List of awards and nominations received by Demi Lovato

Throughout her career, Demi Lovato has won 61 awards from 213 nominations for her work in music, film, and television. Lovato starred in the lead role on Camp Rock (2008), for which she was nominated for Best Performance in a TV Movie – Leading Young Actress at the 30th Young Artist Awards. She also played the titular role in the Disney Channel original series Sonny with a Chance (2009–2011), for which she won Choice TV – Breakout Star Female at the 2009 Teen Choice Awards and Favorite TV Actress – Leading Role in a Comedy at the 2011 ALMA Awards.

Demi Lovato awards and nominations
Totals[lower-alpha 1]
Wins61
Nominations213
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.

In 2009, Lovato released her second studio album Here We Go Again. The album reached No. 1 on the US Billboard 200 chart and was nominated for Choice Pop Album at the 2010 Teen Choice Awards. In 2011, Lovato released her third studio album Unbroken, featuring two singles "Skyscraper" and "Give Your Heart a Break". At the 29th annual MTV Video Music Awards, "Skyscraper" won Best Video with a Message and Choice Music: Summer Song at the 2011 Teen Choice Awards. "Give Your Heart a Break" was nominated for two awards at the 2012 Teen Choice Awards: Choice Summer Song and Choice Love Song. In 2013, Lovato released her fourth studio album Demi, along with four singles: "Heart Attack", "Made in the USA", "Neon Lights" and "Really Don't Care". "Heart Attack" was nominated for Best Female Video at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards and won International Video of the Year - Artist at the 2013 MuchMusic Video Awards. "Made in the USA" won Favorite Roadtrip Song at the 2014 Radio Disney Music Awards and "Really Don't Care" was nominated for Best Lyric Video at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards.

In 2015, Lovato released her fifth studio album Confident. The lead single "Cool for the Summer" was nominated for Song of Summer at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards. The album was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. In 2017, Lovato released her sixth studio album Tell Me You Love Me, releasing lead single "Sorry Not Sorry". The single was nominated for two awards at the MTV Video Music Awards: once for Song of Summer at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards and again for Best Pop at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards. It was also nominated for Best Pop at the 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards. Lovato was nominated for three awards at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards, including Top Female Artist, and received a nomination for Favorite Social Artist at the 2018 American Music Awards. Lovato was nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards for the song "Fall in Line" with Christina Aguilera. Among other awards, Lovato has received four ASCAP Awards and four BMI Awards for songwriting and composing the singles "Heart Attack", "Neon Lights", "Cool for the Summer", "Sorry Not Sorry" and "Tell Me You Love Me". Lovato has received numerous awards for her activism and philanthropic work, including the Acuvue Inspire Award at the 2011 Teen Choice Awards, the GLAAD Vanguard Award and the Young Luminary Award at the unite4:humanity gala. Lovato was nominated for two VMAs at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards for "I Love Me", becoming the first artist in VMAs history to receive a nomination every year for eight consecutive years.[1][2]

