IBMA Awards:
- Entertainer of the Year - Cherryholmes
- Vocal Group of the Year - Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
- Instrumental Group of the Year - Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder
- Female Vocalist of the Year - Rhonda Vincent
- Male Vocalist of the Year - Larry Sparks
- Album of the Year - 40 by Larry Sparks, produced by Don Rigsby on Rebel Records
- Song of the Year - "Me and John and Paul," by The Grascals, written by Harley Allen
- Recorded Event of the Year - 40 by Larry Sparks, produced by Don Rigsby on Rebel Records
- Gospel Recorded Performance of the Year - “Praise His Name” by Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver on Crossroads Records, produced by Doyle Lawson
- Instrumental Album of the Year - Slide Effects by Phil Leadbetter on Pinecastle Records, produced by Phil Leadbetter and Scott Vestal
- Emerging Artists of the Year - The Grascals
- Banjo Player - Jim Mills
- Dobro Player - Phil Leadbetter
- Bass Player - Mike Bub
- Fiddle Player - Stuart Duncan
- Guitar Player - Bryan Sutton
- Mandolin Player - Adam Steffey
CMA AWARDS:
- Entertainer Of The Year - Keith Urban
- Single Of The Year (Award goes to artist and producer) - “I May Hate Myself In The Morning” Lee Ann Womack Produced by Byron Gallimore MCA Nashville
- Album Of The Year (Award goes to artist and producer) - There’s More Where That Came From Lee Ann Womack Produced by Byron Gallimore/Greg Droman MCA Nashville
- Song Of The Year (Award goes to songwriter and primary publisher) - “Whiskey Lullaby” Bill Anderson/Jon Randall Sony/ATV/Mr Bubba Music/Reynsong/Wha Ya Say Music
- Female Vocalist Of The Year - Gretchen Wilson
- Male Vocalist Of The Year - Keith Urban
- Vocal Group Of The Year - Rascal Flatts
- Vocal Duo Of The Year - Brooks & Dunn
- Musical Event Of The Year - George Strait (Duet with Lee Ann Womack) “Good News, Bad News” MCA Nashville
- Musician Of The Year - Jerry Douglas – Dobro
- Music Video Of The Year (Award goes to artist and director) - “As Good As I Once Was” Toby Keith Directed by Michael Salomon
- Horizon Award - Dierks Bentley
American Music Awards:
- Favorite Male Artist: Tim McGraw
- Favorite Female Artist: Gretchen Wilson
- Favorite Band, Duo or Group: Brooks & Dunn
- Favorite Album: "Live Like You Were Dying," Tim McGraw
- Favorite New Artist (All Genres): Sugarland
Gold & Platinum:
- Alison Krauss & Union Station’s Live is 2X Platinum, and Lonely Runs Both Ways is Gold
- Big & Rich's Horse of a Different Color is 2X Platinum
- Brad Paisley's Time Well Wasted is Gold
- Brooks & Dunn's Hillbilly Deluxe is Gold
- Brooks & Dunn’s Greatest Hits is 4X Platinum
- Carrie Underwood Some Hearts is Platinum
- Chris LeDoux's 20 Greatest Hits is Platinum
- Dierks Bentley Modern Day Drifter is Platinum
- Dierks Bentley's Dierks Bentley is Platinum
- Faith Hill's Fireflies is Platinum
- Gary Allan's Alright Guy" is Platinum
- Gary Allan's Tough All Over is Gold
- George Strait's Somewhere Down in Texas is Gold
- Jason Aldean's Jason Aldean is Gold
- Jo Dee Messina Delicious Surprise is Gold.
- Josh Gracin Josh Gracin is Gold
- Julie Roberts Julie Roberts is Gold
- Keith Urban Golden Road is 3X Platinum .
- Keith Urban Livin' Right NowDVD is Platinum
- Keith Urban's Be Here is 2X Platinum
- Kenny Chesney's When the Sun Goes Down is 4X Platinum
- Kenny Chesney's The Road And The Radio is 2X Platinum
- Lee Ann Womack's There's More Where That Came From is Gold
- Martina McBride's Timeless is Platinum
- Miranda Lambert's Kerosene is Gold
- Montgomery Gentry’s You Do Your Thing is Platinum
- Rascal Flatts' Feels Like Today is 3X Platinum
- Rascal Flatts' Rascal Flatts is 6X Platinum
- Reba McEntire's Number Ones is Platinum
- Reba McEntire’s Room To Breathe is Platinum
- Sara Evans' Real Fine Place is Gold
- Shedaisy's Sweet Right Here is Gold
- Sugarland's Twice the Speed of Life is Platinum
- Toby Keith's Honky Tonk University] is Platinum
- Terri Clark's Greatest Hits 1994-2004 is Gold
- Trace Adkins' Comin' On Strong is Platinum
- Trace Adkins' Songs About Me is Platinum
