| 2002 ARIA Music Awards | |
|---|---|
| Date | 15 October 2002 | 
| Venue | Sydney Superdome, Sydney, New South Wales  | 
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| Website | ariaawards | 
| Television/radio coverage | |
| Network | Network Ten | 
The 16th Annual Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards (generally known as ARIA Music Awards or simply The ARIAs) were held on 15 October 2002 at the Sydney SuperDome.[1][2]
Awards
ARIA Awards
Winners highlighted in bold with nominations below them in plain.[1]
- Album of the Year
 - Single of the Year
 - Highest Selling Album
 - Highest Selling Single
 - Best Group
 - Best Female Artist
 - Best Male Artist
- Alex Lloyd – Watching Angels Mend	
- Dan Brodie – Empty Arms Broken Hearts
 - Darren Hayes – Spin
 - Paul Kelly – Nothing But a Dream
 - Paul Mac – 3000 Feet High
 
 
 - Alex Lloyd – Watching Angels Mend	
 - Breakthrough Artist – Album
- george – Polyserena	
- 1200 Techniques – Choose One
 - Dan Brodie & The Broken Arrows – Empty Arms Broken Hearts
 - Eskimo Joe – Girl
 - The Vines – Highly Evolved
 
 
 - george – Polyserena	
 - Breakthrough Artist – Single
- The Vines – "Get Free"	
- 1200 Techniques – "Karma (What Goes Around)"
 - Holly Valance – "Kiss Kiss"
 - Machine Gun Fellatio – "Girl of My Dreams (Is Giving Me Nightmares)"
 - The Waifs – "London Still"
 
 
 - The Vines – "Get Free"	
 - Best Pop Release
 - Best Dance Release
- Paul Mac – 3000 Feet High	
- 1200 Techniques – "Karma (What Goes Around)"
 - Gerling – "Dust Me Selecta"
 - Katalyst – Manipulating Agent
 - [Love] Tattoo – [Love] Tattoo
 
 
 - Paul Mac – 3000 Feet High	
 - Best Rock Album
 - Best Country Album
- Kasey Chambers – Barricades & Brickwalls	
- Adam Harvey – Workin' Overtime
 - Catherine Britt – Dusty Smiles and Heartbreak Cures
 - Lee Kernaghan – Electric Rodeo
 - Troy Cassar-Daley – Long Way Home
 
 
 - Kasey Chambers – Barricades & Brickwalls	
 - Best Independent Release
- 1200 Techniques – Karma (What Goes Around)	
- Icecream Hands – "Rain Hail Shine"
 - Killing Heidi – Heavensent
 - Lisa Miller – Car Tape
 - The Waifs – "London Still"
 
 
 - 1200 Techniques – Karma (What Goes Around)	
 - Best Adult Contemporary Album
 - Best Blues & Roots Album
- Jeff Lang & Bob Brozman – Rolling Through This World	
- Backsliders – Hanoi
 - Bondi Cigars – Down in the Valley
 - Dave Steel – Home Is a Hard Thing to Find
 - Mick Hart – Upside Down in the Full Face of Optimism
 
 
 - Jeff Lang & Bob Brozman – Rolling Through This World	
 - Best Children's Album
- Hi-5 – Boom Boom Beat
- The Hooley Dooleys – Roll Up! Roll Up!
 - The Star Girls – The Star Girls from Planet Groove
 - Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Sean O'Boyle – Symphony of Lullabies
 - The Wiggles – Wiggly Safari
 
 
 - Hi-5 – Boom Boom Beat
 - Best Comedy Release
- The 12th Man – The Final Dig?	
- The Drugs – The Bold and The Beautiful
 - Kevin Bloody Wilson – The Second Kumin' of Kev
 - "Slamming" Sam Kekovich – You Know It Makes Sense
 - The Umbilical Brothers – "Don't Dance to This"
 
 
 - The 12th Man – The Final Dig?	
 
