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| Artist/Song/Album Name | Award Category | Year | Credits | Winner |
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| This Is How We Roll | Vocal Event of the Year | 2014 | Florida Georgia Line - Artist Luke Bryan - Artist Joey Moi - Producer Republic Nashville - Record Company |
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| Chuck Ainlay | Audio Engineer of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Glenn Worf | Bass Player of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Luke Bryan | Entertainer of the Year | 2014 | Luke Bryan has been chosen to receive the ACM Lifting Lives Award, honoring the contributions of Gary Haber, known as a business manager and past president of ACM Lifting Lives. This award is presented to a Country Music artist, duo/group, or industry professional who is devoted to improving lives through the power of music, has a generosity of spirit, and is committed to serving others. It is voted on by the ACM Lifting Lives Board of Directors. | Winner |
| Miranda Lambert | Female Vocalist of the Year | 2014 | Miranda Lambert continues to reign as the most decorated artist in the history of the Academy of Country Music, most recently earning her second ACM Video of the Year award and her first ACM Entertainer of the Year title at the 57th ACM Awards, bringing her career total to 37 ACM awards. Additional highlights include a record-setting nine consecutive ACM Female Artist of the Year awards, ACM Song of the Decade for “The House That Built Me,” 10 ACM Song and ACM Single of the Year awards (as either an artist or an artist and songwriter), the ACM Milestone Award, and the first-ever ACM Spirit Award. A multi-faceted entertainer, Lambert’s career boasts an impressive discography; her latest album, Palomino, becoming the eighth solo album of her career (seven of which went No. 1), along with 10 No. 1 hit radio singles, three albums with her trio, The Pistol Annies, and her 2021 ACM and GRAMMY-nominated project The Marfa Tapes, a raw and intimate recording with collaborators Jack Ingram and Jon Randall. With more than 70 prestigious awards to her name, the Lindale, TX native has remained an unstoppable force since her 2006 breakthrough win for ACM Top New Female Vocalist. Taking on both a co-headlining tour with Little Big Town, “The Bandwagon Tour,” and a Las Vegas Residency, “Velvet Rodeo,” in 2022 – Lambert continues to forge her own path in Country Music. She remains true to her Texas roots with her Boot Barn-exclusive cowboy boot collection, Idyllwind, while advocating for the adoption of rescue pets through her MuttNation Foundation.
Upon being appointed president at Capitol Nashville in 2000, Dungan again tapped into a promising group of new artists and guided them into Country stardom. He elevated the careers of Little Big Town, Darius Rucker, and Keith Urban, and brought Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Lady Antebellum to the label. In 2012, Dungan joined UMG Nashville as Chairman and CEO, ushering in another lucrative decade with artists like Brothers Osborne, Kacey Musgraves, and Chris Stapleton. The label group continues to thrive with rising stars like Priscilla Block, Jordan Davis, and Parker McCollum. Dungan’s philanthropic efforts have supported entities such as Music Health Alliance, Wounded Warrior Project, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, and Second Harvest Food Bank. |
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| Tom Bukovac | Guitar Player of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Jason Aldean | Male Vocalist of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Big Dave, Chelsie, Stattman - WUBE-FM - Cincinnati, OH | On-Air Personality of the Year - Large Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| Lisa Dent and Ramblin' Ray - WUSN-FM Chicago, IL | On-Air Personality of the Year - Major Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| Steve & Gina and the Kat 103.7 Morning Show - KXKT-FM - Omaha, NE | On-Air Personality of the Year - Medium Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| Gator, Styckman, Cowboy Kyle - WUSY-FM - Chattanooga, TN | On-Air Personality of the Year - Small Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| Greg Morrow | Drummer of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Michael Rojas | Piano/Keyboards Player of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Jay Joyce | Producer of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| WWKA-FM - Orlando, FL | Radio Station of the Year - Large Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| WUSN-FM - Chicago, IL | Radio Station of the Year - Major Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| WQMX-FM Akron, OH |
Radio Station of the Year - Medium Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| KCLR-FM Columbia, MO |
Radio Station of the Year - Small Market | 2014 | Winner | |
