MUSICIANS were recognised at the annual Salisbury Music Awards on Saturday.
The ceremony was held at Salisbury Arts Centre.
Organiser Thom Belk said: “I’d like to take the opportunity to thank all the bands who performed on the night, everyone played fantastically. Massive thanks to all that attended and what a pleasure it was to organise such an enjoyable and successful evening.”
“The event just gets better each year. It’s a fine opportunity for us to recognise the immense talent we have to offer in Salisbury.”
Colin Holton, who is the driving force behind Salisbury Live, picked up the Lifetime Contribution to Salisbury Music award. He said: “I was very thrilled and humbled by the award. There are a lot of very worthy candidates who have worked tirelessly over the years to make our music scene what it is in our town so receiving it makes it that much more appreciated. “
The winners:
Best Band - Luice
Best Live Act - The Intercepteurs
Lifetime Contribution to Salisbury Music - Colin Holton
Outstanding Service to Salisbury Music- Jamie Broadfield
Best New Band - Punkture
Best Covers Band - The Deloreons
Best Male Solo Performer - Joe Burke
Best Female Solo Performer - Hannah Reid
Best Keyboard Player - Helen Russell
Best Brass/Woodwind Player - Flo Newland
Best DJ - DJ Boleyn
Best Young Band - Odstocks
Rising Star - Georgina Agombar
Best Lead Singer - Simon Maher
Best Guitarist - Luke Lucas
Best Bassist - Steve EZ
Best Drummer - Thor Porter
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