Fine Arts Awards
- Best Jazz Album
- Andrea Keller – Thirteen Sketches	
- Dale Barlow – Dale Barlow Live
 - James Morrison – Scream Machine
 - James Muller – Thrum
 - The Umbrellas – Bravo Nino Rota
 
 
 - Andrea Keller – Thirteen Sketches	
 - Best Classical Album
- Slava Grigoryan – Sonatas & Fantasies	
- David Hobson – Handel: Arias
 - Genevieve Lacey, Linda Kent – Piracy
 - Geoffrey Lancaster – Haydn: Keyboard Sonatas Volume 1
 - Yvonne Kenny, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra – Gorecki: Symphony No. 3
 
 
 - Slava Grigoryan – Sonatas & Fantasies	
 - Best Original Cast / Show Production Recording
- Various – The Man from Snowy River: Arena Spectacular	
- Judi Connelli – Back to Before
 - Opera Australia, Simone Young – Verdi: Requiem
 - Original Australian Cast Recording – The Wizard of Oz
 - Play Act One – Story of Abbey
 
 
 - Various – The Man from Snowy River: Arena Spectacular	
 - Best Original Soundtrack Production Recording
- Paul Kelly, Shane O' Mara, Steve Hadley, Bruce Haymes, Peter Luscombe – Lantana	
- Graham Tardif & Rolf de Heer (composers), Archie Roach (performer) – The Tracker
 - David Thrussell – The Hard Word
 - Mario Millo – Changi
 - Various – Dirty Deeds
 
 
 - Paul Kelly, Shane O' Mara, Steve Hadley, Bruce Haymes, Peter Luscombe – Lantana	
 - Best World Music Album
- Monsieur Camembert – Live on Stage	
- Coda – There Is a Way to Fly
 - Kim Sanders – You Can't Get There From Here
 - Nabarlek – Bininj Manborlh / Blackfella Road
 - Various – Corroboration
 
 
 - Monsieur Camembert – Live on Stage	
 
Artisan Awards
- Producer of the Year
- Daniel Johns – Silverchair – Diorama	
- Alex Lloyd, Magnus Fiennes – Alex Lloyd – Watching Angels Mend
 - Daniel Denholm – The Whitlams – Torch the Moon
 - David Nicholas, george – george – Polyserena
 - Gerling, Magoo – Gerling – When Young Terrorists Chase the Sun
 - Phil McKellar – Grinspoon – New Detention
 - Richard Pleasance & Paul Kelly – Archie Roach – Sensual Being
 
 
 - Daniel Johns – Silverchair – Diorama	
 - Engineer of the Year
- Anton Hagop – Silverchair – Diorama	
- Adam Rhodes & DW Norton – Superheist – "A Dignified Rage"
 - Daniel Denholm – The Whitlams – Torch the Moon
 - Paul Mac – Paul Mac – 3000 Feet High
 - Phil McKellar – Grinspoon – Chemical Heart
 
 
 - Anton Hagop – Silverchair – Diorama	
 - Best Video
- Michael Gracey, Babyfoot Productions – 1200 Techniques – "Karma (What Goes Around)"	
- Jolyon Watkins – Gerling – "Dust Me Selecta"
 - Michael Spiccia, Prodigy Films – Disco Montego – "Beautiful"
 - Nash Edgerton – Eskimo Joe – "Liar"
 - Square-Eyed Films – Silverchair – "The Greatest View"
 
 
 - Michael Gracey, Babyfoot Productions – 1200 Techniques – "Karma (What Goes Around)"	
 - Best Cover Art
- Darren Glindemann, John Watson, Melissa Chenery, Daniel Johns – Silverchair – Diorama	
- Art of the State, Scott James Smith – The Whitlams – Torch the Moon
 - Campbell Murray Creating – Kasey Chambers – Barricades & Brickwalls
 - Chris Von Sanden – george – Polyserena
 - Craig Nicholls – The Vines – Highly Evolved
 
 
 - Darren Glindemann, John Watson, Melissa Chenery, Daniel Johns – Silverchair – Diorama	
 
Outstanding Achievement Award
ARIA Hall of Fame inductee
Inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame was:
See also
References
- 1 2 "ARIA Awards – History: Winners by Year 2002: 16th Annual ARIA Awards". Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA). Archived from the original on 10 January 2012. Retrieved 10 January 2012.
 - ↑ "Australia 2002 ARIA Awards". ALLdownunder.com. Archived from the original on 25 February 2009. Retrieved 5 December 2009.
 
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