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West Australian Music Industry Awards

December 15, 2023

The Western Australian Music Industry Awards (commonly known as WAMis) are annual awards presented to the local contemporary music industry, put on by the Western Australian Music Industry Association Inc (WAM). The WAMi Awards are Western Australia Music's night of nights, bringing together local music fans and members of local, national and international industry to acknowledge and celebrate another year of achievements for Western Australia.

West Australian Music Industry Awards
CountryAustralia
Presented byWestern Australian Music Industry Association Inc
First awarded2001; 22 years ago (2001)
Last awardedCurrent
Websitewam.org.au

History edit

WAM was originally formed as the Western Australian Rock Music Industry Association Inc. (WARMIA) in 1985, with its main aim to develop and run annual awards recognising achievements within the music industry in Western Australia. WAM first received project funding from the state government in 1989, and in the early 1990s the word "rock" was dropped from the title to give the organisation scope to take on a broader constituency.

In 1994 the inaugural Kiss My WAMi Original Contemporary Music Festival was held. Other programs that have been successfully undertaken include the Act of Youth series of all-ages shows, the WA Song Contest (now WAM Song of the Year), Women in Rock and an annual CD compilation of Western Australian musical artists (the first "The Western Front" was undertaken in 1992 and featured The Pink Fluffy Bunnies, Allegiance and Storytime amongst others.)

The First West Australian Music Industry Awards occurred in 2001.

Hall of Fame Awards edit

The Hall of Fame recognises those members of the industry who have made an outstanding contribution to WA contemporary music over their career. Various WAM Awards of similar focus acknowledged this before the official WAM Hall of Fame awards came into being in 2004.[1]

The following is an amalgamation of people who had been previously recognised through various WAM awards since 1985 and were inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame.

Golden Rock Award edit

  • 1985 - Joe Cipriani
  • 1989 - Brian Peacock
  • 1990 - Steve Gordon

Golden WAMi for Contribution to the Industry edit

  • 1991 - David Gerard
  • 1992 - Michael Dwyer
  • 1993 - Peter Woodward
  • 1994 - Mark Genge
  • 2000 - Brett Rowe
  • 2001 - Mark Genge
  • 2002 - Mark Genge
  • 2003 - Luke Rinaldi
  • 2007 - Peter Barr

Rock 'n' Roll of Renown edit

Kiss My WAMi Award for Contribution to the Industry edit

  • 1994 - Richard Lane
  • 1995 - Bob Gordon
  • 1996 - RTRFM
  • 1997 - RTRFM
  • 1998 - RTRFM
  • 1999 - Bob Gordon

Hall of Fame edit

2001 Awards edit

The 2001 WAMi Awards commenced with an opening party on Thursday 13 September 2001 and a closing party at the Globe Theatre on Sunday 16 September 2001.[2]

2002 Awards edit

2003 Awards edit

WAM's annual original contemporary music festival celebrated its 10th birthday in 2003. The metro component of the Kiss My WAMi Festival ran from Thursday 4 September through to Sunday 14 September 2004.[3]

2004 Awards edit

2005 Awards edit

The 2005 WAMi Awards were held on Tuesday 22 February 2005, hosted by Triple J's Robbie Buck. The WAMi Awards were held in the beautiful outdoor setting of the Beck's Verandah, at the Perth Concert Hall. The stars were shining as award winners were presented their WAMi cakes. Jebediah, Carus, The Kill Devil Hills, Red Jezebel, Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp and The Panda Band performed live at the ceremony. Inductees into the WAM Hall of Fame were Bon Scott (AC/DC), Martin Clarke and Dave Hole.[4]

2006 Awards edit

The 2006 WAMi Awards were held on Tuesday 21 February 2006 on the Becks Verandah at the Perth Concert Hall, hosted again by Robbie Buck (from Triple J). The awards featured performances by The Panics, Snowman, The Fuzz and Schvendes plus a surprise special guest performance from John Butler. Inductions into the WAM Hall of Fame were Stephen and Alan Pigram (The Pigram Brothers), James Baker (Hoodoo Gurus, The Scientists, Beasts of Bourbon and The Manikins) and David McComb (The Triffids/The Blackeyed Susans).[5]

2007 Awards edit

The 2007 WAMi Awards were held on Wednesday 21 February 2007 co-hosted by Triple J's Robbie Buck and Rosie Beaton. The WAMi Awards saw a return to the Beck's Verandah, at the Perth Concert Hall and after years of presenting cakes to WAMi Award winners, 2007 sees the winners presented with a WAMington. Eskimo Joe gave a special acoustic performance with performances by Little Birdy, Dave Hole, The Stems and WAMi nominees Double Entendre. The Farris Brothers (Andrew, Tim and Jon) were inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame.[6]

2008 Awards edit

The 2008 WAMi Awards were held at the Perth Festival Beck's Music Box (on the Esplanade, Perth) on Thursday 21 February 2008. The event was co-hosted by Caroline Tran and Peter Barr. The WAMi Awards night included live performances by Jebediah, Birds of Tokyo, Blue Shaddy, Yabu Band with special guests Groovylips and the Yang, Felicity Groom and the Black Black Smoke and DJ's Dan the Man & Rok Riley. The WAM Hall of Fame, was not part of the ceremony, with the executive director of WAM, Paul Bodlovich, announcing that WAM were planning to hold a separate Hall of Fame event later in the year.[7] The winners of the 2008 WAMi's were:[8]

2009 Awards edit

The 2009 WAMi Awards were held at the Metro City Nightclub on Thursday 7 May 2009, with the event hosted by Tex Perkins. The WAMi Awards night included live performances by Drapht, The Kill Devil Hills, Djva, Project Mayhem and the Sneaky Weasel Gang. Dave Faulkner was inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame.

2010 Awards edit

The 2010 WAMi Awards were announced Thursday 20 May 2010 at Capitol Nightclub, Perth, with the event hosted by Lindsay McDougall and Peter Barr. The WAMi Awards night included live performances by Sugar Army, Will Stoker and the Embers, the Brow Horn Orchestra, Black Poet and Hayley Beth.

2011 Awards edit

The 2011 WAMi Awards were announced on 28 May 2011 at The Bakery, James Street Northbridge, with the event hosted by Dylan Lewis and Dom Alessio. Record producer and engineer, the late Shaun O'Callaghan, The Waifs and Pete Carroll (former RTRFM manager and manager The Panics) were all inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame. The winners are listed below

2012 Awards edit

The 2012 WAMi Awards were announced on 2 June 2012 at The Bakery, James Street Northbridge, with the event hosted by Claire Hooper and Dom Alessio. Comedian Tim Minchin, the late Robert Hunter, and the former CEO of WAM, Paul Bodlovich, were inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame. The winners were:[9]

2013 Awards edit

The 2013 Awards took place on 8 November 2013. The winners from the 2013 WAMi Awards were[10][11]

2014 Awards edit

The 2014 Awards took place on 7 November 2014. The winners from the 2014 WAMi Awards were[12]

2015 Awards edit

The 2015 Awards took place on 5 November 2015. The winners from the 2015 WAMi Awards were[13]

2016 Awards edit

The 2016 Awards took place in November 2016. The winners from the 2016 WAMi Awards were[14]

2017 Awards edit

The 2017 Awards took place on 2 November 2017. The winners were:[15]

2018 Awards edit

The 2018 Awards took place on 1 November 2018. The winners were:[16]

2019 Awards edit

The 2019 Awards took place on 31 October 2019. The winners were:[17]

2020 Awards edit

The 2020 Awards took place in March 2021. The winners were:[18]

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ "Hall of Fame". WAM. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  2. ^ APRAP December 2001 page 22
  3. ^ 2003 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners 27 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ^ 2005 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners 27 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine
  5. ^ . WAMi Festival 2006. WAMi Festival. 2006. Archived from the original on 24 February 2006. Retrieved 10 December 2011.
  6. ^ 2007 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners 22 July 2008 at the Wayback Machine
  7. ^ Panic Stations : thewest.com.au
  8. ^ 2008 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners 28 June 2008 at the Wayback Machine
  9. ^ "2012 WAMi Awards Winners Announced". Music Feeds. 4 June 2012. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  10. ^ "Tame Impala Boost Trophy Cabinet, Scoop 2013 WAM Awards". tonedeaf. 8 November 2013. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  11. ^ "WAM Award Winners 2013". WAM. February 2014. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  12. ^ "Timothy Nelson & The Infidels, Pond Dominate 2014 WA Music Awards". Music Feeds. 8 November 2014. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  13. ^ "Tame Impala Dominate The 2015 WA Music Awards". Music Feeds. 6 November 2016. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  14. ^ "WAMAwards 2016 Winners Announced". WAM. 2016. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  15. ^ "2017 WAMAwards Winners". scenestr. 2 November 2017. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  16. ^ "2018 WAMAwards Winners". scenestr. 2 November 2018. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  17. ^ "2019 WAMAwards Winners". scenestr. 1 November 2019. Retrieved 28 March 2021.
  18. ^ "Winners of 2020 WAMAwards revealed in star-studded ceremony!". WAM. 23 March 2021. Retrieved 28 March 2021.

