The Q Awards, London UK on 10th Oct 2005. James won the award for Best New Act 2005. He was nominated for three awards: Best New Act, Best Song (You're Beautiful) and Best Album (Back To Bedlam).

BT Digital Music Awards (DMA), London UK on 18th Oct 2005. James won the award for Best Pop Act. He was nominated for three awards: Best Pop Act, Best Single (You're Beautiful) and Artist Of The Year. James was unable to attend the awards ceremony due to his busy UK tour schedule. James performed at the previous years DMA Awards ceremony (in 2004).

MTV Europe Music Awards, Lisbon Portugal on 3rd November 2005. James won the award for Best New Act. He was nominated for three awards: Best New Act, Best Song (You're Beautiful) and Best UK and Ireland Act. James was unable to attend the awards ceremony due to his U.S. tour, but he did send a recorded video message with him accepting the award from actress Mischa Barton.

The NRJ Music Awards, Cannes, France on 21st January 2006. James won the award for Best International Breakthrough of the year (Révélation internationale de l'année). He was nominated for that one category. James attended the ceremony. Apparently, early the next morning a burglar broke into James' hotel room while he was asleep. James awoke and hit the thief with the NRJ award he'd just won causing him to flee.

The BRIT Awards, London, UK on 15th February 2006. James won the awards for Best Pop Act and British Male Solo Artist. He was nominated for five awards: British Male Solo Artist, British album (Back To Bedlam), British single (You're Beautiful), British Breakthrough Act and Best Pop Act. James performed You're Beautiful at the ceremony in front of a large screen video showing a specially made sequel to the original You're Beautiful video. This follow up film shows James plunging into the water and encountering three beautiful water nymths.

Shockwaves NME Awards, London, UK on 24th February 2006. James won the award for Worst Album (Back To Bedlam). He was nominated for that one award.

The ECHO Awards, Berlin, Germany on 12th March 2006. James won the award for Best Newcomer International. He was nominated for two awards: Best Male Artist and Best Newcomer International. James was unable to attend the ceremony but sent a recorded video message with an acceptance speech in German.

MTV Australia Music Awards, Sydney, Australia on 12th April 2006. James won the award for Song Of The Year (You're Beautiful). He was nominated for two awards: Best Male Artist and Song Of The Year. James performed You're Beautiful at the ceremony with the same "water nymths" video shown as at the Brit Awards 2006.

Ivor Novello Awards, London on 25th May 2006. James won the awards for PRS (Performing Right Society) Most Performed Work (You're Beautiful) and International Hit Of The Year (You're Beautiful). He was nominated for those two awards. James attended the ceremony. He joked at the awards: "To all those bastards who don't like my music - you're all adults, you can switch your radio off.".

Much Music Video Awards (MMVA), Toronto, Canada on 16th June 2006. James was nominated for one award: Favourite International Artist but didn't win that category.

Teen Choice Awards, Gibson Amphitheater, California, U.S.A. on 14th August 2006. James won the award for 'choice music male artist'. This is an award awarded by the US broadcast station FOX and elected by teens via the internet. James attended the ceremony.

U.S. MTV Video Music Awards (VMA), New York, U.S.A. on 31st August 2006. James won the awards for Best Male Video and Cinematography (both for You're Beautiful). James was nominated for three awards: Best Male Video, Best New Artist Video and Cinematography (all for You're Beautiful). James attended the ceremony.

MTV Latin American Music Awards, Mexico City, Mexico on 19th October 2006. James won the award for Best International New Artist. James was nominated for two awards: Best International New Artist and Song Of The Year (for You're Beautiful). James was unable to attended the ceremony due to his U.S. Fall Tour.

World Music Awards, London, UK on 15th November 2006. James won the awards for World's Best New Artist and Best-Selling British Artist. James was nominated for three awards: World's Best New Artist, World's Best Pop Artist and Best-Selling British Artist. James was the only artist to win two awards at the ceremony. He was unable to attended the awards due to his U.S. Fall Tour.

