No.
|
Ceremony
|
Date
|
Broadcaster(s)
|
Most wins
|
Album of the Year winner
|
Single of the Year winner
|
Host(s)
|
Venue
|
Ref.
|
1
|
1965 Loxene Golden Disc
|
25 November 1965
|
NZBC
|
—
|
No Album of the Year award given
|
Ray Columbus and the Invaders – "Till We Kissed"
|
Neville Chamberlain
|
White Heron Lodge, Wellington
|
[11]
|
2
|
1966 Loxene Golden Disc
|
9 November 1966
|
Maria Dallas – "Tumblin' Down"
|
[11]
|
3
|
1967 Loxene Golden Disc
|
4 November 1967
|
Mr. Lee Grant – "Thanks to You"
|
Peter Sinclair
|
[11]
|
4
|
1968 Loxene Golden Disc
|
7 November 1968
|
Allison Durbin – "I Have Loved Me a Man"
|
Intercontinental Hotel, Auckland
|
[11]
|
5
|
1969 Loxene Golden Disc
|
15 October 1969
|
The Hi-Revving Tongues – "
Rain and Tears"
|
[11]
|
6
|
1970 Loxene Golden Disc
|
22 October 1970
|
Hogsnort Rupert – "Pretty Girl"
|
Grand Opera House
|
[11]
|
7
|
1971 Loxene Golden Disc
|
2 November 1971
|
Craig Scott – "Smiley"
|
Opera House,
Palmerston North
|
[11]
|
8
|
1972 Loxene Golden Disc
|
14 November 1972
|
Creation – "Carolina"
|
Christchurch Town Hall
|
[11]
|
9
|
1973 RATA Award
|
1973
|
Unknown
|
Shona Laing (2 awards)
|
John Donoghue – Spirit of Pelorus Jack
|
John Hanlon – "Damn the Dam"
|
Unknown
|
Trillo's, Auckland
|
[12]
|
10
|
1974 RATA Award
|
1974
|
Unknown
|
Mike Harvey (2 awards)
|
No Album of the Year award given
|
John Hanlon – "Is It Natural"
|
Unknown
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
11
|
1975 RATA Award
|
1975
|
Unknown
|
John Hanlon (2 awards)
|
John Hanlon – Higher Trails
|
Rockinghorse – "Through the Moonlight"
|
Unknown
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
12
|
1976 RATA Award
|
1976
|
Unknown
|
Dr Tree (2 awards)
|
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra – Symphony #2
|
No Single of the Year award given
|
Unknown
|
Trillo's, Auckland
|
[12]
|
No awards were presented in 1977
|
[12]
|
13
|
1978 RIANZ Music Awards
|
1978
|
TV One
|
Hello Sailor (2 awards)
|
Hello Sailor –
Hello Sailor
|
Golden Harvest – "I Need Your Love"
|
Stu Dennison
|
Avalon Studios
|
[12]
|
14
|
1979 RIANZ Music Awards
|
23 November 1979
|
Th' Dudes (2 awards)
|
Street Talk – Street Talk
|
Th' Dudes – "
Be Mine Tonight"
|
Unknown
|
Mandalay, Auckland
|
[12]
|
15
|
1980 RIANZ Music Awards
|
1980
|
Unknown
|
Jon Stevens (3 awards)
|
Sharon O'Neill – Sharon O'Neill
|
Jon Stevens –
Montego Bay
|
Unknown
|
Logan Park Hotel, Auckland
|
[12]
|
16
|
1981 RIANZ Music Awards
|
1981
|
Unknown
|
Dave McArtney and the Pink Flamingos (4 awards)
|
Dave McArtney and the Pink Flamingos – Dave McArtney and the Pink Flamingos
|
Coup D'État – "Doctor, I Like Your Medicine"
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
17
|
1982 RIANZ Music Awards
|
1982
|
Unknown
|
DD Smash (4 awards)
|
DD Smash –
Cool Bananas
|
Prince Tui Teka – "E Ipo"
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
18
|
1983 New Zealand Music Awards
|
November 1983
|
TV One
|
DD Smash (4 awards)
|
DD Smash –
Live: Deep in the Heart of Taxes
|
DD Smash – "
Outlook For Thursday"
|
Karyn Hay and
Phillip Schofield
|
Michael Fowler Centre
|
[12]
|
19
|
1984 New Zealand Music Awards
|
1984
|
Dance Exponents (3 awards)
|
Dance Exponents –
Prayers Be Answered
|
The Narcs – "You Took Me Heart and Soul"
|
[12]
|
20
|
1985 New Zealand Music Awards
|
1985
|
Netherworld Dancing Toys (3 awards)
|
Netherworld Dancing Toys – Painted Years
|
Netherworld Dancing Toys – "For Today"
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
21
|
1986 New Zealand Music Awards
|
November 1986
|
Unknown
|
Peking Man (5 awards)
|
Peking Man – Peking Man
|
Peking Man – "
Room That Echoes"
|
Unknown
|
Sheraton Hotel, Auckland
|
[12]
|
22
|
1987 New Zealand Music Awards
|
1987
|
Unknown
|
Dave Dobbyn (4 awards)