External links edit

  • Official website

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The Western Australian Music Industry Awards commonly known as WAMis are annual awards presented to the local contemporary music industry put on by the Western Australian Music Industry Association Inc WAM The WAMi Awards are Western Australia Music s night of nights bringing together local music fans and members of local national and international industry to acknowledge and celebrate another year of achievements for Western Australia West Australian Music Industry AwardsCountryAustraliaPresented byWestern Australian Music Industry Association IncFirst awarded2001 22 years ago 2001 Last awardedCurrentWebsitewam wbr org wbr au Contents 1 History 2 Hall of Fame Awards 2 1 Golden Rock Award 2 2 Golden WAMi for Contribution to the Industry 2 3 Rock n Roll of Renown 2 4 Kiss My WAMi Award for Contribution to the Industry 2 5 Hall of Fame 3 2001 Awards 4 2002 Awards 5 2003 Awards 5 1 Public voted awards 5 2 Industry voted awards 6 2004 Awards 7 2005 Awards 7 1 Public voted awards 7 2 Industry voted awards 7 2 1 General awards 7 2 2 Genre Category Awards 7 2 3 Craft Category Awards 8 2006 Awards 8 1 Public voted awards 8 2 Industry voted awards 8 2 1 General awards 8 2 2 Genre category awards 8 2 3 Craft Category Awards 9 2007 Awards 9 1 Public voted awards 9 2 Industry Awards 10 2008 Awards 10 1 Public voted awards 10 2 Industry voted awards 11 2009 Awards 11 1 Public voted awards 11 2 Industry voted awards 12 2010 Awards 12 1 Public voted awards 12 2 Industry Awards 13 2011 Awards 13 1 Public voted awards 13 2 Industry voted awards 13 3 Craft awards 14 2012 Awards 14 1 Public voted awards 14 2 Industry voted awards 14 3 Craft awards 15 2013 Awards 15 1 Public voted awards 15 2 Industry voted awards 15 3 Craft awards 16 2014 Awards 16 1 Public voted awards 16 2 Industry voted awards 16 3 Craft awards 17 2015 Awards 17 1 Public voted awards 17 2 Industry voted awards 18 2016 Awards 18 1 Public voted awards 18 2 Industry voted awards 18 3 Craft awards 19 2017 Awards 19 1 Public voted awards 19 2 Genre and Industry awards 19 3 Craft awards 20 2018 Awards 20 1 Public voted awards 20 2 Kiss My Camera Awards 20 3 Genre and Industry awards 20 4 Craft awards 21 2019 Awards 21 1 Public voted awards 21 2 Genre and Industry awards 21 3 Craft awards 22 2020 Awards 22 1 Public voted awards 22 2 Genre and Industry awards 22 3 Craft awards 23 See also 24 References 25 External linksHistory editWAM was originally formed as the Western Australian Rock Music Industry Association Inc WARMIA in 1985 with its main aim to develop and run annual awards recognising achievements within the music industry in Western Australia WAM first received project funding from the state government in 1989 and in the early 1990s the word rock was dropped from the title to give the organisation scope to take on a broader constituency In 1994 the inaugural Kiss My WAMi Original Contemporary Music Festival was held Other programs that have been successfully undertaken include the Act of Youth series of all ages shows the WA Song Contest now WAM Song of the Year Women in Rock and an annual CD compilation of Western Australian musical artists the first The Western Front was undertaken in 1992 and featured The Pink Fluffy Bunnies Allegiance and Storytime amongst others The First West Australian Music Industry Awards occurred in 2001 Hall of Fame Awards editThe Hall of Fame recognises those members of the industry who have made an outstanding contribution to WA contemporary music over their career Various WAM Awards of similar focus acknowledged this before the official WAM Hall of Fame awards came into being in 2004 1 The following is an amalgamation of people who had been previously recognised through various WAM awards since 1985 and were inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame Golden Rock Award edit 1985 Joe Cipriani 1989 Brian Peacock 1990 Steve GordonGolden WAMi for Contribution to the Industry edit 1991 David Gerard 1992 Michael Dwyer 1993 Peter Woodward 1994 Mark Genge 2000 Brett Rowe 2001 Mark Genge 2002 Mark Genge 2003 Luke Rinaldi 2007 Peter BarrRock n Roll of Renown edit 1992 Dave Warner 1993 John Meyer Shirley Pochee Anna Gare Dom Mariani 1994 Kim Salmon Suze DeMarchi Steve Tallis Lucky OceansKiss My WAMi Award for Contribution to the Industry edit 1994 Richard Lane 1995 Bob Gordon 1996 RTRFM 1997 RTRFM 1998 RTRFM 1999 Bob GordonHall of Fame edit 2005 Bon Scott posthumous Dave Hole Martin Clarke 2006 David McComb posthumous The Pigram Brothers James Baker 2007 The Farriss Brothers 2009 Dave Faulkner 2010 Matt Taylor 2011 Shaun O Callaghan posthumous The Waifs Pete Carroll 2012 Tim Minchin Robert Hunter posthumous Paul Bodlovich 2013 Ken Squasha Knight 2014 Philip Stevens Martyn P Casey 2015 Paul Sloan Helen Matthews 2016 Rick Steele The Triffids 2017 Eurogliders Graham Wood posthumous 2018 Dixie Battersby The Stems 2019 Johnny Young The Scientists2001 Awards editThe 2001 WAMi Awards commenced with an opening party on Thursday 13 September 2001 and a closing party at the Globe Theatre on Sunday 16 September 2001 2 Most Popular Local Original Recorded Release Half Deserted Streets by Fourth Floor Collapse Most Popular Original Song Wake Up by Eskimo Joe Most Popular Venue for Local Original Music Amplifier Bar Most Popular Local Original Music Radio Program Genge and Barr Breakfast Show RTRFM Most Popular Reviewer Julian Tompkin X Press Most Popular Local Original Band Website Fourth Floor Collapse Most Promising New Local Original Band The Fergusons Most Popular Local Original Music Fanzine Website Popstar Most Popular Local Original Music Video Wake Up by Eskimo Joe Most Popular Local Original Music Television Programme Klipart Access 31 Most Popular Local Original CD Launch The Fergusons Best Live Sound Engineer Ian Stuart Best Sound Recording Engineer Ben Glatzer Best Record Producer Ben Glatzer Best Lighting Engineer Jared Hawke Best Band Photographer Chris O Halloran Most Popular Local Original Band Jebediah Most Popular Male Original Bass Player Louis Dunstan Jed Whitey Most Popular Female Original Bass Player Kelly Campbell Showbag Most Popular Male Original Instrumentalist Nathan Gaunt Nathan Gaunt Band Most Popular Female Original Instrumentalist Melanie Robinson Myrtle Most Popular Male Original Guitarist Nathan Gaunt Nathan Gaunt Band Most Popular Female Original Guitarist Kate Andrews Subject To Flooding Most Popular Male Original Vocalist Michael Miller Fourth Floor Collapse Most Popular Female Original Vocalist Laura G Purrvert Most Popular Male Original Drummer Daniel Salter Jed Whitey Most Popular Female Original Drummer Belle Verdiglione Plump Most Popular Original Indie Act The Fergusons Most Popular Original Country Act The