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Floyd nominated for "Best Live Return" Print E-mail
Written by Matt   
Monday, 09 October 2006

Tomorrow night, the 2006 Vodafone Live Music Awards are held in the legendary Roundhouse in London. Amongst the bands nominated for awards are Pink Floyd, who are in the running for "Best Live Return" for their headlining making appearance at Live 8.


Vodafone Live Music AwardsThousands of members of the UK public cast their votes over the last few months, although the "Best Live Return" category was one of those deliberated on by industry experts.

Tickets for the event were awarded to a random selection of those who voted. But if you weren't lucky enough to bag some of the VIP tickets, you can watch the event on UK TV station Channel 4 at 23:05hrs, tomorrow night (11th October) or catch the repeat on E4 on 14th October at 23:00hrs.

For more details on the awards, and the event itself, visit www.vodafonemusic.co.uk. Here's all the categories, and those who are shortlisted for each award:

    BEST LIVE RETURN NOMINEES
    Depeche Mode
    Take That
    Pink Floyd
    The Who
     
    THE FREDDIE MERCURY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN LIVE MUSIC
    The Who
     
    INTERNATIONAL LIVE ACT NOMINEES
    Foo Fighters
    The Killers
    Scissor Sisters
    U2
     
    BEST SHOW PRODUCTION NOMINEES
    Gorillaz
    Live 8
    Take That
    U2
     
    CHANNEL 4 FESTIVAL OF THE YEAR
    Carling Festival – Reading and Leeds,
    V Festival
    T in the Park
    Isle of Wight Festival
     
    LIVE MUSIC DVD
    Maximo Park
    Razorlight
    Keane
    Hard Fi
     
    LIVE MUSIC VENUE
    The Astoria London
    Brixton Carling Academy London
    Shepherds Bush Empire London
    Barrowlands Glasgow
     
    KERRANG! LIVE UNSIGNED ACT
    New Rhodes
    Zenyth
    Star Chamber
    New Breed
     
    VODAFONE LIVE ACT NOMINEES
    Coldplay
    Kaiser Chiefs
    Muse
    Razorlight
     
    XFM LIVE BREAKTHROUGH ACT NOMINEES
    The Fratellis
    Arctic Monkeys
    Dirty Pretty Things
    The Automatic
     
    TOUR OF THE YEAR NOMINEES
    Arctic Monkeys
    NME Awards Tour
    Oasis
    Take That
     
    VODAFONE LIVE IMPACT IN 2006 NOMINEES
    Arctic Monkeys
    Bob Geldof
    Gorillaz
    Muse

UPDATE, 12th October: Pink Floyd and The Who both scored very highly in their category, but were edged out by Take That, who picked up the award at London's Roundhouse last night.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 23 November 2006 )
 
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