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ARIAs 2010: Have Your Say
This is the first time ordinary folk like us get to have our say, and voting for most popular Australian album, single and artist, plus the gong for most popular International act is open now via the ARIA website and Facebook sites.
To cast your vote, head to the awards website or Facebook page. And let us know your voting intentions via the Comments box, below...
2010 Nominees:
Most Popular Australia Album
Angus & Julia Stone - Down The Way
Empire Of The Sun - Walking On A Dream
Guy Sebastian- Like It Like That
Jimmy Barnes - The Rhythm and the Blues
John Butler Trio - April Uprising
Kate Miller-Heidke - Curiouser
Powderfinger - Golden Rule
Stan Walker - Introducing
The Temper Trap - Conditions
Vanessa Amorosi - Hazardous
Most Popular Australian Single
Brian McFadden -Just Say So
Gabriella Cilmi - On A Mission
Guy Sebastian - Like It Like That
Guy Sebastian - Art of Love (featuring Jordin Sparks)
Kate Miller-Heidke - The Last Day on Earth
Stan Walker - Black Box
The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
Vanessa Amorosi - This is Who I am
Vanessa Amorosi - Mr. Mysterious (featuring Seany B)
Yolanda Be Cool & Dcup- We Speak No Americano
Most Popular Australian Artist
Adam Harvey
Airbourne
Alexander Tsiboulski
Amy Meredith
Angie Hart
Angus & Julia Stone
Archie Roach
Arj Barker
Art vs Science
Ash Grunwald
Basement Birds
Birds of Tokyo
Bliss N Eso
Bluejuice
Brian McFadden
Burkhard Dallwitz
Catherine Britt
Clare Bowditch
Cloud Control
Crowded House
Dan Kelly
Dan Sultan
David Hobson
Dead Letter Circus
Dick & Christa Hughes
Eddy Current Suppression Ring
Empire Of The Sun
Gabriella Cilmi
Geoffrey Lancaster
Greta Bradman
Guy Sebastian
Heath Franklin
James Morrison & The Idea Of North
Jason Walker
Jay Laga'aia
Jeff Lang
Jimeoin
Jimmy Barnes
Joe Chindamo
John Butler Trio
Joseph Tawadros
Josh Pyke
Justine Clarke
Kate Miller-Heidke
Kylie Minogue
Lee Kernaghan
Li- Wei Qin
Lisa Miller
Lisa Mitchell
Little Kasey Chambers, Poppa Bill and the Little Hillbillies
Lowrider
M-Phazes
Miami Horror
Midnight Juggernauts
Parkway Drive
Paul Dempsey
Pendulum
Perry Keyes
Philadelphia Grand Jury
Powderfinger
Sia
Space Invadas
Stan Walker
Tame Impala
Teddy Tahu Rhodes
The Amity Affliction
The Bedroom Philosopher
The Cat Empire
The McClymonts
The Necks
The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra
The Temper Trap
The Wiggles
The Wilson Pickers
Urthboy
Vanessa Amorosi
Violent Soho
Washington
Whitley
Xavier Rudd
Yolanda Be Cool and Dcup
Most Popular International Artist
Beyoncé
Black Eyed Peas
David Guetta
Eminem
Jason Derulo
Katy Perry
Ke$ha
Lady Gaga
Michael Bublé
Mumford & Sons
Owl City
Rod Stewart
Susan Boyle
Taylor Swift
Train
Usher
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Kate Miller-Heidke /ˈhaɪdkiː/ (born 16 November 1981) is a singer-songwriter from Brisbane, Australia. Although classically trained, she has followed a career in alternative pop music. She is signed to Sony Australia, Epic in the US and RCA in the UK.
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Comments
Wow, the 2010 ARIA awards were unspeakably bad. The format was matched in its dreadfulness only by the arrogance of the musicians who continue to insult the public by showing up year after year to accept the very awards they pretend not to care about. It makes me sick. I'm looking at you Powderfinger, inter alia. A waste of time and a complete load of garbage. A piss-weak effort Australia.
I totally agree. A really trashy telecast not worthy of honouring our the amazing talent we have in this country. For the first time in many years - I turned it off!
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