London – The winners of the 2013 NME Awards were announced at The Troxy in East London on Wednesday night.
Leading the pack were rock veterans the Rolling Stones who were named best live band, and their documentary Crossfire Hurricane landed the best film prize.
Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine was another double winner for the night walking away with the best solo artist award and having her vocals on the track which was named best dancefloor anthem, Sweet Nothing by Calvin Harris.
Other winners included One Direction, who were named Worst Band and who's Harry Styles won the Villain of the Year award.
The full list of winners are as follow:
Godlike genius
Johnny Marr
Outstanding contribution award
The Cribs
Best British band
Biffy Clyro
Best album
Given To The Wild by Maccabees
Best international band
The Killers
Best track
Inhaler by Foals
Best TV show
Fresh Meat
Best music film
The Rolling Stones: Crossfire Hurricane
Best re-issue
21 by Blur
Best solo artist
Florence Welch
Best new band
Palma Violets
Best music video
R U Mine? by Arctic Monkeys
Best festival
Reading & Leeds Festivals
Best live band
Rolling Stones
Best dancefloor anthem
Sweet Nothing by Calvin Harris featuring Florence Welch
Philip Hall radar award
Child Of Lov
Best Twitter
Alana Haim, Haim (@babyhaim)
Best book
Mike Skinner: The Story Of The Streets
Music moment of the year
Olympics opening ceremony
Hero of the year
Barack Obama
Villain of the year
Harry Styles
Best small festival
Festival No.6
Worst band
One Direction
Best fan community
Muse
Best film
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Leading the pack were rock veterans the Rolling Stones who were named best live band, and their documentary Crossfire Hurricane landed the best film prize.
Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine was another double winner for the night walking away with the best solo artist award and having her vocals on the track which was named best dancefloor anthem, Sweet Nothing by Calvin Harris.
Other winners included One Direction, who were named Worst Band and who's Harry Styles won the Villain of the Year award.
The full list of winners are as follow:
Godlike genius
Johnny Marr
Outstanding contribution award
The Cribs
Best British band
Biffy Clyro
Best album
Given To The Wild by Maccabees
Best international band
The Killers
Best track
Inhaler by Foals
Best TV show
Fresh Meat
Best music film
The Rolling Stones: Crossfire Hurricane
Best re-issue
21 by Blur
Best solo artist
Florence Welch
Best new band
Palma Violets
Best music video
R U Mine? by Arctic Monkeys
Best festival
Reading & Leeds Festivals
Best live band
Rolling Stones
Best dancefloor anthem
Sweet Nothing by Calvin Harris featuring Florence Welch
Philip Hall radar award
Child Of Lov
Best Twitter
Alana Haim, Haim (@babyhaim)
Best book
Mike Skinner: The Story Of The Streets
Music moment of the year
Olympics opening ceremony
Hero of the year
Barack Obama
Villain of the year
Harry Styles
Best small festival
Festival No.6
Worst band
One Direction
Best fan community
Muse
Best film
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey