2008 NRJ Music Awards


The 9th NRJ Music Awards took place in Cannes, France on January 26, 2008.




Contents





  • 1 Nominees/winners

    • 1.1 Francophone Revelation of the Year


    • 1.2 International Revelation of the Year


    • 1.3 Francophone Female Artist of the Year


    • 1.4 International Female Artist of the Year


    • 1.5 Francophone Male Artist of the Year


    • 1.6 International Male Artist of the Year


    • 1.7 Francophone Group/Duo of the Year


    • 1.8 International Group/Duo of the Year


    • 1.9 International Song of the Year


    • 1.10 Francophone Album of the Year


    • 1.11 International Album of the Year


    • 1.12 Music Video of the Year



  • 2 References




Nominees/winners



Francophone Revelation of the Year


  • Christophe Willem

  • Justice

  • Melissa M

  • Vitaa

  • Yael Naïm


International Revelation of the Year


  • Amy Winehouse

  • Fall Out Boy

  • MIKA

  • Plain White T's

  • Sean Kingston


Francophone Female Artist of the Year


  • Amel Bent

  • Céline Dion

  • Jenifer

  • Shy'm

  • Zazie


International Female Artist of the Year


  • Alicia Keys

  • Avril Lavigne

  • Fergie

  • Nelly Furtado

  • Rihanna


Francophone Male Artist of the Year


  • Calogero

  • Christophe Maé

  • David Guetta

  • Emmanuel Moire

  • MC Solaar


International Male Artist of the Year


  • Akon

  • James Blunt

  • Juanes

  • Justin Timberlake

  • Timbaland


Francophone Group/Duo of the Year



  • Diams / Vitaa

  • Fatal Bazooka

  • I Am

  • Magic System

  • Superbus


International Group/Duo of the Year



  • 50 Cent / Justin Timberlake

  • Linkin Park

  • Maroon 5


  • P.Diddy / Keyshia Cole

  • Tokio Hotel


International Song of the Year



  • James Blunt - "1973"


  • Mika - "Relax, Take It Easy"

  • Rihanna - "Don't Stop the Music"


  • Sean Kingston - "Beautiful Girls"


  • Timbaland - "The Way I Are"


Francophone Album of the Year



  • Bob Sinclar - Soundz of Freedom


  • Christophe Maé - Mon Paradis

  • Christophe Willem - Inventaire


  • David Guetta - Pop Life


  • Vanessa Paradis - Divine Idylle


International Album of the Year



  • Amy Winehouse - Back to Black

  • Britney Spears - Blackout


  • James Blunt - All the Lost Souls


  • Mika - Life in Cartoon Motion


  • Rihanna - Good Girl Gone Bad


Music Video of the Year



  • 50 Cent and Justin Timberlake - "Ayo Technology"


  • Calogero - "Pomme C"

  • Fatal Bazooka - "Parle à ma main"


  • Justice - "D.A.N.C.E."


  • Mika - "Relax, Take It Easy"


References


  • Official website

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