List of awards and nominations received by Bruno Mars

American singer and songwriter Bruno Mars has received various awards and nominations throughout his career. He signed a record deal with Atlantic Records in 2009, and came to prominence as a composer for other artists along with his production team The Smeezingtons.[1][2] They were responsible for Mars first collaboration with B.o.B, the single "Nothin' on You", which won Song of the Year at the 2010 Soul Train Music Awards, while at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards it was nominated in three categories, including Record of the Year. Mars' debut solo single, "Just the Way You Are", won Best Male Pop Vocal Performance at the same ceremony. His debut studio album, Doo-Wops & Hooligans (2010) was nominated for Album of the Year at the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, while "Grenade" was nominated for Record of the Year and Song of the Year. He won awards for Best Male Artist at several award ceremonies in 2011 and 2012, including American Music Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist, Brit Award for International Male Solo Artist and the Echo Award for Best International Male.

Bruno Mars awards and nominations
Mars performing in Houston, Texas on 24 November 2010.
Totals[lower-alpha 1]
Wins142
Nominations421
Note
  1. Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Mars' second studio album, Unorthodox Jukebox (2012) earned the singer four nominations at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, with two of its singles, "Locked Out of Heaven", and "When I Was Your Man", being nominated for Record of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance, respectively. The album won Best Pop Vocal Album at the ceremony and was also recognized with a Juno Award. In addition, Mars won two consecutive International Artist of the Year at the 2013 and 2014 NRJ Music Awards. In 2014, he won an International Male Solo Artist at the 2014 BRIT Awards and collaborated on Mark Ronson's single "Uptown Funk". The song won the Brit Award for Single of the Year, Song of the Year at the Soul Train Music Awards, International Work of the Year at the APRA Music Awards and two Grammy awards – Record of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

In 2016, Mars received a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in the category of recording and released his third album, 24K Magic, which spawned his seventh number-one single on the Billboard Hot 100, "That's What I Like".[3][4] In the same year, he became the recipient for NRJ Artist of Honor and received two entries in the 2017 edition of Guinness World Records. In 2017, he earned an Innovator Award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards and for his work as a producer on Adele's third studio album, 25, he received a Grammy Award for Album of the Year at the 59th ceremony. Mars received seven awards at the 2017 American Music Awards, including Artist of the Year, two for his single "That's What I Like" and other two for his album 24K Magic. He also won Album/Mixtape of the Year at the 2017 Soul Train Music Awards, in addition to winning four other awards. In 2018, the album won Grammy Awards for Album of the Year and Best R&B Album, the single "24K Magic" received Record of the Year, while "That's What I Like" earned Song of the Year, Best R&B Performance and Best R&B Song.

Awards and nominations
Key
Indicates non-competitive categories
Award Year[lower-alpha 1] Recipient(s) and nominee(s) Category Result Ref.
ALMA Award 2011 Bruno Mars Favorite Male Music Artist Nominated [5]
2012 Nominated [6]
American Music Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist Won [7]
Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist Nominated
2013 Artist of the Year Nominated [8]
Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist Nominated
Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist Nominated
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Single of the Year Nominated [9]
Collaboration of the Year Nominated
2017 Bruno Mars Artist of the Year Won [10]
Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist Won
Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist Won
Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist Nominated
24K Magic Favorite Pop/Rock Album Won
Favorite Soul/R&B Album Won
"That's What I Like" Favorite Soul/R&B Song Won
Video of the Year Won
