Danish Music Awards 2001
The first ever Danish Music Awards under the new name was held on 3 March 2001 in the Forum, Frederiksberg. The inaugural "Danish Music Awards" show was broadcast live on TV 2, and was hosted by Casper Christensen and Lasse Rimmer.
- The Winners
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Danish Album of the Year | D-A-D - Everything Glows |
| Danish Band of the Year | D-A-D |
| Danish Female Artist of the Year | Freya |
| Danish Male Artist of the Year | Jesper Binzer (D-A-D) |
| Danish Newcomer of the Year | Erann DD |
| Danish Hit of the Year | Brødrene Olsen (aka Olsen Brothers) - "Fly on the Wings of Love" |
| Foreign Album of the Year | Madonna - Music |
| Foreign Hit of the Year | Madonna - "Music" |
| Foreign Newcomer of the Year | Anastacia |
| Danish Rock Album of the Year | D-A-D - Everything Glows |
| Danish Pop Album of the Year | Aqua - Aquarius |
| Danish R&B Album of the Year | Karen - En til en |
| Danish Rap Album of the Year | Outlandish - Outland's Officials |
| Danish Dance Album of the Year | Barcode Brothers - Swipe Me |
| Danish Entertainment Album of the Year | Hva' snakker du om? - Den ka' byttes Vol. 1 |
| Danish Children's Album of the Year | Musikken fra Pyrus i Alletiders Eventyr |
| Danish Top Album of the Year | Kandis - Kandis 8 |
| Danish Soundtrack of the Year | Blinkende Lygter |
| Danish Songwriter of the Year | Allan Olsen - Onomatopoietikon |
| Danish Producer of the Year | Filur - Exciting Comfort |
| Danish Music Video of the Year | Peder Pedersen / Easy Film for Aqua - "Around the World" |
| Danish Radio Hit of the Year | Zididada - "Zididada Day" |
| Danish Club Hit of the Year | Safri Duo - "The Bongo Song (Played-A-Live)" |
| Export Prize | Aqua |
| IFPI's Prize of Honor | Gasolin' |
- Performances
Performances during the show included Anastacia, Bliss, Tim Christensen, DJ Aligator, Erann DD, Filur, Karen, Manic Street Preachers, Outlandish, Rollo & King, Safri Duo, S.O.A.P., Superheroes and tv·2.
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