Awards and nominations
Award Year[lower-alpha 1] Recipient(s) and nominee(s) Category Result Ref.
ALMA Awards 2009 Herself Best of the Year in Music Nominated [3]
2011 Sonny With A Chance Favorite TV Actress – Leading Role in a Comedy Won [4]
2012 Herself Favorite Female Music Artist Nominated [5]
American Music Awards 2018 Favorite Social Artist Nominated [6]
ASCAP Pop Music Awards 2016 "Cool for the Summer" Most Performed Songs Won [7]
2018 "No Promises" Award Winning Songs Won [8]
"Sorry Not Sorry" Won
2019 Won [9]
Billboard Latin Music Awards 2019 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Latin Pop Song of the Year Nominated [10]
Herself Crossover Artist of the Year Nominated
Billboard Music Awards 2016 Top Social Media Artist Nominated [11]
2018 Nominated [12]
Top Female Artist Nominated
"No Promises" (with Cheat Codes) Top Dance/Electronic Song Nominated
Billboard Live Music (Touring) Awards 2012 Demi Lovato/Hallmark Concert Marketing & Promotion Award Nominated [13]
Billboard Women in Music 2015 Herself Rulebreaker Award Won [14]
BMI Pop Awards 2014 "Heart Attack" Award-Winning Song Won [15]
2015 "Neon Lights" Won [16]
2019 "Sorry Not Sorry" Won [17]
"Tell Me You Love Me" Won
Bravo Otto 2014 Herself Female Artist of the Year Nominated [18]
BreakTudo Awards 2017 International Female Artist Won [19]
2018 Nominated [20]
Best Fandom Nominated
"Fall In Line" (with Christina Aguilera) Video of the Year Nominated
"Solo" (with Clean Bandit) Best Collaboration Won
2020 "I'm Ready" (with Sam Smith) Collaboration of the Year Nominated [21]
BRIT Awards 2016 "Up" (with Olly Murs) British Single Nominated [22]
2019 "Solo" (with Clean Bandit) Nominated [23]
British Video Nominated
British LGBT Awards 2018 Herself LGBT+ Celebrity Nominated [24]
2019 LGBT+ Music Artists Nominated [25]
Do Something Awards 2011 Sonny with a Chance TV Star Won [26][27]
"Make a Wave" Charity Song Won
El Premio ASCAP 2019 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Award Winning Songs Won [28]
GAFFA Awards 2019 "Solo" (with Clean Bandit) International Song of the Year Nominated [29]
GLAAD Media Awards 2016 Herself GLAAD Vanguard Award Won
[30]
Glamour Awards 2014 The X Factor (U.S.) TV Personality Nominated [31]
2016 Herself International Musician/Solo Artist Nominated [32]
2017 International Music Act Nominated [33]
Grammy Awards 2017 Confident Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated [34]
2019 "Fall In Line" (with Christina Aguilera) Best Pop Duo/Group Performance Nominated [35]
Guinness World Records 2014 Herself Youngest X Factor Judge Won [36]
Heat Latin Music Awards 2019 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Best Video Nominated [37]
Hollywood Music in Media Awards 2017 "Confident" from Leap Original Song – Animated Film Won [38]
iHeartRadio Music Awards 2014 Lovatics Best Fan Army Nominated [39]
2016 "Hello" (Adele song) Best Cover Song Nominated [40]
Lovatics Best Fan Army Nominated
2017 Nominated [41]
2018 Batman Cutest Musician's Pet Nominated [42]
Lovatics Best Fan Army Nominated
"No Promises" (with Cheat Codes) Dance Song of the Year Nominated
"Sorry Not Sorry" Best Music Video Nominated
2019 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Latin Song of the Year Nominated [43]
iHeartRadio Much Music Video Awards 2013 "Heart Attack" International Video of the Year - Artist Won [44]
Herself Your Fave International Artist Nominated
iHeartRadio Titanium Award[lower-alpha 2] 2019 "Sorry Not Sorry" Titanium Award Won [45]
InStyle Awards 2017 Herself Advocate of the Year Won [46]
Latin American Music Awards 2015 Favorite Crossover Artist Won [47]
2018 Nominated [48]
"Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Song of the Year Won
Favorite Song - Pop Nominated
Lunas del Auditorio 2014 Herself Pop in Foreign Language Nominated [49]
2017 Nominated [50]