2018 Bruno Mars Favorite Male Artist Soul/R&B Nominated [11]
24K Magic World Tour Tour of the Year Nominated
"Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Collaboration of the Year Nominated
Favorite Song – Soul/R&B Won
2019 Bruno Mars Favorite Male Artist Soul/R&B Won [12]
ASCAP Pop Music Awards 2011 "Billionaire" (with Travie McCoy) Most Performed Songs Won [13]
"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B) Won
"Just the Way You Are" Won
2012 Song of the Year Won [14]
Most Performed Songs Won [15]
"Grenade" Won
"The Lazy Song" Won
"Lighters" (with Bad Meets Evil) Won
2013 "It Will Rain" Won [16]
"Young, Wild & Free" (with Wiz Khalifa & Snoop Dogg) Won
2014 "Locked Out of Heaven" Won [17]
"When I Was Your Man" Won
"Treasure" Won
ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Awards 2011 "Nothin' On You" (with B.o.B) Top Rap Song Won [18]
ARIA Music Awards 2012 Bruno Mars Best International Artist Nominated [19]
2013 Nominated [20]
2017 Nominated [21]
APRA Music Awards 2016 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) International Work of the Year Won [22]
2018 "24K Magic" Nominated [23]
BBC Music Awards 2015 Uptown Funk (with Mark Ronson) Song of the Year Nominated [24]
BET Awards 2010 "Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B) Best Collaboration Nominated [25]
Video of the Year Nominated
2011 Bruno Mars Best New Artist Nominated [26]
Best Male R&B Artist Nominated
2012 Nominated [27]
2013 Nominated [28]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Best Collaboration Nominated [29]
Centric Award Nominated
2017 24K Magic Album of the Year Nominated [30]
Bruno Mars Best Male R&B/Pop Artist Won
Bruno Mars & Jonathan Lia Video Director of the Year Nominated
"24K Magic" Video of the Year Won
Coca-Cola Viewers’ Choice Nominated
2018 Bruno Mars Best Male R&B/Pop Artist Won [31]
"Finesse (Remix)" (featuring Cardi B) Best Collaboration Nominated
Video of the Year Nominated
2019 Bruno Mars Best Male R&B/Pop Artist Won [32]
"Please Me" (with Cardi B) Best Collaboration Nominated
Video of the Year Nominated
BET Hip Hop Awards 2010 "Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B) Best Hip Hop Video Nominated [33]
Reese's Perfect Combo Award Nominated
Verizon People's Champ Award Nominated
2019 "Please Me" (with Cardi B) Best Collabo, Duo or Group Nominated [34]
Bruno Mars, Florent Dechard Video Director of the Year Nominated
Billboard Latin Music Awards 2014 Bruno Mars Crossover Artist of the Year Won [35]
Billboard Music Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Top New Artist Nominated [36]
Top Hot 100 Artist Nominated
Top Digital Songs Artist Nominated
Top Male Artist Nominated
Top Radio Songs Artist Nominated
"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B.) Top Rap Song Nominated
"Just the Way You Are" Top Hot 100 Song Nominated
Top Digital Song Nominated
Top Streaming Song (Audio) Nominated
Top Pop Song Nominated
Top Radio Song Won
2012 Bruno Mars
Top Hot 100 Artist Nominated [37]
Top Male Artist Nominated
Top Radio Songs Artist Nominated
Top Streaming Artist Nominated
Top Digital Songs Artist Nominated
"The Lazy Song" Top Streaming Song (Video) Nominated
2013 Bruno Mars Top Male Artist Nominated [38]
Top Pop Artist Nominated
"Locked Out of Heaven" Top Radio Song Nominated
Top Pop Song Nominated
2014 Bruno Mars Top Artist Nominated [39]
Top Male Artist Nominated
Top Radio Songs Artist Nominated
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Top Digital Song Nominated [40]
2016 Top Radio Song Nominated [41]
Top Streaming Song (Video) Nominated
2017 Bruno Mars Top R&B Artist Nominated [42]
24K Magic Top R&B Album Nominated
"24K Magic" Top R&B Song Nominated
2018 Bruno Mars Top Artist Nominated [43]
Top Male Artist Nominated
Top Hot 100 Artist Nominated
Top Song Sales Artist Nominated
Top Radio Songs Artist Nominated
Top Touring Artist Nominated
Top R&B Artist Won
Top R&B Male Artist Won
Top R&B Tour Won
24K Magic Top R&B Album Won
"That's What I Like" Top Hot 100 Song Nominated
Top Streaming Song (Video) Nominated
Top Radio Song Nominated
Top R&B Song Won
"Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Nominated
2019 Bruno Mars Top Touring Artist Nominated [44]
Top R&B Tour Nominated
Billboard Touring Conference and Awards 2013 Bruno Mars Breakthrough Nominated [45]
Eventful Fans' Choice Nominated
2017 Bruno Mars, 24k Magic Tour Paint the World Gold Campaign Concert Marketing/Promotion Nominated [46]