Billboard Music Awards, Las Vegas, U.S.A. on 4th December 2006. James was nominated for one award for: Rock Album of the Year but didn't win that category.

Pollstar Concert Industry Awards, Los Angles, U.S.A. on 8th February 2007. James was nominated for one award for: Best New Touring Artist but didn't win that category.

49th Grammy Awards, Los Angeles, U.S.A. on 11th February 2007. James was nominated for five awards: Record of the Year, Song of the Year (both for You're Beautiful), Best New Artist, Best Male Pop Vocal Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album (Back To Bedlam) but didn't win any of the categories. James attended the ceremony and performed You're Beautiful dedicating the song to the late Atlantic Records co-founder Ahmet Ertegun who had died in December 2006.

GQ Awards, London, UK on 4th September 2007. James won the award for Best Solo Artist. James attended the ceremony and was presented his award by model Sophie Dahl.

MTV Europe Music Awards, Munich Germany on 1st November 2007. James was nominated for one award for Best Solo Act but didn't win that category.

World Music Awards, Monte-Carlo, Monaco on 4th November 2007. James was nominated for one award for World's Best Pop/Rock Male Artist but didn't win that category.

The NRJ Music Awards, Cannes, France on 26th January 2008. James was nominated for three awards for International Male Artist Of The Year, International Song (for 1973), and International Album (for All The Lost Souls) but didn't win in any of the categories. James attended the ceremony and performed Same Mistake at the show. He also presented Celine Dion her Award D'honneur.

The ECHO Awards, Berlin, Germany on 15th Febraury 2008. James won the award for Best International Male Artist. He was nominated for only that category. James attended the ceremony and performed Same Mistake at the show.

The BRIT Awards, London, UK on 20th February 2008. James was shortlisted for one award for Best British Single (for 1973) but didn't win that category after being knocked out in the first round of online voting.

U.S. MTV Video Music Awards (VMA), Hollywood, California, U.S.A. on 7th September 2008. James was shortlisted for nomination in an online vote for one award for Best Male Video (Same Mistake) but didn't become a nominee in that category.

Live Award, Hamburg, Germany on 31st October 2008. James and the band won a German Live Award, given to artists who have played to audiences of more than 100,000 in Germany.

MTV Europe Music Awards, Liverpool, UK on 6th November 2008. James was shortlisted in an online vote for two award nominations for Most Addictive Track (Carry You Home) and Album Of The Year (for All The Lost Souls) but didn't become a nominee in either categories.

World Music Awards, Monte-Carlo, Monaco on 9th November 2008. James was nominated for one award for World's Best Pop/Rock Male Artist but didn't win that category.

Radio Forth Awards 2008, Edinburgh, UK on 12th November 2008. James won the Radio Forth Best Performance Award sponsored by Heritage Portfolio. James attended the ceremony and performed at the show.

The NRJ Music Awards, Cannes, France on 17th January 2009. James was nominated for the award International Male Artist of the Year but didn't win that category.

See also awards for the James Blunt documentary film 'Till You're Told To Stop' [HERE].

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Virgin Media Awards, London, UK, 2011. James won the award in the category 'Hottest Male'.

NJR Awards, Cannes, France, on 22nd January 2011. James was nominated for the award 'International Male Artist of the Year' but didn't win this category. James attended the ceremony and performed 'Stay The Night' at the show.

The BT Digital Music Awards. Monkey King's Book of Amazing Facts fansite has since 2006 been entering the annual BT DMA Awards in the the category: 'Best unofficial Music Website' / 'Best Fansite'. The winners are chosen by online votes. After the Awards a list is published showing the ranked positions according to the number of votes.

M.K.A.F's previous results were:

2006 - 62nd
2007 - 39th
2008 - 11th
2009 - cancelled
2010 - 3rd
2011 - 3rd. Many thanks for all the votes!