| Luke Laird | Songwriter of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Ilya Toshinskiy | Specialty Instrument(s) Player of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Dan Dugmore | Steel Guitar Player of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Little Big Town | Vocal Group of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Big D, Bubba, Patrick Thomas - The Big D and Bubba Show | National On-Air Personality of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Ed Warm - Joe's Live | Promoter of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Sally Williams - Ryman Auditorium | Don Romeo Talent Buyer of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Hollywood Bowl - Hollywood, CA | Venue of the Year - Large Capacity | 2014 | Winner | |
| Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, CO | Venue of the Year - Medium Capacity | 2014 | Winner | |
| Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN | Venue of the Year - Small Capacity | 2014 | Winner | |
| Joe's Bar - Chicago, IL | Nightclub of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Country Thunder USA: East - Twin Lakes, WI | Festival of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| MGM Grand Casino - Las Vegas, NV | Casino of the Year - Medium Capacity | 2014 | Winner | |
| Hard Rock Live - Biloxi, MS | Casino of the Year - Small Capacity | 2014 | Winner | |
| Bob McDill | Poet's Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Felice & Boudleaux Bryant | Poet's Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Barry Adelman | Mae Boren Axton Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Tim DuBois | Mae Boren Axton Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Eric Church | Jim Reeves International Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Luke Bryan | Gene Weed Special Achievement Award | 2014 | Luke Bryan has been chosen to receive the ACM Lifting Lives Award, honoring the contributions of Gary Haber, known as a business manager and past president of ACM Lifting Lives. This award is presented to a Country Music artist, duo/group, or industry professional who is devoted to improving lives through the power of music, has a generosity of spirit, and is committed to serving others. It is voted on by the ACM Lifting Lives Board of Directors. | Winner |
| Loretta Lynn | Crystal Milestone Award | 2014 | Loretta Lynn stands as one of the most dynamic and direct songwriters in Country Music history. Her body of work has contributed countless classics, have made an indelible mark on Country Music and has inspired generations of female artists to follow her amazing example. Early originals like “You Ain’t Woman Enough” and “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mid),” both released in 1966, are undisputed classics. Her catalog also offers chart-topping hits like “Fist City,” “Rated X” and of course, “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” Her numerous ACM wins include Entertainer of the Year in 1975 and Artist of the Decade in 1979. A groundbreaking singer, songwriter and performer, Loretta Lynn is an archetype of American music, a singular artist whose music defined a genre and whose songs continue to inform new generations of musicians. | Winner |
| Alabama | Career Achievement Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Florida Georgia Line | Vocal Duo of the Year | 2014 | Winner | |
| Automatic | Song of the Year | 2014 | Miranda Lambert - Artist Nicolle Galyon - Songwriter Natalie Hemby - Songwriter Miranda Lambert - Songwriter EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (BMI) - Publisher Pink Dog Publishing (BMI) - Publisher Sony/ATV Tree Publishing (BMI) - Publisher Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) - Publisher Wruckestrike (BMI) - Publisher |
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| I Don't Dance | Single Record of the Year | 2014 | Lee Brice - Artist & Producer
Curb Records - Record Company |
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| Drunk On A Planevideo | Video of the Year | 2014 | Dierks Bentley - Artist
Wes Edwards - Director Clarke Gallivan - Producer |
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| Brooks & Dunn Brooks & Dunn dominated country radio for two decades, from 1991's "Brand New Man" to 2009's "Cowboys Don't Cry." They landed their first ACM Awards for 1991 Vocal Duo and New Vocal Duet or Group. They claimed the Vocal Duo category 16 times, setting a record that may never be broken. Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn shot out of the gate as Brand New Man won the 1992 ACM Award for Album of the Year, while "Boot Scootin' Boogie" picked up Single Record of the Year. They earned Entertainer of the Year honors for 1995 and 1996, the only duo to ever win the award. They picked up a third Entertainer award and a Music Video of the Year trophy for "Only in America" for 2001 Among their 41 Top 10 hits are signature songs include "My Next Broken Heart," "My Maria," 'Ain't Nothin' 'Bout You" and "Red Dirt Road," while the stunning "Believe" picked up 2005 ACM Song of the Year. Known as one of country's most dynamic live acts, Brooks & Dunn is in the midst of a Las Vegas residency with Reba. The duo's newest project, Reboot, debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's country albums chart this year. |
