Here are the nominees and winners of last night’s RTÉ Choice Music Prizes in Dublin.
Skiddle Staff
Date published: 8th Mar 2024
Last night, the 19th annual RTÉ Choice Music Prize Awards went down at Dublin’s Vicar Street to celebrate some of the best music and artists Ireland has produced.
The Album of the Year winner, chosen by a panel of eleven industry experts and Irish media professionals, received a €10,000 prize provided by The Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) and The Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA).
As well as dishing out awards to the best Irish artists around right now, the show saw live performances from nominees. Stellar performances were given by rock band The Murder Capital, contemporary Irish folk group Lankum, indie’s Ezra Williams, rapper Kojaque, alternative artist Rachael Lavelle, Irish folk singer John Francis Flynn, country-pop singer-songwriter CMAT, and indie-pop band Soda Blonde.
Below is the full list of RTÉ Choice Music Prize nominees and winners.
WINNER: U2 - Achtung Baby
WINNER: Cian Ducrot – 'Heaven'
Chubby Cat – 'Big Dog Barking'
CMAT – 'Stay For Something'
Hozier – 'Eat Your Young'
Jazzy – 'Giving Me'
John Francis Flynn – 'Mole In The Ground'
Kojaque – 'Woof'
Lankum – 'Go Dig My Grave'
Niall Horan – 'Heaven'
Soda Blonde – 'Bad Machine'
WINNER: Lankum – False Lankum
Grian Chatten – Chaos For The Fly
CMAT – Crazymad For Me
John Francis Flynn – Look Over The Wall, See The Sky
Kojaque – Phantom of the Afters
Rachael Lavelle – Big Dreams
The Murder Capital – Gigi’s Recovery
The Scratch – Mind Yourself
Soda Blonde – Dream Big
Ezra Williams – Supernumeraries
WINNER: Jazzy
CMAT
Cian Ducrot
Hozier
Lankum
WINNER: Jazzy
49th & Main
John Francis Flynn
OXN
The Scratch
And there you have this year’s winners of the RTÉ Choice Music Prize awards! We put Lankum’s False Lankum at number six on our best albums of 2023 list, so we'd have to agree their Irish Album of the Year award was well-deserved!
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