|
Herbs –
Sensitive to a Smile
|
Dave Dobbyn – "
You Oughta Be In Love"
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
23
|
1988 New Zealand Music Awards
|
1988
|
Unknown
|
Holidaymakers (4 awards)
|
Dave Dobbyn –
Loyal
|
Holidaymakers – "
Sweet Lovers"
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
24
|
1989 New Zealand Music Awards
|
1989
|
Unknown
|
Margaret Urlich (3 awards)
|
Margaret Urlich –
Safety In Numbers
|
Margaret Urlich – "
Escaping"
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
25
|
1990 New Zealand Music Awards
|
March 1990
|
Unknown
|
The Chills (4 awards)
|
The Chills –
Submarine Bells
|
The Chills – "Heavenly Pop Hit"
|
Unknown
|
Unknown
|
[12]
|
No awards were presented in 1991
|
[13]
|
26
|
1992 Pepsi New Zealand Music Awards
|
6 April 1992
|
TV2
|
Headless Chickens &
The Exponents (2 awards)
|
Headless Chickens –
Body Blow
|
The Exponents – "
Why Does Love Do This To Me"
|
Unknown
|
Aotea Centre
|
[14]
|
27
|
1993 Pepsi New Zealand Music Awards
|
1993
|
The Mutton Birds (3 awards)
|
The Mutton Birds –
The Mutton Birds
|
The Mutton Birds – "Nature"
|
Simon Barnett
|
Powerstation
|
[15]
|
28
|
1994 New Zealand Music Awards
|
11 April 1994
|
Headless Chickens (3 awards)
|
Straitjacket Fits –
Blow
|
Headless Chickens – "
Juice"/"
Choppers"
|
Unknown
|
Pan Pacific Hotel
|
[16]
|
29
|
1995 New Zealand Music Awards
|
12 April 1995
|
—
|
Supergroove (4 awards)
|
Supergroove –
Traction
|
Purest Form – "
Message to My Girl"
|
Unknown
|
Carlton Hotel
|
[17]
|
30
|
1996 Clear Music and Entertainment Awards
|
13 April 1996
|
TV3
|
Shihad (4 awards)
|
Shihad –
Killjoy
|
OMC – "
How Bizarre"
|
Unknown
|
Aotea Centre
|
[18]
|
31
|
1997 Clear Music and Entertainment Awards
|
3 May 1997
|
Che Fu (3 awards)
|
Strawpeople – Vicarious
|
DLT featuring
Che Fu – "Chains"
|
Unknown
|
[19]
|
32
|
1998 New Zealand Music Awards
|
23 April 1998
|
TV2
|
Bic Runga (4 awards)
|
Bic Runga –
Drive
|
Bic Runga – "
Sway"
|
Jon Bridges,
Petra Bagust and Nathan Rarere
|
[20]
[21]
|
33
|
Coca-Cola New Zealand Music Awards
|
13 March 1999
|
TV3/
C4
|
The Feelers (4 awards)
|
The Feelers –
Supersystem
|
Che Fu – "Scene III"
|
Jon Bridges, Nathan Rarere, and
Jackie Clarke
|
Auckland Town Hall
|
[4]
[22]
|
34
|
2000 New Zealand Music Awards
|
4 March 2000
|
Sky 1/
Juice TV
|
Stellar (5 awards)
|
Stellar –
Mix
|
Stellar – "
Violent"
|
Marcus Lush
|
Civic Theatre
|
[23]
[24]
|
35
|
2001 New Zealand Music Awards
|
2 March 2001
|
TV2
|
Zed (3 awards)
|
Zed –
Silencer
|
Fur Patrol – "
Lydia"
|
Francesca Rudkin
|
[25]
[26]
|
36
|
2002 New Zealand Music Awards
|
10 May 2002
[note 1]
|
Che Fu (4 awards)
|
Che Fu –
The Navigator
|
Che Fu – "Fade Away"
|
Erika Takacs and
Marcus Lush
|
St James Theatre
|
[27]
|
37
|
2003 New Zealand Music Awards
|
30 April 2003
|
TV3
|
The Datsuns &
Bic Runga (4 awards)
|
The Datsuns –
The Datsuns
|
Goodshirt – "
Sophie"
|
Oliver Driver and
Lucy Lawless
|
Aotea Centre
|
[28]
[29]
|
38
|
2004 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
22 September 2004
[note 2]
|
C4
|
Scribe (6 awards)
|
Scribe –
The Crusader
|
Scribe – "
Stand Up"
|
Jaquie Brown and
Mikey Havoc
|
[31]
[32]
|
39
|
2005 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
5 October 2005
|
Fat Freddy's Drop (4 awards)
|
Fat Freddy's Drop –
Based on a True Story
|
Breaks Co-Op – "
The Otherside"
|
Jaquie Brown and
Oliver Driver
|
[33]
[34]
[35]
|
40
|
2006 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
18 October 2006
|
Bic Runga (4 awards)
|
Bic Runga –
Birds
|
Pluto – "
Long White Cross"
|
[36]
[37]
|
41
|
2007 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
18 October 2007
|
The Mint Chicks (5 awards)
|
The Mint Chicks –
Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No!
|
Evermore – "
Light Surrounding You"
|
Dai Henwood
|
[38]
[39]
|
42
|
2008 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
8 October 2008
|
Flight of the Conchords &
Opshop (4 awards)
|
Flight of the Conchords –
Flight of the Conchords
|
Opshop – "
One Day"
|
Vector Arena
|
[40]
[41]
|
43
|
2009 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
8 October 2009
|
Ladyhawke (6 awards)
|
Ladyhawke –
Ladyhawke
|
Ladyhawke – "
My Delirium"
|
[42]
|
44
|
2010 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
7 October 2010
|
Gin Wigmore &
Stan Walker (4 awards)
|
Gin Wigmore –
Holy Smoke
|
Kids of 88 – "
Just a Little Bit"
|
Shannon Ryan and
Ben Hurley
|
[43]
|
45
|
2011 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
3 November 2011
|
Four
|
The Naked and Famous (7 awards)
|
The Naked and Famous –
Passive Me, Aggressive You
|
The Naked and Famous – "
Young Blood"
|
Shannon Ryan and
Ben Boyce
|
[44]
|
46
|
2012 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
1 November 2012
|
Six60 (6 awards)
|
Kimbra –
Vows
|
Six60 – "
Don't Forget Your Roots"
|
[45]
|
47
|
2013 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
21 November 2013
|
Lorde &
Aaradhna (4 awards)
|
Aaradhna –
Treble & Reverb
|
Lorde – "
Royals"
|
Shannon Ryan and
Stan Walker
|
[46]
|
48
|
2014 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
20 November 2014
|
Lorde (6 awards)
|
Lorde –
Pure Heroine
|
Lorde – "
Team"
|
Shannon Ryan and
Dai Henwood
|
[47]
|
49
|
2015 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
19 November 2015
|
TV3
|
Broods (4 awards)
|
Broods –
Evergreen
|
Lorde – "
Yellow Flicker Beat"
|
Taika Waititi
[note 3]
|
[48]
|
50
|
2016 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
17 November 2016
|
Broods (5 awards)
|
Broods –
Conscious
|
Broods – "
Free"
|
Jono Pryor and
Ben Boyce
|
[49]
|
51
|
2017 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
16 November 2017
|
Three
|
Lorde (5 awards)
|
Lorde -
Melodrama
|
Lorde - "
Green Light"
|
Spark Arena
|
[50]
|
52
|
2018 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
15 November 2018
|
Six60 (4 awards)
|
Marlon Williams - Make Way for Love
|
Drax Project - "Woke Up Late"
|
Kanoa Lloyd and
Stan Walker
|
[51]
|
53
|
2019 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
|
14 November 2019
|
Benee (4 awards)
|
Avantdale Bowling Club – Avantdale Bowling Club
|
Benee – "
Soaked"
|
Laura Daniel and
Jon Toogood
|
[52]
[53]
[54]
|
54
|
2020 Aotearoa Music Awards
|
15 November 2020
|
The Edge TV (7–8:30)
Three (8:30–10:30)
|
Benee (4 awards)
|
The Beths – Jump Rope Gazers
|
Benee – "
Supalonely"
|
Sharyn Casey and Jayden King (7–8:30)
Jesse Mulligan (8:30–10:30)
|
[8]
|
55
|
2021 Aotearoa Music Awards
|
17 December 2021
|
TVNZ 2
|
L.A.B. (5 awards)
|
L.A.B. –
L.A.B. IV
|
L.A.B. – "Why Oh Why"
|
Hayley Sproull and
Stan Walker
|
Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre,
Aotea Centre
|
[55]
|
56
|
2022 Aotearoa Music Awards
|
10 November 2022
|
—
|
L.A.B. (4 awards)
|
L.A.B.-
L.A.B. V
|
L.A.B. – "
Mr Reggae"
|
—
|
[56]
|