Sleepy Jackson Most Popular Original Blues Act Dave Hole Most Popular Original Aboriginal Music Act Kerri Anne Cox Most Popular Original Jazz Act Hip Mo Toast Most Popular Original World Music Act African Music Congress Most Popular Original Folk Act B Movie Heroes Most Popular Original Goth Industrial Act Cell 7 Most Popular Original Funk Act Showbag Most Popular Original Punk Act Capital City Most Popular Original Pop Act Rollerskates Most Popular Original Rock Act Fourth Floor Collapse Most Popular Original Electronic Act Downsyde Most Popular Original Metal Act Karnivool Most Popular Original Acoustic Act B Movie Heroes2002 Awards editMost Popular Local Original Album Eskimo Joe Girl Most Popular Local Original Single EP The Panics The Panics Most Promising New Band The Panics Most Popular Original Local Music Video Rollerskates The Movement Favourite CD Launch Rhibosome Favourite Venue for Local Original Music Grosvenor Hotel Best Local Original Music Website Perthbands Most Popular Local Music Radio Program Breakfast RTRFM Most Popular Local Aboriginal Music Act Kross Kulcha Most Popular Local Original Blues Act Nathan Gaunt and the Black Eyed Dogs Most Popular Local Original Indie Act The Fergusons Most Popular Local Original Jazz Act Hip Mo Toast Best Reviewer Julian Tompkin X Press Best Record Producer Shaun O Callaghan Best Sound Recording Engineer Shaun O Callaghan Best Live Sound Engineer Ian Stuart Best Lighting Engineer Jared Hawke Best Band Photographer Chris O Halloran Most Popular Local Original Band Eskimo Joe Most Popular Local Original Electronic Act Rhibosome Most Popular Local Original Pop Act The Fergusons Most Popular Local Original Rock Act Fourth Floor Collapse Most Popular Local Original Country Act The Automasters Most Popular Local Original Punk Act Gyroscope Most Popular Local Original Folk Act John Butler Trio Most Popular Local Original Funk Act Rollerskates Most Popular Local Original Metal Act Karnivool Most Popular Local Original World Music Act African Music Congress Most Popular Male Original Vocalist John Butler John Butler Trio Most Popular Female Original Vocalist Laura G Purrvert Most Popular Male Original Bass Player Mark Cruickshank Red Jezebel Most Popular Female Original Bass Player Vanessa Thornton Jebediah Most Popular Male Original Drummer Tom Brownrigg Local Pricks Most Popular Female Original Drummer Kate Read Jonas Most Popular Male Original Guitarist John Butler John Butler Trio Most Popular Female Original Guitarist Tash Sayers Local Pricks Most Popular Male Original Instrumentalist Stevie C Rollerskates Most Popular Female Original Instrumentalist Mel Robinson Myrtle Gata Negra Best Reviewer Julian Tompkin X Press Best Record Producer Shaun O Callaghan Best Sound Recording Engineer Shaun O Callaghan2003 Awards editWAM s annual original contemporary music festival celebrated its 10th birthday in 2003 The metro component of the Kiss My WAMi Festival ran from Thursday 4 September through to Sunday 14 September 2004 3 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Local Original Act The Panics Most Popular Local Original Album Downsyde Land of the Giants Most Popular Local Original Live Act Karnivool Most Popular Local Original New Act Little Birdy Most Popular Local Original Indigenous Act Gina Williams Most Popular Local Original Music Video Downsyde El Questro Most Popular Local Original Music Website Perthbands Most Popular Local Original Venue Rosemount Hotel Most Popular Local Original Music Event In The Pines Most Popular Local Original Indie Rock Act The Fergusons Most Popular Local Original Urban Music Act Downsyde Most Popular Local Original Jazz Act Hip Mo Toast Most Popular Local Original Male Vocalist Nathan Gaunt Most Popular Local Original Female Vocalist Katy Steele Most Popular Local Original Guitarist Nathan Gaunt Most Popular Local Original Instrumentalist Stevie Callum Rollerskates Most Popular Local Original Single or EP Let Your Love Be Love by The Sleepy Jackson Most Popular Local Original Blues amp Roots Act John Butler Trio Most Popular Local Original World Music Act B Movie Heroes Most Popular Local Original Country Act Pete Stone amp The Assistance Most Popular Local Original Electronic Producer Soundlab Most Popular Local Original Live Electronic Act Rhibosome Most Popular Local Original Heavy Rock Act Karnivool Most Popular Local Original Bassist Matt Geary The Nordeens Most Popular Local Original Drummer Matt Maguire Adam Said Galore Industry voted awards edit Golden WAMi For Contribution to the Industry Luke Rinaldi Best Record Producer Engineer Shaun O Callaghan Best Act Management Phil Stevens Management Best Music Photographer Chris O Halloran Best Reviewer Presenter Media Award Mark Genge Best Live Sound Engineer Ian Stuart Best Lighting Engineer Jared Hawke2004 Awards editThis section is empty You can help by adding to it December 2021 2005 Awards editThe 2005 WAMi Awards were held on Tuesday 22 February 2005 hosted by Triple J s Robbie Buck The WAMi Awards were held in the beautiful outdoor setting of the Beck s Verandah at the Perth Concert Hall The stars were shining as award winners were presented their WAMi cakes Jebediah Carus The Kill Devil Hills Red Jezebel Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp and The Panda Band performed live at the ceremony Inductees into the WAM Hall of Fame were Bon Scott AC DC Martin Clarke and Dave Hole 4 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Eskimo Joe Most Popular Album Eskimo Joe A Song is a City Most Popular Single EP Eskimo Joe From the Sea Most Popular Live Act Eskimo Joe Favourite Newcomer Snowman Most Popular Music Video Little Birdy Beautiful To Me Most Popular Music Website Perthbands Most Popular Music Venue Rosemount Hotel Most Popular Music Event Big Day Out Industry voted awards edit General awards edit Golden WAMi for contribution to the WA Music industry in 2004 Nigel Bird Most Promising New Act The Panda Band Best Indigenous Act The Pigram Brothers Media Award for outstanding contribution in 2004 RTRFM Management Awards for outstanding achievements in 2004 by a Manager Philip Stevens Best Live Sound Engineer Gavin Tempany Best Record Producer Engineer Dave Parkin Jebediah Red Jezebel Snowman Best WA Based Record Label Jarrah RecordsGenre Category Awards edit Best Blues Roots Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Commercial Pop Act Eskimo Joe Best Country Music Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Funk Act Dyslexic Fish Best Hard Rock Metal Act Karnivool Best Indie Pop Act Eskimo Joe Best Jazz Act Hip Mo Toast Best Live Electronic Act Downsyde Best Punk Act Gyroscope Best Rock Act End of Fashion Best Urban Music Act Downsyde Best World Music Act B Movie HeroesCraft Category Awards edit Best Male Vocalist Nathan Gaunt