2004

Taking place on February 12th at Hammersmith Palais, it was the year in which the new rock revolution had taken over and the likes of Franz Ferdinand, The White Stripes, Jet and the Kings Of Leon ruled the roost.

A reliably cheery Thom Yorke told us “(I’ve been drinking) Wine, but it’s awful!” Meanwhile Caleb Followill urged NME to give a gong to long-dead Velvet Underground chanteuse Nico and Jack White was still referring to Meg as his ‘sister’. Aw, bless.

Presenter
Vernon Kay

 

Best Video
Radiohead – ‘There There’

Best Album
Radiohead – ‘Hail To The Thief’

Best New Band
Kings Of Leon

Best International Band
Kings Of Leon

Living Legend
Arthur Lee

Best Single
White Stripes – ‘7 Nation Army’

Best Solo Artist
Ryan Adams

Worst Single
Fast Food Rockers – ‘Fast Food Song’

Most Missed
Johnny Cash

Best Website
NME.COM

Hero Of The Year
Pete Doherty

Villian Of The Year
George Bush

Fight Of The Year
Jack White vs Jason Von Bondie

Waster Of The Year
Pete Doherty

Sexiest Man
Har Man Superstar

Sexiest Woman
Brody Dalle

Best Haircut
Caleb Followill

Best Live Venue
Brixton Carling Academy

Best Album Artwork
Radiohead ‘Hail To The Thief’

Best TV Show
‘The Office’

Best Film
‘The Lord Of The Rings’

The Fuck Me! Award For Innovation
Dizzee Rascal

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