50th Anniversary Milestone Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Garth Brooks | 50th Anniversary Milestone Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| George Strait | 50th Anniversary Milestone Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Kenny Chesney | 50th Anniversary Milestone Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Miranda Lambert | 50th Anniversary Milestone Award | 2014 | Miranda Lambert continues to reign as the most decorated artist in the history of the Academy of Country Music, most recently earning her second ACM Video of the Year award and her first ACM Entertainer of the Year title at the 57th ACM Awards, bringing her career total to 37 ACM awards. Additional highlights include a record-setting nine consecutive ACM Female Artist of the Year awards, ACM Song of the Decade for “The House That Built Me,” 10 ACM Song and ACM Single of the Year awards (as either an artist or an artist and songwriter), the ACM Milestone Award, and the first-ever ACM Spirit Award. A multi-faceted entertainer, Lambert’s career boasts an impressive discography; her latest album, Palomino, becoming the eighth solo album of her career (seven of which went No. 1), along with 10 No. 1 hit radio singles, three albums with her trio, The Pistol Annies, and her 2021 ACM and GRAMMY-nominated project The Marfa Tapes, a raw and intimate recording with collaborators Jack Ingram and Jon Randall. With more than 70 prestigious awards to her name, the Lindale, TX native has remained an unstoppable force since her 2006 breakthrough win for ACM Top New Female Vocalist. Taking on both a co-headlining tour with Little Big Town, “The Bandwagon Tour,” and a Las Vegas Residency, “Velvet Rodeo,” in 2022 – Lambert continues to forge her own path in Country Music. She remains true to her Texas roots with her Boot Barn-exclusive cowboy boot collection, Idyllwind, while advocating for the adoption of rescue pets through her MuttNation Foundation.
Upon being appointed president at Capitol Nashville in 2000, Dungan again tapped into a promising group of new artists and guided them into Country stardom. He elevated the careers of Little Big Town, Darius Rucker, and Keith Urban, and brought Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Lady Antebellum to the label. In 2012, Dungan joined UMG Nashville as Chairman and CEO, ushering in another lucrative decade with artists like Brothers Osborne, Kacey Musgraves, and Chris Stapleton. The label group continues to thrive with rising stars like Priscilla Block, Jordan Davis, and Parker McCollum. Dungan’s philanthropic efforts have supported entities such as Music Health Alliance, Wounded Warrior Project, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, and Second Harvest Food Bank. |
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| Reba McEntire | 50th Anniversary Milestone Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Taylor Swift | 50th Anniversary Milestone Award | 2014 | Winner | |
| Platinum | Album of the Year | 2014 | Miranda Lambert - Artist Chuck Ainlay - Producer Frank Liddell - Producer Glenn Worf - Producer RCA Nashville - Record Company |
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| Cole Swindell | New Artist of the Year | 2014 | Winner |
This Is How We Roll
Vocal Event of the Year
2014
Luke Bryan - Artist
Joey Moi - Producer
Republic Nashville - Record Company
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Chuck Ainlay
Audio Engineer of the Year
2014
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Glenn Worf
Bass Player of the Year
2014
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Luke Bryan
Entertainer of the Year
2014
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Miranda Lambert
Female Vocalist of the Year
2014
Upon being appointed president at Capitol Nashville in 2000, Dungan again tapped into a promising group of new artists and guided them into Country stardom. He elevated the careers of Little Big Town, Darius Rucker, and Keith Urban, and brought Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Lady Antebellum to the label. In 2012, Dungan joined UMG Nashville as Chairman and CEO, ushering in another lucrative decade with artists like Brothers Osborne, Kacey Musgraves, and Chris Stapleton. The label group continues to thrive with rising stars like Priscilla Block, Jordan Davis, and Parker McCollum. Dungan’s philanthropic efforts have supported entities such as Music Health Alliance, Wounded Warrior Project, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, and Second Harvest Food Bank.
