3Music Awards unveils 2019 nominees

The second edition of 3Music Awards was launched yesterday.

According to organisers, the nominations this year holds lots of names from the country’s favourite acts.

The nominations will be announced on Joy 99.7 FM, Hitz 103.9 and Joy prime on Friday, February 1.

The event set to take place in March 2019 will be held at at the Fantasy Dome at the Trade Fair Centre, which accommodates in excess of 20,000 people.

With the huge success chalked at the maiden edition organisers of the awards are promising off the roof performances this year.

3Music has hinted that the 2019 edition of the awards will be “bigger and better”.

The categories include

Viral Song of the Year

Song of the Year

Hiplife Song of the Year

Gospel Song of the Year

Gospel Act of the Year

Music Man of the Year

Music Woman of the Year

Group of the Year

Breakthrough of the Year

Next Rated Act of the Year

DJ of the Year

Fan Army of the Year

Hiphop Song of the Year

Afrobeat Song of the Year

Digital Act of the Year

African Act of the Year

Best GH International Act of the Year

Highlife Song of the Year

Highlife Act of the Year

Album of the Year

Hiphop/Hiplife Act of the Year

Reggae/Dancehall Act of the Year

Collaboration of the Year

Male Act of the Year

Female Act of the Year

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