Meus Prêmios Nick 2013 Favorite International Artist Won [51]
2014 Won [52]
Lovatics Favorite Fans Nominated
2015 Herself Favorite International Artist Nominated [53]
2016 Nominated [54]
2017 International Show of the Year in Brazil Nominated [55]
"Sorry Not Sorry" Favorite International Music Video Won [56]
MTV Europe Music Awards 2017 Herself Best Pop Nominated [57]
2020 "I Love Me" Video for Good Nominated [58]
"I'm Ready" (with Sam Smith) Best Collaboration Nominated
MTV Video Music Awards 2012 "Skyscraper" Best Video with a Message Won [59]
2013 "Heart Attack" Best Female Video Nominated [60]
2014 "Really Don't Care" (with Cher Lloyd) Best Lyric Video Nominated [61]
2015 "Cool For The Summer" Song of Summer Nominated [62]
2016 "Irresistible" (with Fall Out Boy) Best Rock Video Nominated [63]
2017 "Sorry Not Sorry" Song of Summer Nominated [64]
2018 Best Pop Nominated [65]
"Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Best Latin Nominated
2019 "Solo" (with Clean Bandit) Best Dance Nominated [66]
2020 "I Love Me" Video for Good Nominated [67]
Best Visual Effects Nominated
MTV Movie & TV Awards 2017 Wheel of Musical Impressions with Demi Lovato Trending Nominated [68]
2018 Demi Lovato: Simply Complicated Best Music Documentary Nominated [69]
MTV Italian Music Awards 2015 Herself Best Twitstar Won [70]
Artist Saga Nominated
MTV Millennial Awards 2014 Global Superstar Instagram Nominated [71]
2016 "Irresistible" (with Fall Out Boy) Collaboration of the Year Won [72]
2018 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Hit of the Year Nominated [73]
Herself Global Instagrammer Nominated
Lovatics Fandom 2018 Nominated
"Sorry Not Sorry" Global Hit of the Year Nominated
MTV Millennial Awards Brazil 2018 Batman Pet of the Year Nominated [74]
Lovatics Fandom of the Year Nominated
2020 "I Love Me" Global Hit Nominated [75]
"I'm Ready" (with Sam Smith) International Collaboration Nominated
Myx Music Awards 2014 "Heart Attack" Favorite International Video Nominated [76]
Nickelodeon Argentina Kids' Choice Awards 2018 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Favorite Hit Nominated [77]
Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards 2009 Herself Favorite International Singer Nominated [78]
Nickelodeon Colombia Kids' Choice Awards 2016 Favorite International Artist or Group Nominated [79]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2018 Favorite Female Artist Won [80]
Nickelodeon Mexico Kids' Choice Awards 2018 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Favorite Feat Nominated [81]
O Music Awards 2011 Herself Best Artist with a Cameraphone Won [82]
Lovatics Fan Army FTW Nominated
2013 Nominated [83]
People's Choice Awards 2010 Herself Favorite Breakout Music Artist Nominated [84]
2011 Grey's Anatomy Favorite TV Guest Star Won [85]
2012 Herself Favorite Pop Artist Won [86]
2013 The X Factor (U.S.) Favorite Celebrity Judge Won [87]
Herself Favorite Pop Artist Nominated
Lovatics Favorite Music Fan Following Nominated
2014 Won [88]
"Heart Attack" Favorite Music Video Nominated
Herself Favorite Female Artist Won
Favorite Pop Artist Nominated
2016 Favorite Female Artist Nominated [89]
Favorite Pop Artist Nominated
Radio Disney Music Awards 2014 Best Female Artist Won [90]
"Made in the USA" Favorite Roadtrip Song Won
2015 "Really Don't Care" (with Cher Lloyd) Best Breakup Song Nominated [91]
Best Collaboration Won
2016 "Confident" Best Anthem Nominated [92]
2017 "Future Now Tour" (with Nick Jonas) Favorite Tour Nominated [93]
2018 "No Promises" (with Cheat Codes) Best Collaboration Nominated [94]
"Sorry Not Sorry" Best Song To Lip Sync To Nominated
Shorty Awards 2012 Herself Best Singer in Social Media Won [95]
Music Nominated
Actress Nominated
Celebrity Nominated
2013 Music Won [96]
2015 Singer Nominated [97]
2016 Nominated [98]
2020 Celebrity Nominated [99]