BreakTudo Awards 2017 Bruno Mars International Male Artist Nominated [47]
2018 Nominated [48]
Bravo Otto 2011 Bruno Mars Super Singer Male Silver [49]
Brit Awards 2011 Bruno Mars International Breakthrough Act Nominated [50]
2012 International Male Solo Artist Won [51]
2014 Won [52]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) British Single of the Year Won [53]
British Video of the Year Nominated [54]
2017 Bruno Mars International Male Solo Artist Nominated [55]
BT Digital Music Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Best International Artist Won [56]
Channel V Thailand Music Video Awards 2011 "Just the Way You Are" Popular International Music Video Won [57]
Bruno Mars Popular International New Artist Won
Popular International Male Artist Won
Echo Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Best International Newcomer Nominated [58]
2012 Best International Male Won [59]
Daytime Emmy Award 2016 Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars in The Ellen DeGeneres Show Outstanding Musical Performance in a Talk Show/Morning Program Nominated [60]
Primetime Emmy Awards 2014 Super Bowl XLVIII: Halftime Show Starring Bruno Mars Outstanding Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Program Nominated [61]
2018 Bruno Mars: 24K Magic Live at the Apollo Outstanding Music Direction Nominated [62]
Fonogram Awards 2013 Unorthodox Jukebox Contemporary Pop-Rock Album of the Year Won [63]
2017 24K Magic Modern Pop-Rock Album/Voice Recording of the Year Won [64]
GAFFA Awards (Denmark) 2011 Bruno Mars International Male Artist of the Year Won [65]
International New Artist of the Year Won
Doo-Wops & Hooligans International Album of the Year Nominated [66]
"Liquor Store Blues" International Video of the Year Nominated
2015 "Uptown Funk" International Hit of the Year Nominated [67]
2017 "24K Magic" Nominated [68]
Bruno Mars International Male Artist of the Year Nominated
24K Magic International Album of the Year Won [69]
2019 "Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) International Hit of the Year Nominated [70]
Grammy Awards 2011 "Just The Way You Are" Best Male Pop Vocal Performance Won [71]
The Smeezingtons Producer of the Year, Non-Classical Nominated [72]
"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B) Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Nominated
Best Rap Song Nominated
Record of the Year Nominated
"Fuck You" (as producer & songwriter) Nominated
Song of the Year Nominated
2012 "Grenade" Nominated [73]
Record of the Year Nominated
Best Pop Solo Performance Nominated
Doo-Wops & Hooligans Album of the Year Nominated
Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated
The Smeezingtons Producer of the Year, Non-Classical Nominated
2013 "Young, Wild & Free" (with Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa) Best Rap Song Nominated [74]
2014 "Locked Out of Heaven" Record of the Year Nominated [75]
Song of the Year Nominated
"When I Was Your Man" Best Pop Solo Performance Nominated
Unorthodox Jukebox Best Pop Vocal Album Won
2016 "Uptown Funk"(with Mark Ronson) Record of the Year Won [76]
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Won
2017 25 (as producer – The Smeezingtons) Album of the Year Won [77]
2018 24K Magic Won [78]
Best R&B Album Won
"24K Magic" Record of the Year Won
"That's What I Like" Song of the Year Won
Best R&B Performance Won
Best R&B Song Won
Hollywood Walk of Fame 2016 Bruno Mars Recording Won [79]
iHeartRadio Music Awards 2016 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Song of the Year Nominated [80]
Best Collaboration Won
2017 "All I Ask" Best Cover Song Nominated [81]
Bruno Mars Innovator Award Won
2018 "That's What I Like" Song of the Year Nominated [82]
R&B Song of the Year Won
Best Music Video Nominated
Bruno Mars Male Artist of the Year Nominated
R&B Artist of the Year Won
Most Thumbed Up Artist of the Year Won
2019 "Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Best Collaboration Won [83]
R&B Song of the Year Nominated
Best Music Video Nominated
iHeartRadio Titanium Awards 2018 "That's What I Like" Titanium Award Won [84]
2019 "Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Won [85]
Japan Gold Disc Award 2012 Bruno Mars Best 3 New Artists (Western) Won [86]
Juno Award 2014 Unorthodox Jukebox International Album of the Year Won [87]
2018 24K Magic Nominated [88]
LOS40 Music Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Best International Artist Nominated [89]
2013 Won [90]
