Lee Hi
Juniel
2013 BTS [7]
Lim Kim
Roy Kim
Ladies' Code
History
2014 Winner [8]
Red Velvet
Mamamoo
Park Bo-ram
Eddy Kim
2015 Male ArtistFemale Artist
iKon GFriend [9]
Monsta X Lovelyz
Seventeen Sonamoo
Up10tion CLC
N.Flying Oh My Girl
2016 Blackpink [10]
NCT 127
Bolbbalgan4
I.O.I
WJSN
2017 Wanna One
Kard
Pristin
Woo Won-jae
Chungha
Dreamcatcher
2018 Male ArtistFemale Artist
The Boyz (G)I-dle
Yoo Seon-ho Iz*One
Haon Loona
Stray Kids Fromis 9
Vinxen Minseo
2019 Tomorrow X Together [11]
Itzy
Hynn
X1
Cherry Bullet

2020s

Year [I] Winners and nomineesRef.
2020 Cravity [12]
Weeekly
Treasure
Cignature
MCND
2021 Lee Mu-jin [13]
Aespa
Enhypen
Jeon Gun-ho
KyoungSeo
STAYC
2022 Ive [14]
NewJeans
Billlie
Kep1er
Le Sserafim
Nmixx
2023 Zerobaseone [15]
Riize
Kiss of Life
Plave
BoyNextDoor
2024 Illit [16]
TWS
Babymonster
Meovv
Pagaehun

Notes

  1. The awards ceremony was conducted online from 2005 to 2008.

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