Grammis




Not to be confused with Grammys.




























Grammis

2018 Grammis Awards
Awarded for Recognize and reward artists, musicians and creative people who have achieved interesting works in various fields of music during the year
Date 1969 (1969)–1972 (1972)
1987 (1987)–present
Country Sweden
Presented by
International Federation of the Phonographic Industry Sweden
First awarded 1969 (1969)
Website grammis.se

The Grammis Awards are Swedish music awards. Some in Sweden consider the Grammis the Swedish equivalent of the Grammy Awards. The awards ceremony is generally held each year in February in Stockholm. The awards were established in 1969 and awarded until 1972 when they were cancelled, then revived in 1987.


The awards are presented by IFPI Sweden, along with the Expressen newspaper.




Contents






  • 1 Categories awarded


  • 2 List of winners


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





Categories awarded




  • Song of the Year

  • Album of the Year

  • Artist of the Year

  • Children's Album of the Year

  • Classical Ensemble of the Year

  • Classical Soloist of the Year

  • Composer of the Year

  • Folk Music of the Year

  • Hard Rock / Metal of the Year

  • Hip Hop/Soul of the Year

  • Innovator of the Year

  • Jazz of the Year

  • Lyrics Composer of the Year

  • Music DVD of the Year

  • New Artist of the Year

  • Pop Group of the Year

  • Pop Artist (Male) of the Year

  • Pop Artist (Female) of the Year

  • Producer of the Year

  • Rock Group of the Year


  • Schlager/Dansband of the Year

  • Song Lyrics Composer of the Year

  • Best International Artist

  • Open Category




List of winners


Song of the Year[1]




  • 2018: "Only You" - Zara Larsson

  • 2017: "If I Were Sorry" - Frans

  • 2016: "Dö för dig" - Danny Saucedo

  • 2015: "Habits (Stay High)" - Tove Lo

  • 2014: "Det kommer aldrig va över för mig" - Håkan Hellström

  • 2013: "Vart jag än går" - Stiftelsen

  • 2012: "Levels" - Avicii

  • 2011: (by TV viewers): "Dancing on My Own" - Robyn

  • 2008: (by TV viewers): "Jennie Let Me Love You" – E.M.D.

  • 2007: (by TV viewers): "Om du lämnade mig nu" – Lars Winnerbäck & Miss Li

  • 2006: (by TV viewers): "7milakliv" – Martin Stenmarck

  • 2005: (by TV viewers): "Money For Nothing" – Darin

  • 2004: "Ingen vill veta var du köpt din tröja" – Raymond & Maria

  • 2003: "Här kommer alla känslorna (på en och samma gång)" – Per Gessle

  • 2002: "Dom andra" – Kent

  • 2001: "Come Along" – Titiyo

  • 2000: "It Takes a Fool to Remain Sane" – The Ark

  • 1999: "Du får göra som du vill" – Patrik Isaksson

  • 1998: "Big Big World" – Emilia

  • 1997: "Burnin'" – Cue

  • 1996: "Gå och fiska!" – Gyllene Tider

  • 1995: "Det vackraste" – Cecilia Vennersten

  • 1994: "När vi gräver guld i USA" – Glenmark/Eriksson/Strömstedt

  • 1993: "Lilla fågel blå" – Staffan Hellstrand

  • 1992: "Himlen runt hörnet" – Lisa Nilsson

  • 1991: "Vem tänder stjärnorna?" – Eva Dahlgren

  • 1990: "En del av mitt hjärta" – Tomas Ledin

  • 1989: "Ängeln i rummet" – Eva Dahlgren




References





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  • Grammis Awards

  • 2010 Swedish Grammis, the winners



External links




  • Grammis (in Swedish)


  • IFPI: Grammis (in Swedish)








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