"Locked Out of Heaven" Best International Song Nominated [91]
Best International Video (Jury) Nominated
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Best International Song Nominated [92]
2017 Bruno Mars Best International Artist Nominated [93]
24K Magic Best International Album Nominated
"That's What I Like" Best International Video (Jury) Nominated
24K Magic World Tour Tour of the Year Nominated
2018 Bruno Mars Best International Artist Nominated [94]
Lunas del Auditorio 2015 Bruno Mars Best Foreign Pop Won [95]
2018 Won [96]
Make-A-Wish Foundation 2015 Bruno Mars Chris Greicius Celebrity Award Won [97]
MelOn Music Awards 2013 "Young Girls" Best Pop Won [98]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Won [99]
MOBO Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Best International Act Nominated [100]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Best Song Nominated [101]
MP3 Music Awards 2011 "The Lazy Song" The BNC Award Best/New/Act Nominated [102]
MTV Europe Music Awards 2011 "Grenade" Best Song Nominated [103]
Bruno Mars Best New Act Won
Best Male Nominated
Best Push Won
Best North American Act Nominated [104]
2013 "Locked Out of Heaven" Best Song Won [105]
Bruno Mars Best Male Nominated
Best North American Act Nominated [106]
2014 Best Live Act Nominated [107]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Best Song Nominated [108]
Best Collaboration Nominated
2017 Bruno Mars Best US Act Nominated [109]
Best Live Act Nominated
MTV Millennial Awards 2013 "Locked Out of Heaven" International Hit of the Year Nominated [110]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Nominated [111]
2017 "24K Magic" Nominated [112]
2018 "Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Nominated [113]
MTV Millennial Awards Brazil 2018 "Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) International Hit of the Year Nominated [114]
MTV Video Music Awards 2011 "Grenade" Video of the Year Nominated [115]
Best Pop Video Nominated
Best Male Video Nominated
"The Lazy Song" Best Choreography Nominated
2013 "Locked Out of Heaven" Video of the Year Nominated [116]
Best Pop Video Nominated
Best Male Video Won
"Treasure" Best Choreography Won
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Best Direction Nominated [117]
2017 "24K Magic" Video of the Year Nominated [118]
Best Direction Nominated
Best Art Direction Nominated
Bruno Mars Artist of the Year Nominated
2018 "Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Video of the Year Nominated [119]
Song of the Year Nominated
Best Collaboration Nominated
Best Choreography Nominated
Best Editing Nominated
Bruno Mars Artist of the Year Nominated
2019 "Please Me" (with Cardi B) Best Pop Video Nominated [120]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan 2011 "Just the Way You Are" Best Male Video Won [121]
"Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B.) Best New Artist Video Nominated [122]
2012 "It Will Rain" Best Male Video Won [123]
Best Video from a Film Nominated
2013 "Locked Out of Heaven" Video of the Year Nominated [124]
Best Male Video Nominated
Best Karaokee! Song Nominated
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Best Male Video Nominated [125]
2017 "That's What I Like" Won [126]
MuchMusic Video Awards 2011 "Just the Way You Are" International Video of the Year – Artist Nominated [127]
Most Watched Video of the Year Nominated
UR Fave International Video Nominated
2012 "Lighters" (with Bad Meets Evil) International Video of the Year – Group Nominated [128]
Myx Music Awards 2011 "Just the Way You Are" Favorite International Video Won [129]
2012 "The Lazy Song" Favorite International Video Nominated [130]
NAACP Image Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Outstanding New Artist Nominated [131]
2012 Outstanding Male Artist Nominated [132]
2013 Nominated [133]
"Locked Out of Heaven" Outstanding Music Video Nominated
Outstanding Song Nominated
2014 Bruno Mars Outstanding Male Artist Nominated [134]
"Treasure" Outstanding Music Video Nominated
Outstanding Song Nominated
2017 Bruno Mars Outstanding Male Artist Nominated [135]
"24K Magic" Outstanding Music Video Nominated
Outstanding Song Nominated
2018 Bruno Mars Entertainer of the Year Nominated [136]
Outstanding Male Artist Won
"That's What I Like" Outstanding Music Video Won
Outstanding Song, Traditional Won
2019 Bruno Mars: 24K Magic Live at the Apollo Outstanding Variety Show – Series or Special Nominated [137]
Bruno Mars Outstanding Male Artist Won
