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19 February 2015

By NEBeep

Kasabian may have had a lot to prove at the NME Awards after the absence of their name on the Brits nomination list following a big year.

Having headlined Glastonbury, had a number one album which spawned various singles and opened the BAFTA awards recently the groups hard work finally paid off when they were crowned Kings of Rock at the NME Awards last night.

Serge Pizzorno accused the Brits of trying to ‘shut down rock ‘n’ roll’ but the group definitely proved that rock ‘n’ roll is far from dead when they were named Best British Band and scooped the  Best Album for 48:13 at the Brixton Academy where a who’s who in real music turned out.

 

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Other winners included Jamie T who picked up multiple awards, Royal Blood who won Best New Band and Jake Bugg came out of hiding to pick up Best Solo Act.

The NME Awards 2015 with Austin, Texas winners are:

Best British Band supported by Marshall Amplification
Kasabian

 

Best Album
Kasabian – ’48:13′

 

Best International Band supported by Austin, Texas – The Live Music Capital Of The World®
Foo Fighters

 

Best Live Band supported by Dead Crow Spirit Flavoured Beers
Royal Blood

 

Best New Band supported by Replay
Royal Blood

 

Best Solo Artist supported by Pilot Frixion
Jake Bugg

jake bugg

 

Best Festival
Glastonbury

 

Best Track supported by Tito’s Handmade Vodka
Jamie T – ‘Zombie’

 

Best Video
Jamie T – ‘Zombie’

 

Best Music Film
Pulp: A Film About Life, Death And Supermarkets

 

Best Film
Northern Soul

 

Best TV Show
Game Of Thrones

 

Best Quote
Kasabian

 

Dancefloor Filler
Iggy Azalea feat. Charli XCX – ‘Fancy’

 

Worst Band
5 Seconds Of Summer

 

Villain Of The Year
Nigel Farage

 

Hero Of The Year
Alex Turner

 

Music Moment Of The Year
Jamie T’s comeback

 

Best Fan Community
Muse

 

Small Festival Of The Year
Liverpool Psych Fest

 

Book Of The Year
Viv Albertine – Clothes Clothes Clothes Music Music Music Boys Boys Boys

 

Reissue Of The Year
Manic Street Preachers – ‘The Holy Bible’

 

Best Band Social Media
Liam Gallagher’s Twitter

 

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