Five Finger Death Punch has been nominated in the 2020 AIM Independent Music Awards for Best Live Act.
Five Finger Death Punch needs all Knuckleheads across the globe to get voting to help them win the Best Live Act Award in the 2020 AIM Music Awards.
The Best Live Act Award category is being determined by public vote and Five Finger Death Punch is up against 54 other acts for this award – so every vote will make a huge difference in the final standings.
5FDP are no strangers to the AIM Music Awards having previously been up for the Best Live Act in 2014 and 2016.
How To Vote
To vote all you need to do is head to the AIM Music Awards Website, select Five Finger Death Punch from the list of artists and enter your name and email address when prompted. Don’t forget to hit submit once you’re done so your vote counts.
Click here to access the main voting page on the AIM Music Website.
Fans have until midnight on Sunday 5 July 2020 to get votes in before the public vote closes. The winning band/artist will be announced on Wednesday 12 August 2020.
This year, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Association Of Independent Music has announced that its Independent Music Awards will be presented via a virtual ceremony. Before lockdown, the tenth anniversary edition of the event was originally set to take place at The Roundhouse in London in September.
An online ceremony will now be broadcast on Wednesday 12 August 2020 where the winners of all of the categories will be revealed.
The full list of nominees in the AIM Music awards is as follows:
UK Independent Breakthrough
Georgia
Digga D
Fontaines DC
Kokoroko
Moses Boyd
International Breakthrough
Bicep
Floating Points
Hania Rani
Idles
Yaeji
Best Independent Track
AJ Tracey – Dinner Guest (feat Mostack)
Digga D – No Diet
Flying Lotus – More (feat Anderson .Paak)
King Krule – Alone, Omen 3
Lauv – Modern Loneliness
Sorry – Right Round The Clock
Squid – Sludge
Sudan Archives – Confessions
Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela – We’ve Landed
Yves Tumor – Gospel For A New Century
Best Independent Album
Brooke Bentham – Everyday Nothing
Everything Is Recorded – Friday Forever
Kidjo Ojua – The Mixtape
Kim Gordon – No Home Record
Laura Marling – Song For Our Daughter
Moses Boyd – Dark Matter
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Ghosteen
The Ninth Wave – Infancy
Phoenix Da Icefire & Husky Brown – Panacea
Sarathy Korwar – More Arriving
Best [Difficult] Second Album
Floating Points – Crush
FKA Twigs – Magdalene
Joe Armon Jones – Turn To Clear View
Life – A Picture Of Good Health
Moses Sumney – Græ
Best Independent Remix
Lafawndah – Tourist X Nídia Rework
King Of The Rollers – You Got Me (SPY Remix)
Makaya McCraven/Gil Scott-Heron – We’re New Again
Apparat – Outlier (Solomun Remix)
Marie Davidson – Work It (Soulwax Remix)
One To Watch
Arlo Parks
Blanco White
Caroline
Greentea Peng
Lavida Loca
Best Creative Packaging
Digga D – Double Tap Diaries
Hania Rani – ‘Esja’ Sheet Music Book
Motörhead – 1979
Sophie – Oil Of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides Non-Stop Remix Album
Moses Boyd – Dark Matter LP (Dinked Edition)
Best Independent Video
Black Pumas – Colors
Bombay Bicycle Club – Eat, Sleep, Wake (Nothing But You)
Flying Lotus – Black Balloons Reprise (feat Denzel Curry)
Greentea Peng – Mr Sun (Miss Da Sun)
The Howl & The Hum – The Only Boy Racer Left On The Island
Zebra Katz – Moor
Outstanding Contribution To Music
Tony Allen