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Tom Bukovac
Guitar Player of the Year
2014
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Jason Aldean
Male Vocalist of the Year
2014
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Big Dave, Chelsie, Stattman - WUBE-FM - Cincinnati, OH
On-Air Personality of the Year - Large Market
2014
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Lisa Dent and Ramblin' Ray - WUSN-FM Chicago, IL
On-Air Personality of the Year - Major Market
2014
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Steve & Gina and the Kat 103.7 Morning Show - KXKT-FM - Omaha, NE
On-Air Personality of the Year - Medium Market
2014
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Gator, Styckman, Cowboy Kyle - WUSY-FM - Chattanooga, TN
On-Air Personality of the Year - Small Market
2014
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Greg Morrow
Drummer of the Year
2014
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Michael Rojas
Piano/Keyboards Player of the Year
2014
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Jay Joyce
Producer of the Year
2014
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WWKA-FM - Orlando, FL
Radio Station of the Year - Large Market
2014
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WUSN-FM - Chicago, IL
Radio Station of the Year - Major Market
2014
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WQMX-FM
Radio Station of the Year - Medium Market
2014
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KCLR-FM
Radio Station of the Year - Small Market
2014
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Luke Laird
Songwriter of the Year
2014
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Ilya Toshinskiy
Specialty Instrument(s) Player of the Year
2014
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Dan Dugmore
Steel Guitar Player of the Year
2014
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Little Big Town
Vocal Group of the Year
2014
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Big D, Bubba, Patrick Thomas - The Big D and Bubba Show
National On-Air Personality of the Year
2014
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Ed Warm - Joe's Live
Promoter of the Year
2014
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Sally Williams - Ryman Auditorium
Don Romeo Talent Buyer of the Year
2014
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Hollywood Bowl - Hollywood, CA
Venue of the Year - Large Capacity
2014
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Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Morrison, CO
Venue of the Year - Medium Capacity
2014
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Ryman Auditorium – Nashville, TN
Venue of the Year - Small Capacity
2014
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Joe's Bar - Chicago, IL
Nightclub of the Year
2014
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Country Thunder USA: East - Twin Lakes, WI
Festival of the Year
2014
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MGM Grand Casino - Las Vegas, NV
Casino of the Year - Medium Capacity
2014
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Hard Rock Live - Biloxi, MS
Casino of the Year - Small Capacity
2014
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Bob McDill
Poet's Award
2014
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Felice & Boudleaux Bryant
Poet's Award
2014
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Barry Adelman
Mae Boren Axton Award
2014
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Tim DuBois
Mae Boren Axton Award
2014
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Eric Church
Jim Reeves International Award
2014
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Luke Bryan
Gene Weed Special Achievement Award
2014
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Loretta Lynn
Crystal Milestone Award
2014
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Alabama
Career Achievement Award
2014
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Florida Georgia Line
Vocal Duo of the Year
2014
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Automatic
Song of the Year
2014
Nicolle Galyon - Songwriter
Natalie Hemby - Songwriter
Miranda Lambert - Songwriter
EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (BMI) - Publisher
Pink Dog Publishing (BMI) - Publisher
Sony/ATV Tree Publishing (BMI) - Publisher
Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) - Publisher
Wruckestrike (BMI) - Publisher
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I Don't Dance
Single Record of the Year
2014
Curb Records - Record Company
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Drunk On A Planevideo
Video of the Year
2014
Wes Edwards - Director
Clarke Gallivan - Producer
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Brooks & Dunn
50th Anniversary Milestone Award
2014
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Garth Brooks
50th Anniversary Milestone Award
2014
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George Strait
50th Anniversary Milestone Award
2014
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Kenny Chesney
50th Anniversary Milestone Award
2014
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Miranda Lambert
50th Anniversary Milestone Award
2014
Upon being appointed president at Capitol Nashville in 2000, Dungan again tapped into a promising group of new artists and guided them into Country stardom. He elevated the careers of Little Big Town, Darius Rucker, and Keith Urban, and brought Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Lady Antebellum to the label. In 2012, Dungan joined UMG Nashville as Chairman and CEO, ushering in another lucrative decade with artists like Brothers Osborne, Kacey Musgraves, and Chris Stapleton. The label group continues to thrive with rising stars like Priscilla Block, Jordan Davis, and Parker McCollum. Dungan’s philanthropic efforts have supported entities such as Music Health Alliance, Wounded Warrior Project, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, and Second Harvest Food Bank.