Nathan Gaunt amp The Blackeyed Dogs Best Female Vocalist Katy Steele Little Birdy Best Guitarist Nathan Gaunt Nathan Gaunt amp The Blackeyed Dogs Best Drummer Angus Diggs Monkey Boy Best Electronic Producer Lo Key Fu Best Bassist Vanessa Thornton Jebediah Best Instrumentalist Kathy Potter Best DJ Greg Packer2006 Awards editThe 2006 WAMi Awards were held on Tuesday 21 February 2006 on the Becks Verandah at the Perth Concert Hall hosted again by Robbie Buck from Triple J The awards featured performances by The Panics Snowman The Fuzz and Schvendes plus a surprise special guest performance from John Butler Inductions into the WAM Hall of Fame were Stephen and Alan Pigram The Pigram Brothers James Baker Hoodoo Gurus The Scientists Beasts of Bourbon and The Manikins and David McComb The Triffids The Blackeyed Susans 5 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Eskimo Joe Most Popular Album Gyroscope Are You Involved Most Popular Single EP Schvendes Turn Out Your Lights Most Popular Live Act Gyroscope Favourite Newcomer Eleventh He Reaches London Most Popular Music Video End of Fashion O Yeah Most Popular Music Website Perthbands Most Popular Music Venue Rosemount Hotel Most Popular Music Event Big Day Out Industry voted awards edit General awards edit Golden WAMi for contribution to the local music industry Luke Rinaldi Management Award for outstanding achievement Philip Stevens Media Award for outstanding contribution RTRFM Best Record Producer Engineer Dave Parkin Jebediah Red Jezebel Snowman Best Live Sound Engineer Michael Fletch Fletcher 1 Best WA Record Label Jarrah Records Most Promising New Act Schvendes Best Indigenous Act Richard WalleyGenre category awards edit Best Indie Pop Act The Panda Band Best Rock Act Gyroscope Best Hard Rock Metal Act Karnivool Best Punk Act Gyroscope Best Commercial Pop Act Eskimo Joe Best Urban Music Act Downsyde Best Blues Roots Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Jazz Act Hip Mo Toast Best World Music Act B Movie Heroes Best Country Music Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Funk Act Bobby Blackbird and the Bluejays Best Live Electronic Act AstronautCraft Category Awards edit Best Electronic Producer Pendulum Best Guitarist Drew Goddard Karnivool Best Female Vocalist Katy Steele Little Birdy Best Instrumentalist Tristen Parr Schvendes Fall Electric Best Bassist Ben Franz The Waifs Best Drummer Gabriel Nicotra The Panda Band Rollerskates Best DJ Greg Packer Best Male Vocalist Andy Citawarman Snowman 2007 Awards editThe 2007 WAMi Awards were held on Wednesday 21 February 2007 co hosted by Triple J s Robbie Buck and Rosie Beaton The WAMi Awards saw a return to the Beck s Verandah at the Perth Concert Hall and after years of presenting cakes to WAMi Award winners 2007 sees the winners presented with a WAMington Eskimo Joe gave a special acoustic performance with performances by Little Birdy Dave Hole The Stems and WAMi nominees Double Entendre The Farris Brothers Andrew Tim and Jon were inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame 6 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Karnivool Most Popular Album Snowman Most Popular Single EP Eskimo Joe Black Fingernails Red Wine Most Popular Live Act Karnivool Favourite Newcomer Birds of Tokyo Most Popular Music Video Snowman You Are A Casino Most Popular Music Website Perthbands com Most Popular Music Venue Amplifier Bar Most Popular Music Event Big Day Out Industry Awards edit Most Promising New Act Mink Mussel Creek Best Record Producer Engineer Dave Parkin Media Award Individual Bob Gordon Best Male Vocalist Ian Kenny Karnivool Birds of Tokyo Best Female Vocalist Abbe May The Fuzz Best Guitarist Drew Goddard Karnivool Best Bassist Ben Franz Best Drummer Rob Nassif Gyroscope Best Instrumentalist Tristan Parr Schvendes Best Electronic Producer Pendulum Best Blues Roots Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Country Music Act The Jayco Brothers Best Rock Act Snowman Best Indi Pop Act The Bank Holidays Best Indigenous Act The Pigram Brothers Management Award Heath Bradby Media Award Organisation RTRFM Best DJ Dan the Man Best Hardcore Punk Act Eleventh He Reaches London Best Hard Rock Metal Act Karnivool Best Commercial Pop Act Eskimo Joe Best Jazz Act VOID Best WA Record Label Jarrah Records Best Sound Engineer Dave Parkin Best Urban Hip Hop Act Downsyde Best Live Electronic Act Pendulum Best Funk Act Bobby Blackbird and the Bluejays Best World Act Double Entendre2008 Awards editThe 2008 WAMi Awards were held at the Perth Festival Beck s Music Box on the Esplanade Perth on Thursday 21 February 2008 The event was co hosted by Caroline Tran and Peter Barr The WAMi Awards night included live performances by Jebediah Birds of Tokyo Blue Shaddy Yabu Band with special guests Groovylips and the Yang Felicity Groom and the Black Black Smoke and DJ s Dan the Man amp Rok Riley The WAM Hall of Fame was not part of the ceremony with the executive director of WAM Paul Bodlovich announcing that WAM were planning to hold a separate Hall of Fame event later in the year 7 The winners of the 2008 WAMi s were 8 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act The Panics Most Popular Music Website Perthbands Most Popular Live Act Karnivool Most Popular Single EP Gyroscope Snakeskin Most Popular Album Birds of Tokyo Day One Favourite Newcomer Harlequin League Most Popular Music Video Gyroscope Snakeskin Most Popular Music Event Southbound Most Popular Venue Amplifier Bar Industry voted awards edit Most Promising New Act Abbe May and the Rockin Pneumonia Best Sound Engineer Live or Studio George Kailis Best Record Producer Engineer Dave Parkin Best WA Record Label Jarrah Records Media Award Individual Dave Cutbush Media Award Organisation RTRFM 92 1 Management Award Steph Edwardes Best Rock Act Birds of Tokyo Best Commercial Pop Act The Panics Best Indie Pop Act Institut Polaire Best Hardcore Punk Act The Homicides Best Hard Rock Metal Act Karnivool Best Blues Roots Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Funk Act The Bluejays Best Jazz Act Void Best Country Music Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Urban Hip Hop Act Downsyde Best Electronic Act Pendulum Best DJ Dan the Man Best World Act The Flying Carpathians Best Indigenous Act The Pigram Brothers Best Electronic Producer Pendulum Best Bassist Roy Martinez Best Guitarist Ant Gray Schvendes Best Male Vocalist Brendon Humphries The Kill Devil Hills Best Female Vocalist Abbe May Abbe May and The Rockin Pneumonia Best Drummer Pete Guazzelli Best Instrumentalist Tristan Parr Schvendes Fall Electric 2009 Awards editThe 2009 WAMi Awards were held at the Metro City Nightclub on Thursday 7 May 2009 with the event hosted by Tex Perkins The WAMi Awards night included live performances by Drapht The Kill Devil Hills