"Finesse (Remix)" (feat. Cardi B) Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration Nominated
Outstanding Music Video/Visual Album Nominated
Outstanding Song, Contemporary Nominated
2020 Bruno Mars Outstanding Male Artist Won [138]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards' 2011 Bruno Mars Favorite Male Singer Nominated [139]
2012 Nominated [140]
2013 Nominated [141]
2014 Nominated [142]
2015 Nominated [143]
2017 Nominated [144]
Favorite Global Music Star Nominated
"24K Magic" Favorite Music Video Nominated
Favorite Song Nominated
2018 Bruno Mars Favorite Male Artist Nominated [145]
"That's What I Like" Favorite Song Nominated
2019 Bruno Mars Favorite Male Artist Nominated [146]
Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards' 2011 Bruno Mars Fave International Artist Nominated [147]
NewNowNext Awards 2013 "When I Was Your Man" That's My Jam Nominated [148]
NME Awards 2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Dancefloor Filler Nominated [149]
NRJ Music Awards 2011 "The Lazy Song" International Song of the Year Nominated [150]
Bruno Mars New International Artist of the Year Nominated
2012 International Male Artist of the Year Won [151]
2013 International Male Artist of the Year Won [152]
"Treasure" International Song of the Year Nominated [153]
2016 Bruno Mars NRJ Artist of Honor Won [154]
2017 International Male Artist of the Year Nominated [155]
O Music Awards 2013 Bruno Mars Must Follow Artist on Twitter Nominated [156]
People's Choice Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Favorite Breakout Artist Nominated [157]
2012 Favorite Male Artist Won [158]
Favorite R&B Artist Nominated
2013 Nominated [159]
2014 Favorite Male Artist Nominated [160]
Favorite Pop Artist Nominated
"When I Was Your Man" Favorite Song Nominated
2018 Bruno Mars Male Artist of 2018 Nominated [161]
Pollstar Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Best New Touring Artist Nominated [162]
2013 Most Creative Stage Production Nominated [163]
Major Tour of the Year Nominated
2014 Nominated [164]
2017 Nominated [165]
Pop Tour of the Year Won [166]
Urban/R&B Tour of the Year Won
Premios Juventud 2013 Bruno Mars Favorite Hitmaker Won [167]
"When I Was Your Man" Favorite Hit Won
2014 Bruno Mars Favorite Hitmaker Won [168]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Favorite Hit Nominated [169]
2016 Bruno Mars Favorite Hitmaker Nominated [170]
Radio Disney Music Awards 2013 Bruno Mars Best Male Artist Nominated [171]
2017 Nominated [172]
"24K Magic" Best Song That Makes You Smile Won
2018 Bruno Mars Best Artist Nominated [173]
RTHK International Pop Poll Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Top Male Artist Bronze [174]
"Just The Way You Are" Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs Won
Bruno Mars Top New Act Gold
2012 Bruno Mars Top Male Artist Gold [175]
"The Lazy Song" Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs Won
2013 Bruno Mars Top Male Artist Gold [176]
"Locked Out of Heaven" Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs Won
2014 Bruno Mars Top Male Artist Gold [177]
"When I Was Your Man" Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs Won
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Won [178]
2017 Bruno Mars Top Male Artist Won [179]
"24K Magic" Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs Won
24K Magic The Best Selling Album Won
2018 Bruno Mars Top Male Artist Silver [180]
"That's What I Like" Top 10 Gold International Gold Songs Won
Silver Clef Award 2015 Bruno Mars Best Live Act Nominated [181]
Soul Train Music Awards 2010 "Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B) Song of the Year Won [182]
2011 Bruno Mars Best New Artist Nominated [183]
2013 Best R&B/Soul Male Artist Nominated [184]
"Treasure" Best Dance Performance Nominated [185]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson)
Video of the Year Won [186]
Song of the Year Won
The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award Nominated [187]
Best Collaboration Nominated
Best Dance Performance Nominated
2017 24K Magic Album/ Mixtape of the Year Won [188]
"That's What I Like" Song of the Year Won
"Versace on the Floor" The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award Nominated
Bruno Mars Best R&B/Soul Male Artist Won
"24K Magic" Best Dance Performance Won
Video of the Year Won
2018 Bruno Mars Best R&B/Soul Male Artist Won [189]
"Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Song of the Year Nominated
