ARIA Music Awards of 2002

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The 16th Annual Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards (generally known as ARIA Music Awards) were held on 15 October 2002. They were presented at the Sydney SuperDome.

The following list includes the winners highlighted in bold, and the nominations below them.

Contents

  • Best Dance Release
  • Best Jazz Album
    • Andrea Keller - Thirteen Sketches
    • Dale Barlow - Dale Barlow Live
    • James Morrison - Scream Machine
    • James Muller - Thrum
    • The Umbrellas - Bravo Nino Rota
  • Best Blues & Roots Album
    • Jeff Lang & Bob Brozman - Rolling Through This World
    • The 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
  • 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 conducted by Sean O'Boyle - Symphony Of Lullabies
    • The Wiggles - Wiggly Safari
  • Best Comedy Release
    • 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
    • Umbilical Brothers - Don't Dance To This
  • Best Original Cast / Show 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
  • Producer Of The Year
    • Daniel Johns (Co-Producer) for - Silverchair - Diorama
    • Alex Lloyd (with Magnus Fiennes) for Alex Lloyd - Watching Angels Mend
    • Daniel Denholm for Whitlams The - Torch The Moon
    • David Nicholas with George for George - Polyserena
    • Gerling / Magoo for Gerling - When Young Terrorists Chase The Sun
    • Phil McKellar for Grinspoon - New Detention
    • Richard Pleasance & Paul Kelly for Archie Roach - Sensual Being
  • Engineer Of The Year
    • Anton Hagop for - Silverchair - Diorama
    • Adam Rhodes & DW Norton for Superheist - A Dignified Rage
    • Daniel Denholm for The Whitlams - Torch The Moon
    • Paulmac for Paulmac - 3000 Feet High
    • Phil McKellar for Grinspoon - Chemical Heart
  • Best Video
    • Michael Gracey/Babyfoot Productions for - 1200 Techniques - "Karma"
    • Jolyon Watkins for Gerling - "Dust Me Selecta"
    • Michael Spiccia/Prodigy Films for Disco Montego - "Beautiful"
    • Nash Edgerton for Eskimo Joe - "Liar"
    • Square-Eyed Films for Silverchair - "The Greatest View"
  • Best Cover Art
    • Darren Glindemann/John Watson/Melissa Chenery/Daniel Johns for - Silverchair - Diorama
    • Art Of The State - Scott James Smith for The Whitlams - Torch The Moon
    • Campbell Murray Creating for Kasey Chambers - Barricades & Brickwalls
    • Chris Von Sanden for George - Polyserena
    • Craig Nicholls for The Vines - Highly Evolved

Kylie Minogue received an Outstanding Achievement Award.

Olivia Newton-John was inducted into to ARIA Hall of Fame.

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