Djva Project Mayhem and the Sneaky Weasel Gang Dave Faulkner was inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Birds of Tokyo Most Popular Live Act Birds of Tokyo Most Popular Album Birds of Tokyo Universes Most Popular Single EP Tame Impala Tame Impala Favourite Newcomer Tame Impala Most Popular Music Video Downsyde Fortune and Fame Most Popular Music Event Southbound Most Popular Music Venue Fly by Night Musicians Club Most Popular Music Website www fasterlouder com au Perth Industry voted awards edit Golden WAMi Kristy Pinder Most Promising New Act Tame Impala Best Male Vocalist Ian Kenny Best Female Vocalist Abbe May Best Guitarist Luke Dux Best Bassist Ryan Dux Best Drummer Matt Maguire Best Instrumentalist Alex Archer Best Electronic Producer Tomas Ford Best DJ Dan The Man Best Rock Act Birds of Tokyo Best Commercial Pop Act The Panics Best Indie Pop Act Best Hardcore Punk Act The Painkillers Best Hard Rock Metal Act The Devil Rides Out Best Blues Roots Act Abbe May and the Rockin Pneumonia Best Funk Act Sneaky Weasel Gang Best Jazz Act VOID Best Country Music Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Urban Hip Hop Act Drapht Best Live Electronic Act Pendulum Best World Act Grace Barbe Best Live Sound Engineer Dave Carter Best Record Producer Engineer Dave Parkin Blackbird Studio Indigenous Act of the Year Yabu Band Best WA based Record Label Good Cop Bad Cop Records Media Award Individual Bob Gordon Media Award Organisation RTRFM Management Award Jodie Regan2010 Awards editThe 2010 WAMi Awards were announced Thursday 20 May 2010 at Capitol Nightclub Perth with the event hosted by Lindsay McDougall and Peter Barr The WAMi Awards night included live performances by Sugar Army Will Stoker and the Embers the Brow Horn Orchestra Black Poet and Hayley Beth Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Birds of Tokyo Most Popular Live Act Karnivool Most Popular Music Website Fasterlouder com au Most Popular Album Karnivool Sound Awake Favourite Newcomer The Joe Kings Most Popular Music Venue Amplifier Bar Most Popular Single EP French Rockets Injured Ninja 12 Split DVD Most Popular Music Video Blac Blocs NVDA Most Popular Music Event Soundwave Perth Industry Awards edit Most Promising New Act Emperors Best Live Sound Engineer Dave Carter Best Record Producer Engineer Dave Parkin Indigenous Act of the Year Yabu Band Best WA Based Record Label Good Cop Bad Cop Media Award Individual Dave Cutbush Media Award Organisation RTRFM Management Award Steph Edwardes Best Male Vocalist Ian Kenny Best Female Vocalist Abbe May Best Guitarist Luke Dux Best Bassist Ryan Dux Best Drummer Adam Weston Best Instrumentalist Alex Archer Best Electronic Producer Tomas Ford Best DJ Charlie Bucket Best Rock Act The Kill Devil Hills Best Commercial Pop Act Eskimo Joe Best Indie Pop Act Felicity Groom and the Black Black Smoke Best Hardcore Punk Act Project Mayhem Best Hard Rock Metal Act Eleventh He Reaches London Best Blues Roots Act Abbe May Best Funk Act The Brow Horn Orchestra Best Jazz Act The Graham Wood Trio Best Country Music Act The Fancy Brothers Best Urban Hip Hop Act The Typhoons Best World Act Grace Barbe2011 Awards editThe 2011 WAMi Awards were announced on 28 May 2011 at The Bakery James Street Northbridge with the event hosted by Dylan Lewis and Dom Alessio Record producer and engineer the late Shaun O Callaghan The Waifs and Pete Carroll former RTRFM manager and manager The Panics were all inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame The winners are listed below Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Tame Impala Most Popular Live Act Tame Impala Most Popular Website FasterLouder Most Popular Album Birds of Tokyo by Birds of Tokyo Favourite Newcomer Split Seconds Most Popular Music Venue The Rosemount Hotel Most Popular Music Event St Jeromes Laneway Most Popular Single EP She s Like a Comet by Jebediah Most Popular Music Video Don t You Wanna Sing Forever by The Brow Horn Orchestra Industry voted awards edit Most Promising New Act Split Seconds Best Rock Act Tame Impala Best Hardcore Punk Act Injured Ninja Best Hard Rock Metal Act Eleventh He Reaches London Best Funk Act Boom Bap Pow Best Urban Hip Hop Act Drapht Best Blues amp Roots Act Abbe May Best Jazz Act Jack Doepel Quartet Best World Act Grace Barbe Best Country Music Act Ruby Boots Best Indigenous Act Yabu Band Best Electronic Music Act Tim amp Jean Best Indie Pop Act Split Second Best Commercial Pop Felicity Groom amp Tim amp Jean First category tie in WAMi Award history Best WA Based Record Label Jarrah Records Media Award Individual Aarom Wilson Media Award Organisation RTRfm 92 1 Management Award Luke Rinaldi GOLDEN WAMi Luke Rinaldi winner Craft awards edit Best Live Sound Engineer Luke Willott Best Record Producer Engineer Dave Parkin Best Male Vocalist Sean Pollard Best Female Vocalist Abbe May Best Guitarist Kevin Parker Best Bassist Rob Stephens Best Drummer Todd Pickett Best Instrumentalist Glen Sarangapany Best Electronic Producer Tomas Ford Best DJ Rok Riley2012 Awards editThe 2012 WAMi Awards were announced on 2 June 2012 at The Bakery James Street Northbridge with the event hosted by Claire Hooper and Dom Alessio Comedian Tim Minchin the late Robert Hunter and the former CEO of WAM Paul Bodlovich were inducted into the WAM Hall of Fame The winners were 9 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Group San Cisco Most Popular Live Act Abbe May Most Popular Solo Artist Abbe May Most Popular Music Website FasterLouder 2012 Breakthrough Act San Cisco Most Popular Music Venue The Bakery Most Popular Single Awkward by San Cisco Most Popular Music Video Awkward by San Cisco Most Popular Album EP Awkward EP by San Cisco Most Popular Music Event RTRfm s In the Pines Industry voted awards edit Most Promising New Act Sonpsilo Circus Rock Act of the Year Abbe May Pop Act of the Year San Cisco Experimental Act of the Year Tangled Thoughts of Leaving amp Usurper of Modern Medicine Hardcore Punk Act of the Year Project Mayhem Metal Act of the Year Drowning Horse Blues Act of the Year Abbe May Folk Act of the Year Ruby Boots Acoustic Roots Act of the Year Ruby Boots Funk Act of the Year The Brow Horn Orchestra Craft awards edit Live Sound Engineer of the Year Stu McLaughlin Recording Engineer of the Year Dave Parkin Guitarist of the Year Doug May Bassist of the Year Nick Gardener Drummer Percussionist of the Year Scarlett Stevens Keys Synth Artist of the Year Jack Doepel Multi Instrumentalist of the Year Todd Pickett Male Vocalist of the Year Sean Pollard Female Vocalist of the Year Abbe May Electronic Producer of the Year Diger Rokwell DJ of the Year Rok Riley Jazz Act of the Year Jack Doepel Quartet Hip Hop Act of the Year Mathas Dance Electronic Act of the Year Voltaire Twins Country Music Act of the Year