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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Malta Music Awards 1995]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2001]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2003]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2007]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2008]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2009]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2010]] | * [[Malta Music Awards 2010]] | ||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2011]] | * [[Malta Music Awards 2011]] | ||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2012]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2013]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2014]] | |||
* [[Malta Music Awards 2020]] | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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The Malta Music Awards is an (almost) annual ceremony celebrating the most popular artists in the Malta music scene.
The first Malta Music Awards was organized in 1995. Although it took a few years to establish itself as an annual event the ceremony has grown in popularity and is now considered as the premier national Music Awards show in Malta.
No awards were organized in 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, and 2006.
The Malta Music Awards are produced by concert and music event organizers Mega Music Malta .
See also
- Malta Music Awards 1995
- Malta Music Awards 2001
- Malta Music Awards 2003
- Malta Music Awards 2007
- Malta Music Awards 2008
- Malta Music Awards 2009
- Malta Music Awards 2010
- Malta Music Awards 2011
- Malta Music Awards 2012
- Malta Music Awards 2013
- Malta Music Awards 2014
- Malta Music Awards 2020
External links
- Malta Music Awards - official website
- Mega Music Malta - organizers' website