11. Q Awards - October
The Q Awards were first presented by Q magazine in 1990. They have grown to earn a reputation as the most unpredictable and exciting awards ceremony in the UK.
12. American Music Awards - November
The American Music Awards were established in 1973 by Dick Clark. They were seen as a competitor for the prominence of the Grammy Awards and broadcast on ABC television instead of the traditional Grammy broadcast on CBS. The American Music Awards has since grown in prominence and are notable as music awards that are voted on by fans.
13. MTV Europe Music Awards - November
The MTV Europe Music Awards were established in 1994 by the MTV Europe music channel. Originally the ceremony was created to honor achievement in music video in Europe. However, it has grown to be a more general celebration of achievement in European music. Most awards are selected by viewer voting.
14. World Music Awards - November
The World Music Awards were established in 1989 to recognize worldwide achievement in music. The awards are operated by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry. The televised show is estimated to reach approximately one billion viewers around the world. Nominees and winners are based on worldwide music sales figures.
