Danish Music Awards 2003
The 2003 Danish Music Awards were held on 1 March 2003 in the Forum, Frederiksberg. The show was broadcast live on TV 2, and hosted by Timm Vladimir.
| Category | Winners |
|---|---|
| Danish Album of the Year | Saybia - The Second You Sleep |
| Danish Band of the Year | Saybia |
| Danish Female Artist of the Year | Søs Fenger |
| Danish Male Artist of the Year | Søren Huus (Saybia) |
| Danish Newcomer of the Year | Nik & Jay |
| Danish Hit of the Year/The Voice Prize | Nik & Jay - "Hot" |
| Foreign Album of the Year | Eminem - The Eminem Show |
| Foreign Newcomer of the Year | Avril Lavigne |
| Danish Rock Album of the Year | The Raveonettes - Whip It On |
| Danish Pop Album of the Year | tv·2 - På kanten af småt brændbart |
| Danish Rap Album of the Year | Malk de Koijn - Sneglzilla |
| Danish Dance Album of the Year | Filur - Deeply Superficial |
| Danish Top Album of the Year | Kandis - Kandis 9 |
| Danish Children's Album of the Year | Ruben - Drengen der kunne tale med ting |
| Danish Songwriter of the Year | Steffen Brandt for tv·2 - På kanten af småt brændbart |
| Danish Producer of the Year | Nikolaj Nørlund for Superjeg - Alt er ego |
| Danish Music Video of the Year | Ingen Frygt for Malk de Koijn - "Vi tager fuglen på dig" |
| Danish Album Cover of the Year | Per Morten Abramsen / Rene Brokop & Nego & Brando for Jupiter Day - Jupiter Day |
| IFPI's Prize of Honor | Peter Belli |
- Performances
Live performances included Blue, Tim Christensen, Filur feat. Pernille Rosendahl, Junior Senior, Kashmir, Melanie C, Mew, Nik & Jay, Outlandish, Sanne Salomonsen and tv·2.
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