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Reba McEntire
50th Anniversary Milestone Award
2014
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Taylor Swift
50th Anniversary Milestone Award
2014
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Platinum
Album of the Year
2014
Chuck Ainlay - Producer
Frank Liddell - Producer
Glenn Worf - Producer
RCA Nashville - Record Company
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Cole Swindell
New Artist of the Year
2014
Winner
Nominees Search Results
| Artist/Song/Album Name | Award Category | Year | Credits | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lonely Tonight | Vocal Event of the Year | 2014 | Blake Shelton - Artist Ashley Monroe - Artist Scott Hendricks - Producer Warner Bros. Records - Record Company |
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| Meanwhile Back At Mama's | Vocal Event of the Year | 2014 | Tim McGraw - Artist Faith Hill - Artist Byron Gallimore - Producer Tim McGraw - Producer Big Machine Records - Record Company |
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| Somethin' Bad | Vocal Event of the Year | 2014 | Miranda Lambert - Artist
Carrie Underwood - Artist Chuck Ainlay - Producer Frank Liddell - Producer Glenn Worf - Producer RCA Nashville - Record Company |
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| The South | Vocal Event of the Year | 2014 | The Cadillac Three - Artist Florida Georgia Line - Artist Dierks Bentley - Artist Mike Eli - Artist Dann Huff - Producer Justin Niebank - Producer Big Machine Records - Record Company |
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| Derek Bason | Audio Engineer of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Ben Fowler | Audio Engineer of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Steve Marcantonio | Audio Engineer of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| F. Reid Shippen | Audio Engineer of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Mark Hill | Bass Player of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Tully Kennedy | Bass Player of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Tony Lucido | Bass Player of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Jimmie Lee Sloas | Bass Player of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Jason Aldean | Entertainer of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Garth Brooks | Entertainer of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Miranda Lambert | Entertainer of the Year | 2014 | Miranda Lambert continues to reign as the most decorated artist in the history of the Academy of Country Music, most recently earning her second ACM Video of the Year award and her first ACM Entertainer of the Year title at the 57th ACM Awards, bringing her career total to 37 ACM awards. Additional highlights include a record-setting nine consecutive ACM Female Artist of the Year awards, ACM Song of the Decade for “The House That Built Me,” 10 ACM Song and ACM Single of the Year awards (as either an artist or an artist and songwriter), the ACM Milestone Award, and the first-ever ACM Spirit Award. A multi-faceted entertainer, Lambert’s career boasts an impressive discography; her latest album, Palomino, becoming the eighth solo album of her career (seven of which went No. 1), along with 10 No. 1 hit radio singles, three albums with her trio, The Pistol Annies, and her 2021 ACM and GRAMMY-nominated project The Marfa Tapes, a raw and intimate recording with collaborators Jack Ingram and Jon Randall. With more than 70 prestigious awards to her name, the Lindale, TX native has remained an unstoppable force since her 2006 breakthrough win for ACM Top New Female Vocalist. Taking on both a co-headlining tour with Little Big Town, “The Bandwagon Tour,” and a Las Vegas Residency, “Velvet Rodeo,” in 2022 – Lambert continues to forge her own path in Country Music. She remains true to her Texas roots with her Boot Barn-exclusive cowboy boot collection, Idyllwind, while advocating for the adoption of rescue pets through her MuttNation Foundation.