The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award Nominated
Best Dance Performance Nominated
Best Collaboration Performance Nominated
Video of the Year Won
2019 Bruno Mars Best R&B/Soul Male Artist Nominated [190]
"Please Me" (with Cardi B) Best Collaboration Performance Nominated
Space Shower Music Awards 2017 Bruno Mars Best International Artist Won [191]
Swiss Music Awards 2012 Doo-Wops & Hooligans Best Album Pop Rock International Nominated [192]
"Grenade" Best Hit International Nominated
Bruno Mars Best Breaking Act International Won
TEC Awards 2014 Record Production/Album Unorthodox Jukebox Nominated [193]
Record Production/Single or Track "Locked Out of Heaven" Nominated
2018 Record Production/Album 24K Magic Won [194]
Record Production/Single or Track "24K Magic" Won
Tour/Event Sound Production 24K Magic World Tour Won
2019 Record Production/Single or Track "Finesse" Nominated [195]
Teen Choice Awards 2010 "Nothin' on You" (with B.o.B) Choice Music: Single Nominated [196]
"Billionaire" (with Travie McCoy) Choice Music: Summer Song Nominated [197]
2011 Bruno Mars Choice Music: Breakout Artist Won [198]
Choice Summer: Music Star – Male Won
Choice Music: Male Artist Nominated [199]
"Just the Way You Are" Choice Music: Love Song Nominated
"Grenade" Choice Music: Break-Up Song Nominated
"The Lazy Song" Choice Music: Summer Song Nominated [200]
2012 Bruno Mars Choice Music: Male Artist Nominated [201]
"It Will Rain" Choice Music: Single by a Male Artist Nominated
2013 Bruno Mars Choice Music: Male Artist Nominated [202]
Choice Music: R&B Artist Won
Choice Music Star: Male Won
"Locked Out of Heaven" Choice Single: Male Artist Nominated
"Treasure" Choice Music: Love Song Nominated
Choice Summer: Single Nominated
"When I Was Your Man" Choice Music: Break-Up song Nominated
Moonshine Jungle Tour Choice Summer Tour Nominated
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Choice Song: Male Artist Nominated [203]
Choice Party Song Nominated
Choice Music: Collaboration Nominated
2017 Bruno Mars Choice Male Artist Nominated [204]
"That's What I Like" Choice Song: Male Artist Nominated
Choice Music: Summer Song Nominated
Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Song Nominated
"24K Magic" Choice Music: Pop Song Nominated
24K Magic World Tour Choice Summer: Tour Nominated
Bruno Mars Visionary Award Won
2018 Himself Choice Artist: Male Nominated [205]
"Finesse" (featuring Cardi B) Choice Music: Collaboration Nominated
Choice Music: R&B/Hip-Hop Song Nominated
Telehit Awards 2013 Unorthodox Jukebox Best Male Pop Album Won [206]
2015 "Uptown Funk" (with Mark Ronson) Song of the Year Won [207]
2017 "That's What I Like" Song of the Year Nominated [208]
The Record of the Year 2010 "Just the Way You Are" The Record of the Year Nominated [209]
2011 "Grenade" The Record of the Year Nominated [210]
UK Music Video Awards 2011 "The Lazy Song" Best Pop Video-UK Nominated [211]
2015 "Uptown Funk" Won [212]
Urban Music Awards 2011 Bruno Mars International Artist of the Year Nominated [213]
2013 Won [214]
Virgin Media Music Awards 2011 Bruno Mars Virgin Media Music Award for Best Solo Male Nominated [215]
Z Awards 2010 Bruno Mars Best New Artist Won [216]

Other accolades

Guinness World Records
Year the record was awarded, record holder, and name of the record
Year Record holder World Record Ref.
2015 Super Bowl XLVIII halftime show Most Viewed Halftime Performance [217]
2017 "Uptown Funk" Most weeks at No.1 on the U.S. Digital Song Sales [218]
Bruno Mars First Male Artist to Achieve three 10-million-selling-singles [219]
2018 Most followed male chart-topper on Musical.ly [220]

Listicles
Name of publisher, name of listicle, year(s) listed, and placement result
Publisher Listicle Year(s) Result Ref.
Billboard Artist of the Year 2013 Placed [221]
Hot 100 Songwriters 6th [222]
Top 10 Producers in Music (as The Smeezingtons) 3rd [223]
Insider The Top 20 Artists of the 2010s 2019 Honorable Mention [224]
Forbes 30 Under 30 2014 1st [225]
Celebrity 100 13th [226]
2018 11th [227]
2019 54th [228]
iHeartRadio Canada Icons of the Decade 2019 Placed [229]
Music Week Biggest Songwriters of the Year (as The Smeezingtons) 2010 1st [230]
The Hollywood Reporter Top Hitmakers (as The Smeezingtons) 2013 5th [231]
Time Time 100 (with tribute written by B.o.B) 2011 Placed [232]

Notes
  1. Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

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