List of awards and nominations received by Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus is an American singer, songwriter and actress. Cyrus rose to fame while starring in the Disney Channel series Hannah Montana. After the end of the show in 2011, Cyrus took it on a downlow and took some time off, but in 2017, she made her debut in the music world under her own name. Her first project as her debut album titled Bangerz released in early 2018, with the singles "Drive",
Miley Cyrus as the 2018 Teen Choice Awards
Nominations
109
Wins
18
"Wrecking Ball" and chart topper "We Can't Stop". Months later, Cyrus started her new era releasing the lead single "Ready or Not" in April 2018, she released her second studio album MILEY in June of the same year, other singles were "These Days" featuring Olly Alexander & Drake,
"Home With You" and "When I Look At You", for those two albums she went on her first ever world tour (Hurricane World Tour). In March of 2019, she came back to start a new era, she released a new single titled "Feelin' Myself" featuring Kendrick Lamar and Wiz Khalifa, with the album being released in late October of that same year, other singles were "Don't Call Me Up", "Better Now" and "Bridges".
Cyrus' first nominations were with the 2018 European Music Awards, she was the most nominated artist of the night (8). Amongst the EMAs, Cyrus got nominations and wins at different award shows such as the American Music Awards, Twitter Music Awards, iHeartRadio Music Awards, Golden Ticket Awards, Grammy Awards, Teen Choice Awards, MTV Video Music Awards and the Billboard Music Awards.
In total, Cyrus got nominated 109 times on various award shows worldwide, she has won a total of 18 awards in her career (as of April 2020). In her career she won 4 American Music Awards, 3 Twitter Music Awards, 3 World Music Awards, 2 Teen Choice Awards, 2 MTV Video Music Awards, 2 MTV Europe Music Awards, 1 Billboard Music Award and many more.
She also appeared on various different Year-End lists/charts, from No. 1 Songs of 2018 by Rolling Stone, Top Artists of 2018 by Rolling Stone to Billboard Year-End Charts and more around the world in which she achieved top spots.