Upon being appointed president at Capitol Nashville in 2000, Dungan again tapped into a promising group of new artists and guided them into Country stardom. He elevated the careers of Little Big Town, Darius Rucker, and Keith Urban, and brought Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Lady Antebellum to the label. In 2012, Dungan joined UMG Nashville as Chairman and CEO, ushering in another lucrative decade with artists like Brothers Osborne, Kacey Musgraves, and Chris Stapleton. The label group continues to thrive with rising stars like Priscilla Block, Jordan Davis, and Parker McCollum. Dungan’s philanthropic efforts have supported entities such as Music Health Alliance, Wounded Warrior Project, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, and Second Harvest Food Bank. |
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| Florida Georgia Line | Entertainer of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Brandy Clark | Female Vocalist of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Martina McBride | Female Vocalist of the Year | 2014 | Martina McBride built her magnificent career with an incredible voice and a talent for finding emotional songs that resonated with her audience. Beginning with an auspicious debut single titled "The Time Has Come," McBride has placed more than 50 titles on Billboard's country airplay chart and earned three consecutive ACM Female Vocalist awards (2001-2003). She enjoyed a career breakthrough in 1993 with "My Baby Loves Me," which positioned her as one of country music's most empowering artists. She joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1995. Over the next decade she notched five No. 1 hits: "Wild Angels," "A Broken Wing," "Wrong Again," "I Love You," and "Blessed." Dramatic music videos such as "Independence Day" and "Concrete Angel" brought her most cinematic songs to life, while in the recording studio she developed her ability as a producer. Known for her work with the YWCA and abused women, McBride received the 2003 ACM Humanitarian Award. She connected with her core country music audience on 2011's "I'm Gonna Love You Through It," which became an anthem for women and their families facing breast cancer. In addition to her performing career, McBride has authored two cookbooks and stars in the Food Network series, Martina's Table. | Nominee |
| Kacey Musgraves | Female Vocalist of the Year | 2014 | Nominee | |
| Carrie Underwood | Female Vocalist of the Year | 2014 | Nominee |
Lonely Tonight
Vocal Event of the Year
2014
Ashley Monroe - Artist
Scott Hendricks - Producer
Warner Bros. Records - Record Company
Nominee
Meanwhile Back At Mama's
Vocal Event of the Year
2014
Faith Hill - Artist
Byron Gallimore - Producer
Tim McGraw - Producer
Big Machine Records - Record Company
Nominee
Somethin' Bad
Vocal Event of the Year
2014
Carrie Underwood - Artist
Chuck Ainlay - Producer
Frank Liddell - Producer
Glenn Worf - Producer
RCA Nashville - Record Company
Nominee
The South
Vocal Event of the Year
2014
Florida Georgia Line - Artist
Dierks Bentley - Artist
Mike Eli - Artist
Dann Huff - Producer
Justin Niebank - Producer
Big Machine Records - Record Company
Nominee
Derek Bason
Audio Engineer of the Year
2014
Nominee
Ben Fowler
Audio Engineer of the Year
2014
Nominee
Steve Marcantonio
Audio Engineer of the Year
2014
Nominee
F. Reid Shippen
Audio Engineer of the Year
2014
Nominee
Mark Hill
Bass Player of the Year
2014
Nominee
Tully Kennedy
Bass Player of the Year
2014
Nominee
Tony Lucido
Bass Player of the Year
2014
Nominee
Jimmie Lee Sloas
Bass Player of the Year
2014
Nominee
Jason Aldean
Entertainer of the Year
2014
Nominee
Garth Brooks
Entertainer of the Year
2014
Nominee
Miranda Lambert
Entertainer of the Year
2014
Upon being appointed president at Capitol Nashville in 2000, Dungan again tapped into a promising group of new artists and guided them into Country stardom. He elevated the careers of Little Big Town, Darius Rucker, and Keith Urban, and brought Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, and Lady Antebellum to the label. In 2012, Dungan joined UMG Nashville as Chairman and CEO, ushering in another lucrative decade with artists like Brothers Osborne, Kacey Musgraves, and Chris Stapleton. The label group continues to thrive with rising stars like Priscilla Block, Jordan Davis, and Parker McCollum. Dungan’s philanthropic efforts have supported entities such as Music Health Alliance, Wounded Warrior Project, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, and Second Harvest Food Bank.
Nominee
Florida Georgia Line
Entertainer of the Year
2014
Nominee
Brandy Clark
Female Vocalist of the Year
2014
Nominee
Martina McBride
Female Vocalist of the Year
2014
Nominee
Kacey Musgraves
Female Vocalist of the Year
2014
Nominee
Carrie Underwood
Female Vocalist of the Year
2014
Nominee