Ruby Boots World Music Act of the Year Grace Barbe Indigenous Artist of the Year Yabu Band WA Record Label of the Year Spinning Top Records 2012 Media Award Individual Aarom Wilson Drum Media 2012 Media Award Organisation RTRfm 2012 Management Award Phil Stevens2013 Awards editThe 2013 Awards took place on 8 November 2013 The winners from the 2013 WAMi Awards were 10 11 Public voted awards edit Group of the Year Tame Impala Solo Artists of the Year Abbe May Record Store of the Year 78 Records Most Popular Venue The Astor Theatre Most Popular Event St Jerome s Laneway Festival Album of the Year Lonerism by Tame Impala Single of the Year Feels Like We Only Go Backwards by Tame Impala Music Video of the Year Elephant by Tame Impala Industry voted awards edit Best Blues Roots Act Morgan Bain Best Country Act Ruby Boots Best Electronic Act Diger Rokwell Best Experimental Act Kucka Best Folk Act Mama Kin and Timothy Nelson amp The Infidels Best Indigenous Act Gina Williams Best Jazz Artists Graham Wood Best Metal Heavy Act Karnivool Best Pop Act Rainy Day Women Best Punk Act Chainsaw Hookers Best Rock Act The Love Junkies Best Urban Act Mathas Best World Act Grace Barbe Breakthrough Act The Love Junkies Management Award Luke Rinaldi Label of the Year Walking Horse Music Media Award Adam Trainer RTRFM Golden WAMi Andrew Ryan Craft awards edit Sound Engineer live of the Year Luke Gray amp Adam Round Sound Engineer studio of the Year Dave Parkin Record Producer of the Year Electronic Producer of the Year Ta ku Multi Instrumentalist of the Year Todd Pickett Female Vocalist of the Year Abbe May Male Vocalist of the Year Ian Kenny Guitarist of the Year Luke Dux Bassist of the Year Ryan Dux Drummer of the Year Lewis Walsh Keys Synth of the Year Jack Doepel2014 Awards editThe 2014 Awards took place on 7 November 2014 The winners from the 2014 WAMi Awards were 12 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Pond Most Popular New Act Hideous Sun Demon Most Popular Live Act Pond Most Popular Video Only One by John Butler Trio Most Popular Venue Mojos Bar Most Popular Event St Jerome s Laneway Festival Industry voted awards edit Best Blues Roots Act The Floors Best Country Act Ruby Boots Best Electronic Act Kucka Best Experimental Act Kucka Best Folk Act David Craft Best Indigenous Act Gina Williams amp Guy Ghouse Best Jazz Artists Tom O Halloran Best Metal Heavy Act Puck Best Pop Act Timothy Nelson amp The Infidels Best Punk Act Scalphunter Best Rock Act The Love Junkies Best Urban Act Mathas Best World Act The Weapon Is Sound Breakthrough Act Mt Mountain Best Album Terror Terror Hide It Hide It by Timothy Nelson amp The Infidels Best Single Unconditional by Kucka Management Award Jodie Regan Media Award Peter Barr RTRFM Golden WAMi Jodie Regan Craft awards edit Best Sound Engineer live Chris Wright Best Sound Engineer studio Adam Round Best Record Producer Diger Rokwell Best Electronic Producer Regan Mathews Best Female Vocalist Abbe May Best Male Vocalist Timothy Nelson Best Guitarist Luke Dux Best Bassist Ryan Dux Best Drummer Lewis Walsh Best Keys Synth Timothy Nelson2015 Awards editThe 2015 Awards took place on 5 November 2015 The winners from the 2015 WAMi Awards were 13 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Tame Impala Most Popular New Act Koi Child Most Popular Live Act Tame Impala Most Popular Video Let It Happen by Tame Impala Most Popular Venue Mojos Bar Most Popular Event St Jerome s Laneway Festival Industry voted awards edit Best Blues Roots Act Morgan Bain Best Country Act Ruby Boots Best Electronic Act Kucka Best Experimental Act Kucka Best Folk Act Jacob Diamond Best Indigenous Act Gina Williams amp Guy Ghouse Best Jazz Artists Ben Vanderwal Best Metal Heavy Act Voyager Best Pop Act Methyl Ethel Best Punk Act Scalphunter Best Rock Act Tired Lion Best Urban Act Coin Banks Best World Act Grace Barbe Best Album Currents by Tame Impala Best EP Figurine by Tired Lion Best Single Twilight Driving by Methyl Ethel Best Record Label Spinning Top Management Award Jacob Snell Media Award Bob Gordon X Press Magazine Golden WAMi Andrew Ryan2016 Awards editThe 2016 Awards took place in November 2016 The winners from the 2016 WAMi Awards were 14 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Koi Child Most Popular New Act POW Negro Most Popular Live Act POW Negro Most Popular Video 1 5 9 by Koi Child Most Popular Venue Mojos Bar Most Popular Event Camp Doogs Industry voted awards edit Best Blues Roots Act Old Blood Best Country Act Ruby Boots Best Electronic Act Slumberjack Best Experimental Act Eduardo Cossio Best Folk Act Lucy Peach Best Indigenous Act Gina Williams Best Jazz Artists Daniel Susnjar Afro Peruvian Jazz Group Best Metal Heavy Act Voyager Best Pop Act Methyl Ethel Best Punk Act Scalphunter Best Rock Act Tired Lion Best Urban Act Koi Child amp Mathas Best World Act Grace Barbe Best Album Koi Child by Koi Child Best EP Open Plan Living by Verge Collection Best Single Doomsday Clock by Abbe May Best Record Label Pilerats Management Award Jacob Snell Media Award Caitlin Nienaber RTRFM Golden WAMi Jacob Snell Craft awards edit Best Sound Engineer live James Newhouse Best Sound Engineer studio Dave Parkin Best Record Producer Joel Quartermain Best Electronic Producer Regan Mathews Best Female Vocalist Abbe May Best Male Vocalist Jacob Diamond Best Guitarist Benjamin Witt Best Bassist Vanessa Thornton Best Drummer Daniel Susnjar Best Keys Synth Timothy Nelson2017 Awards editThe 2017 Awards took place on 2 November 2017 The winners were 15 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act The Waifs Most Popular New Act Stella Donnelly Most Popular Live Act POW Negro Most Popular Venue Mojos Bar Most Popular Music Event Falls Festival Most Popular Music video Medicine by Peter Bibby Genre and Industry awards edit Best Album Everything Is Forgotten by Methyl Ethel Best EP Thrush Metal by Stella Donnelly Best Single Mechanical Bull by Stella Donnelly Best Blues Roots Act Old Blood Best Country Act The Little Lord Street Band Best Electronic Act live Tobacco Rat Best Experimental Act Furchick Best Folk Act Stella Donnelly Best Hip Hop Act Ziggy Ramo Best Indigenous Act Ziggy Ramo Best Jazz Act Daniel Susnjar Afro Peruvian Jazz Group Best Metal Heavy Act Tangled Thoughts of Leaving Best Pop Act Methyl Ethel Best Punk Hardcore Act Nerve Quakes Best Regional Act Carla Geneve Best Rock Act Tired Lion Best Urban Act POW Negro Label of the Year Good Company Records Industry Representative of the Year Caitlin Nienabar Management Award Phil Stevens Golden WAMi Phaedra Watts Craft awards edit Best Bassist Sara McPherson Best Brass String Woodwind Instrumentalist Ricki Malet Trumpet Best Drummer Percussionist Nathan Sproule Best Electronic Producer Feels Best Female Vocalist Stella Donnelly Best