Spice Girls awards

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The Spice Girls were a British pop group that released 3 studio albums and 11 singles globally between July 1996 and November 2000. The group, comprised of the members Melanie Chisholm, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Melanie Brown and Victoria Beckham, sold more than 55 million records and topped every major albums chart around the world including Britain, United States, Australia, Japan, Canada, France and Germany. Through 1997 to 2000, Spice Girls have won 137 awards.

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[edit] American Music Awards

  • 1998: Favourite Band, Duet or Group(Pop/Rock)
  • 1998: Favourite Album (Pop/Rock)- "Spice"
  • 1998: Favourite New Artist (Pop/Rock)

[edit] Billboard Music Awards

  • 1997: Album of the Year: "Spice"
  • 1997: New Artist: Spice Girls

[edit] Billboard End Of Year Music Charts

  • 1997: Top Pop Artist – Duo/Group (Singles and Albums)
  • 1997: Top New Pop Artist
  • 1997: Top Billboard 200 Albums: "Spice"
  • 1997: Top Billboard 200 Album Artist – Duo/Group
  • 1997: Top Hot 100 Singles Artist – Duo/Group
  • 1997: Top Pop Artist (Singles and Albums): Spice Girls #2
  • 1997: Top Billboard 200 Albums Artist: Spice Girls #2
  • 1997: Top Hot 100 Singles Artist: Spice Girls #2
  • 1998: Top Billboard 200 Album Artist – Duo/Group
  • 1998: Top Billboard 200 Album Artist: Spice Girls #3
  • 1998: Top Pop Artists – Duo/Group: Spice Girls #4

[edit] Brit Awards

  • 1997: Best video: "Say You’ll Be There"
  • 1997: Best single: "Wannabe"

Also nominated for Best British Group, Best Breakthrough Act and Best Producer

  • 1998: Best Selling British Album Act Around The World

Special Recognition Award for global album sales.
Also nominated for Best Video ("Spice Up Your Life")

  • 2000: Outstanding Contribution To The British Music Industry

Special Recognition Award recognising outstanding talent. Previous winners include Elton John, Annie Lennox, u2, The Beatles and Queen

[edit] British Academy of Composers and Songwriters Ivor Novello Awards

  • 1997: International Hit Of The Year ("Wannabe")
  • 1997: Best British-Written Single: ("Wannabe")

[edit] British Phonographic Industry Sales Awards

Silver Awards (Awarded for shipments of 60,000 albums / 200,000 singles in Britain)

  • "Wannabe" (July 1 1996)
  • "Say You’ll Be There" (Oct 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) (Nov 1 1996) (Awarded for Advanced Orders)
  • "Who Do You Think You Are"/"Mama" (Mar 1 1997)
  • "Spice Up Your Life" (Oct 17 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Album) (Nov 7 1997)
  • "Too Much" (Dec 19 1997)
  • "Stop" (Mar 13 1998)
  • "Viva Forever" (Jul 24 1998)
  • "Goodbye" (Dec 18 1998)
  • "Holler"/"Let Love Lead The Way" (Oct 27 2000)
  • "Forever" (Album) (Nov 17 2000)

Gold Awards (Awarded for shipments of 100,000 albums / 400,000 singles in Britain)

  • "Wannabe" (July 1 1996)
  • "Say You’ll Be There" (Oct 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) (Nov 1 1996)
  • "Who Do You Think You Are"/"Mama" (Mar 1 1997)
  • "Spice Up Your Life" (Oct 17 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Album) (Nov 7 1997)
  • "Too Much" (Dec 19 1997)
  • "Viva Forever" (Jul 24 1998)
  • "Goodbye" (Dec 18 1998)
  • "Forever" (Album) (Nov 17 2000)

Platinum Awards (Awarded for shipments of 300,000 albums / 600,000 singles in Britain)

  • "Wannabe" (Aug 1 1996)
  • "Say You’ll Be There" (Oct 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) (Nov 1 1996)
  • "Who Do You Think You Are"/"Mama" (Mar 1 1997)
  • "Spice Up Your Life" (Oct 17 1997)
  • "Spicworld" (Album) (Nov 7 1997)
  • "Too Much" (Jan 9 1998)
  • "Viva Forever" (Aug 13 1998)
  • "Goodbye" (Dec 18 1998)
  • "Forever" (Album) (Nov 17 2000)

Multi-Platinum Awards (Awarded for shipments for every 300,000 albums / 600,000 singles in Britain)

  • "Spice" (Album) 2xPlatinum (Nov 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) 3xPlatinum (Nov 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) 4xPlatinum (Dec 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) 5xPlatinum (Dec 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) 6xPlatinum (Dec 1 1996)
  • "Spice" (Album) 7xPlatinum (Jan 1 1997)
  • "Spice" (Album) 8xPlatinum (Mar 1 1997)
  • "Spice" (Album) 9xPlatinum (Apr 1 1997)
  • "Spice" (Album) 10xPlatinum (Aug 1 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Album) 2xPlatinum (Nov 7 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Album) 3xPlatinum (Nov 7 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Album) 4xPlatinum (Nov 7 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Album) 5xPlatinum (Dec 19 1997)

[edit] Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA) Sales Awards

Gold Awards (Awarded for shipments of 50,000 albums or singles in Canada)

