J Awards 2020 Winners: LIVE UPDATES

It’s that time of the year again – triple j’s annual J Awards have kicked off for 2020, with winners set to be announced on air throughout the day.

This year’s nominations are led by singer-songwriter Gordi and rapper JK-47, both of whom are up for two awards each. Australian Album of the Year noms also include the likes of Alice Ivy, Ball Park Music, Tame Impala, The Kid LAROI and Miiesha, while acts who are up for Double J Artist of the Year include Archie Roach, L-FRESH the Lion and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever.

Plus, this year’s Done Good Award nominees reflect a year in which the music community has truly come together to support vital causes, celebrating individuals and initiatives that have brought change and inspired – Fire Fight Australia, livestream festival Isol-Aid and Ziggy Ramo are among the names listed in this year’s nominees.

We’ll be updating this article as winners are announced, so stay tuned!

J Awards 2020 (updated live)

Done Good Awards

Fire Fight Australia

Isol-Aid – for their innovation in producing over 30 online music festivals with local and international artists to raise money during COVID

Lucas Sutton

Mushroom Group/MCH

Ziggy Ramo

triple j Australian Album of the Year

Alice Ivy, Don’t Sleep

Ball Park Music, Ball Park Music

DMA’S, The Glow

Gordi, Our Two Skins

JK-47, Made For This

Lime Cordiale, 14 Steps To A Better You

Miiesha, Nyaaringu

Spacey Jane, Sunlight

Tame Impala, The Slow Rush

The Kid LAROI, F*ck Love

Double J Artist of the Year

Archie Roach


Gordi

L-FRESH The LION

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

Washington

Unearthed Artist of the Year

Jaguar Jonze

JK-47

Mia Rodriguez

Sycco

Yours Truly

triple j and Rage Australian Music Video of the Year

OneFour, ‘Welcome To Prison’ – Directed by Jon Baxter and Nick Stevens

Sampa The Great, ‘Time’s Up’ (ft. Krown) – Directed by Sanjay De Silva

Tasman Keith, ‘Billy Bad Again’ – Directed by Joey Hunter

Tkay Maidza, ‘Don’t Call Again’ (ft. Kari Faux) – Directed by Tkay Maidza and Jordan Kirk

Violent Soho, ‘Pick It Up Again’ – Directed by Dan Graetz

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