Guitarist Axel Carrington Best Keys Synth Artist Tom O Halloran Best Male Vocalist Jake Webb Best Sound Engineer live Jeremy Beste Best Sound Engineer Producer studio Andy Lawson2018 Awards editThe 2018 Awards took place on 1 November 2018 The winners were 16 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Tame Impala Most Popular New Act Wooly Mammoth Most Popular Live Act Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Most Popular Venue Mojos Bar Most Popular Music Event Falls FestivalKiss My Camera Awards edit Best Live Shot of a WA Act Emanuel Rudnicki The Southern River Band Best Live Shot of a Touring Act Denis Radacic The Butterfly Effect Best Press Shot of a WA Act Matsu Lincoln MacKinnon Genre and Industry awards edit Best Album Fruit by Abbe May Best EP Magic Eye by Demon Days Best Single Greg s Discount Chemist by Carla Geneve Best Music Video Social Candy by Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Best Blues Roots Act Mama Kin Spender Best Country Act The Little Lord Street Band Best Experimental Act Eduardo Cossio and Louise Devenish Best Folk Act Jacob Diamond Best Hip Hop Act Hyclass Best Indigenous Act Gina Williams amp Guy Ghouse Best Jazz Act Alana Macpherson Nonet Best Live Electronic Act Feels Best Metal Heavy Act Tangled Thoughts of Leaving Best Pop Act Stella Donnelly Best Punk Hardcore Act Nerve Quakes Best Regional Act Tracey Barnett Best Rock Act Carla Geneve Best Urban Act Sodette Mercy amp Her Soul Atomics Best Work Act Grace Barbe Label of the Year Women of Music Production Perth Industry Representative of the Year Caitlin Nienabar Golden WAMi Caitlin Nienabar Craft awards edit Best Bassist Jennifer Aslett and Roy Martinez Best Brass String Woodwind Instrumentalist Alana Macpherson Saxophone Best Drummer Percussionist Daniel Susnjar Best Electronic Producer Feels Best Guitarist Jacob Diamond Best Keys Synth Artist Harry Mitchell Best Live Sound Engineer Chris Wright Best Studio Sound Engineer Producer Matt Gio Rada Studio Best Vocalist Odette Mercy2019 Awards editThe 2019 Awards took place on 31 October 2019 The winners were 17 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Dulcie Most Popular New Act Dulcie Most Popular Live Act Spacey Jane Most Popular Venue Mojos Bar Most Popular Music Event Falls Festival Genre and Industry awards edit Best Album Beware of the Dogs by Stella Donnelly Best EP Carla Geneve by Carla Geneve Best Single Things Change by Carla Geneve Best Music Video Bloom by Jamilla Best Blues Roots Act Lincoln MacKinnon Best Country Act The Little Lord Street Band Best Experimental Act Eduardo Cossio Best Folk Act Jack Davies amp The Bush Chooks Best Hip Hop Act Hyclass Best Indigenous Act The Struggling Kings Best Jazz Act Harry Mitchell Quartet Best Live Electronic Act Your Girl Pho Best Metal Heavy Act Tangled Thoughts of Leaving Best Pop Act Stella Donnelly Best Punk Hardcore Act Sly Withers Best Regional Act Blue Child Collective Best Rock Act Carla Geneve Best Urban Act Superego Best Work Act Grace Barbe Label of the Year Rhubarb Records Golden WAMi Nigel Bird WAM Craft awards edit Best Bassist Kate Pass and Roy Martinez Best Brass String Woodwind Instrumentalist Ricki Malet Trumpet Best Drummer Percussionist Talya Valenti Best Electronic Producer Feels Best Guitarist Carla Geneve Best Keys Synth Artist Harry Mitchell Best Live Sound Engineer Chris Wright Best Studio Sound Engineer Producer Broderick Madden Scott Best Vocalist Grace Barbe2020 Awards editThe 2020 Awards took place in March 2021 The winners were 18 Public voted awards edit Most Popular Act Spacey Jane Most Popular New Act Electric State Most Popular Live Act Electric State Most Popular Venue Mojos Bar Most Popular Live or Streaming Music Event Nannup Music Festival Genre and Industry awards edit Best Album The Slow Rush by Tame Impala and Sunlight by Spacey Jane Best EP Everything Melts by Noah Dillon Best Single Booster Seat by Spacey Jane Best Music Video Mr Prism by Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Best Blues Roots Act Matty T Wall Best Country Act Siobhan Cotchin Best Experimental Act Rachael Dease Best Folk Act Jack Davies amp the Bush Chooks Best Hip Hop Act Adrian Dzvuke Best Indigenous Act MissGenius Best Jazz Act Daniel Susnjar Afro Peruvian Jazz Group Best Live Electronic Act Your Girl Pho BEXX Best Metal Heavy Act Bolt Gun Best Pop Act Spacey Jane Best Punk Hardcore Act Dennis Cometti Best Regional Act Tanya Ransom Best Rock Act The Southern River Band Best R amp B Funk Soul Act Grievous Bodily Calm Best Global Music Act Grace Barbe Label of the Year Blue Grey Pink Golden WAMi Will Backler RTRFM Craft awards edit Best Bassist Grace Barbe Best Brass String Woodwind Instrumentalist Gemma Farrell Best Drummer Percussionist Talya Valenti Best Electronic Producer SLUMBERJACK Best Guitarist Guy Ghouse Best Keys Synth Artist Josiah Padmanabham Best Live Sound Engineer Jeremy Beste Best Studio Sound Engineer Producer Andy Lawson Best Vocalist Grace BarbeSee also editWAM Song of the YearReferences edit Hall of Fame WAM Retrieved 28 March 2021 APRAP December 2001 page 22 2003 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners Archived 27 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine 2005 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners Archived 27 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine WAMi AWARDS CONGRATULATIONS WAMi Festival 2006 WAMi Festival 2006 Archived from the original on 24 February 2006 Retrieved 10 December 2011 2007 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners Archived 22 July 2008 at the Wayback Machine Panic Stations thewest com au 2008 West Australian Music Industry Award Winners Archived 28 June 2008 at the Wayback Machine 2012 WAMi Awards Winners Announced Music Feeds 4 June 2012 Retrieved 28 March 2021 Tame Impala Boost Trophy Cabinet Scoop 2013 WAM Awards tonedeaf 8 November 2013 Retrieved 28 March 2021 WAM Award Winners 2013 WAM February 2014 Retrieved 28 March 2021 Timothy Nelson amp The Infidels Pond Dominate 2014 WA Music Awards Music Feeds 8 November 2014 Retrieved 28 March 2021 Tame Impala Dominate The 2015 WA Music Awards Music Feeds 6 November 2016 Retrieved 28 March 2021 WAMAwards 2016 Winners Announced WAM 2016 Retrieved 28 March 2021 2017 WAMAwards Winners scenestr 2 November 2017 Retrieved 28 March 2021 2018 WAMAwards Winners scenestr 2 November 2018 Retrieved 28 March 2021 2019 WAMAwards Winners scenestr 1 November 2019 Retrieved 28 March 2021 Winners of 2020 WAMAwards revealed in star studded ceremony WAM 23 March 2021 Retrieved 28 March 2021 External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title West Australian Music Industry Awards amp oldid 1158953383, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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