Danish Music Awards 2002
The 2002 Danish Music Awards were held on 2 March 2002 in the Forum, Frederiksberg. The show was broadcast live on TV 2, and was hosted by Lars Hjortshøj.
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Danish Album of the Year | Safri Duo - Episode II |
| Danish Band of the Year | Safri Duo |
| Danish Female Artist of the Year | Marie Frank |
| Danish Male Artist of the Year | Thomas Helmig |
| Danish Newcomer of the Year | Christian |
| Danish Hit of the Year/Orange Prize | Safri Duo - "Played-A-Live (The Bongo Song)" |
| Foreign Album of the Year | R.E.M. - Reveal |
| Foreign Hit of the Year | Kylie Minogue - "Can't Get You Out of My Head" |
| Foreign Newcomer of the Year | Dido |
| Danish Rock Album of the Year | Saybia - Saybia |
| Danish Pop Album of the Year | Christian - Du kan gøre hvad du vil |
| Danish Rap Album of the Year | Den Gale Pose - Definitition af en stodder |
| Danish Dance Album of the Year | Safri Duo - Episode II |
| Danish Top Album of the Year | Birthe Kjær - Længe leve livet |
| Danish Children's Album of the Year | M:G:P: 2001 - De unges Melodi Grand Prix |
| Danish Entertainment Album of the Year | Hva' snakker du om? - Arne fortæller… Terkel i knibe |
| Danish Soundtrack Album of the Year | En kort en lang |
| Danish Songwriter of the Year | Thomas Helmig for IsItYouIsItMe |
| Danish Producer of the Year | Morten Friis/Uffe Savery/Michael Parsberg for Safri Duo - Episode II |
| Danish Music Video of the Year | Angel Productions for Peter Frödin & Jimmy Jørgensen - "Vent på mig" |
| Danish Radio Hit of the Year/The Voice Prize | Safri Duo - "Played-A-Live (The Bongo Song)" |
| Danish Club Hit of the Year | Infernal - "Muzaik" |
| Danish Music Export Award | Safri Duo - "Episode II" |
| IFPI's Prize of Honor | C.V. Jørgensen |
- Performances
Performances during the show included Christian, EyeQ, Sort Sol, Thomas Helmig, DJ Encore, Hampenberg, Barcode Brothers, Westlife, D-A-D, Safri Duo, Swan Lee og Kylie Minogue.
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