  • "Spice" (Jan 10 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Nov 04 1997)
  • "Goodbye" (Jan 12 1999)
  • "Forever" (Dec 14 2000)

Platinum Awards (Awarded for shipments of 100,000 albums or singles in Canada)

  • "Spice" (Jan 17 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Nov 04 1997)
  • "Goodbye" (Jan 12 1999)
  • "Forever" (Dec 14 2000)

Multi-Platinum Awards (Awarded for shipments of every 100,000 albums or singles in Canada)

  • "Spice" 2x Platinum (Feb 28 1997)
  • "Spice" 3x Platinum (Mar 31 1997)
  • "Spice" 4x Platinum (Apr 22 1997)
  • "Spice" 5x Platinum (May 23 1997)
  • "Spice" 6x Platinum (Jul 14 1997)
  • "Spice" 7x Platinum (Aug 18 1997)
  • "Spice" 8x Platinum (Oct 26 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" 2x Platinum (Nov 04 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" 3x Platinum (Nov 04 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" 4x Platinum (Nov 04 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" 5x Platinum (Jan 15 1998)
  • "Spiceworld" 6x Platinum (May 28 1998)
  • "Spiceworld" 7x Platinum (May 28 1998)
  • "Spiceworld" 8x Platinum (Jul 07 1998)
  • "Spice" 9x Platinum (Jul 07 1998)
  • "Spiceworld" 9x Platinum (Aug 28 1998)
  • "Goodbye" 2x Platinum (Jan 12 1999)
  • "Forever" 2x Platinum (Dec 14 2000)

Diamond Awards (Awarded for shipments of 1million albums or singles in Canada)

  • "Spice" (Jul 07 1997)
  • "Spiceworld" (Oct 23 1998)

[edit] Capital FM Awards

  • 1997: London’s Favourite Female Group

[edit] Channel V Music Awards (India)

  • 1997: Best International Album ("Spice")

[edit] Disney Awards

  • 1998: Best Pop Star

[edit] International Federation of the Phonographic Industry Sales Awards

Issued for albums sales within Europe (Platinum status = 1million copies shipped)

  • 1997: "Spice" - 8xPlatinum Award
  • 1998: "Spiceworld" - 5xPlatinum Award

[edit] Irish Recording Music Association (IRMA)

  • 1997: Best International Pop Album ("Spice")

[edit] Juno Awards (Canada)

  • 1998: International Album Of The Year ("Spice")

[edit] MTV Europe Music Awards

  • 1997: Best Group

Also nominated for Best Break Through and Best Dance

  • 1998: Best Group
  • 1998: Best Pop Act

[edit] MTV Video Music Awards

  • 1997: Best Dance Video ("Wannabe")

Also nominated in the Viewers Choice Award for "Say You'll Be There"

[edit] National Association of Retail Merchandisers (NARM) (US)

  • 1998: Best-selling Recording ("Spice")
  • 1998: Best-selling Chartmaker Recording of the Year ("Spice")

[edit] Online Music Awards

  • 1998: Album Of The Year ("Spice")

[edit] Recording Industry Association Of America (RIAA) Sales Awards

Gold Awards (Awarded for shipments of 500,000 albums or singles)

  • 1997: "Wannabe"
  • 1997: "Say You'll Be There"
  • 1997: "2 Become 1"
  • 1997: "Spice" (Album)
  • 1997: "Spiceworld" (Album)
  • 1998: "Spice Up Your Life"
  • 1998: "Goodbye"

Platinum Awards (Awarded for shipments of 1,000,000 albums/singles and for 100,000 long-form music videos)

  • 1997: "Wannabe"
  • 1997: "Spice" (Album)
  • 1997: "Spiceworld" (Album)
  • 1999: "Live At Wembley"
  • 1999: "Girl Power! Live In Istanbul"

Multi-Platinum Awards (Awarded for every shipment of 1,000,000 albums)

  • 1997: "Spice" 2xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1997: "Spice" 3xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1997: "Spice" 4xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1997: "Spice" 5xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1997: "Spiceworld" 2xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1997: "Spiceworld" 3xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1998: "Spice" 6xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1998: "Spice" 7xPlatinum (Album)
  • 1998: "Spiceworld" 4xPlatinum (Album)

[edit] Smash Hits! Awards

  • 1996: Best British Group
  • 1996: Best New Act
  • 1996: Best Pop Video ("Say You’ll Be There")
  • 1997: Best Band

[edit] World Music Awards

  • 1997: Best Female Newcomers
  • 1998: Worlds Best Selling Pop Artist/Group
  • 1998: Best Selling British Artist/Group
Spice Girls
v • d • e

Victoria Beckham • Melanie Brown • Emma Bunton • Melanie Chisholm • Geri Halliwell

Studio albums: Spice (1996) • Spiceworld (1997) • Forever (2000)

Singles: "Wannabe" • "Say You'll Be There" • "2 Become 1" • "Who Do You Think You Are" / "Mama"
"Spice Up Your Life" • "Too Much" • "Stop" • "Viva Forever" • "Goodbye" • "Holler" / "Let Love Lead the Way"

Related articles: Discography • Awards • Library • Merchandise • Spiceworld movie
Spiceworld Tour • Girl Power! Live in Istanbul • Girl Power • Virgin Records • Simon Fuller • Michelle Stephenson

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