Swiss Music Awards 2019 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Best Hit - International Won [100]
Teen Choice Awards 2009 Sonny with a Chance Choice TV: Female Breakout Star Won [101]
[102]
Herself Choice Red Carpet Icon: Female Nominated
Princess Protection Program Choice Summer TV Star – Female Nominated
"Summer Tour 2009" (with David Archuleta) Choice Music – Tour Won
2010 "Catch Me" Choice Love Song Nominated [103]
Here We Go Again Album Pop Nominated
Sonny with a Chance Actress Comedy Nominated
Herself Choice Breakout Star: Female Nominated
"We'll Be a Dream" (with We the Kings) Hook Up Nominated
2011 Sonny with a Chance Choice TV Actress – Comedy Nominated [104]
Herself Choice Twit Nominated
Choice Summer Music Star – Female Nominated
Acuvue Inspire Award Won
"Skyscraper" Choice Summer Song Won
2012 "Give Your Heart a Break" Choice Love Song Nominated [105]
Choice Summer Song Nominated
Herself Choice Twit Won
Choice Summer Music Star: Female Won
2013 "Heart Attack" Choice Music Single: Female Artist Won [106]
Herself Choice Female Artist Won
Choice Female Hottie Nominated
Choice Style Icon Won
Choice Smile Nominated
The X Factor (U.S.) Choice TV: Female Personality Won
2014 Herself Choice Summer Female Artist Won [107]
Choice Smile Nominated
Choice Twit Nominated
Lovatics Choice Fanatic Fans Nominated
"Really Don't Care" (with Cher Lloyd) Choice Summer Song Won
Choice Break Up Song Nominated
"Somebody To You" (with The Vamps) Choice Love Song Nominated
2015 "Cool for the Summer" Choice Summer Song Nominated [108]
Herself Choice Female Artist Won
Choice Summer Music Star: Female Nominated
Lovatics Choice Fandom Nominated
2016 "Confident" Choice Song: Female Artist Nominated [109] [110]
"Future Now Tour" (with Nick Jonas) Choice Summer Tour Nominated
"I Will Survive" Choice Song from a Movie or TV Show Nominated
Herself Choice Female Artist Nominated
Choice Female Hottie Nominated
Choice Summer Music Star: Female Nominated
"Stone Cold" Choice Break-Up Song Nominated
"Without a Fight" (with Brad Paisley) Choice Country Song Won
2017 "No Promises" (with Cheat Codes) Choice Music Collaboration Nominated [111]
2018 "Échame la Culpa" (with Luis Fonsi) Choice Latin Song Nominated [112]
Herself Choice Female Artist Nominated
Choice Snapchatter Nominated
"Solo" (with Clean Bandit) Choice Electronic Song Nominated
"Sorry Not Sorry" Choice Song: Female Artist Nominated
Telehit Awards 2013 Demi Best Female Pop Album Nominated [113]
2015 Herself Best Female Artist Nominated [114]
2017 Won [115]
Tudo Information Awards 2018 International Female Artist Nominated [116][117]
2020 "I'm Ready" (with Sam Smith) Video of the Year Nominated [118]
Lovatics International Fandom Nominated
unite4:humanity 2014 Herself Young Luminary Awards Won [119]
Webby Awards 2016 Undercover Lyft with Demi Lovato The YouTube Ad That Puts Stars In Your Eyes Nominated [120]
World Music Awards 2014 Demi World's Best Album Nominated [121]
"Heart Attack" World's Best Video Nominated
World's Best Song Nominated
Herself World's Best Female Artist Nominated
World's Best Live ActNominated
World's Best Entertainer of the YearNominated
Young Artist Association 2009 Camp Rock Best Performance in a TV Movie – Leading Young Actress Nominated [122]
2010 Princess Protection Program Best Performance in a TV Movie, Miniseries, or Special – Leading Young Actress Nominated [123]
Young Hollywood Awards 2014 Herself Hottest Music Artist Nominated [124]
"Really Don't Care" (with Cher Lloyd) Song of the Summer/DJ Replay Nominated
YouTube Music Awards 2013 "Heart Attack" Video of Year Nominated [125]

Notes
  1. Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
  2. The iHeartRadio Titanium Award is an award which recognized artists who have reached a threshold of a billion Total Audience Spins.[45]

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