List of awards received by Celine Dion

Céline Dion has received numerous awards and accolades in recognition of her worldwide success in the music industry: 20 Grammy Awards, 18 World Music Awards, 7 American Music Awards, 9 Billboard Music Awards, 21 Juno Awards, 39 Félix Awards and many others. Below is a list of all she has received.

In addition, songs performed by Dion received Academy Awards and Golden Globe Awards, which were presented to the songwriters. The first song performed by Céline Dion that won both awards was "Beauty and the Beast". Later, her song "My Heart Will Go On" won the Golden Globe and the Academy Award for best original song. In 1999, another song performed by Dion, "The Prayer", won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song. "Because You Loved Me" was also nominated for both awards.

1982

• Yamaha Music Festival Awards
  • Best Song "Tellement j'ai d'amour pour toi"

• Yamaha Symphony Orchestra Awards
  • Best Artist

1983

• Félix Awards
  • Best New Artist of the Year
  • Pop Album of the Year – Tellement j'ai d'amour...
  • Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success Outside the Province of Quebec

1984

• Félix Awards
  • Best Selling Album of the Year – Les chemins de ma maison
  • Female Vocalist of the Year

1985

• Félix Awards
  • Album of the Year – Mélanie
  • Best Selling Album of the Year – Mélanie
  • Pop Song of the Year – "Une colombe"
  • Best Selling Single of the Year – "Une colombe"
  • Female Vocalist of the Year

1988

• Félix Awards
  • Pop Song of the Year – "Incognito"
  • Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Best Live Performance of the Year
  • Quebec Artist Achieveing the Most Success Outside the Province of Quebec

• Eurovision Song Contest
  • Grand Prix – "Ne partez pas sans moi"

• MetroStar Awards
  • Young Artist of the Year Under 25 Years of Age

1990

• Billet Platine
  • Billet Platine for the Concert Céline Dion

• Félix Awards
  • Best Anglophone Artist (award refused)

1991

• Juno Awards
  • Album of the Year – Unison
  • Female Vocalist of the Year

• Félix Awards
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success in a Language Other Than French

1992

• World Music Awards
  • World’s Best Selling Canadian Female Recording Artist of the Year

• Juno Awards
  • Female Vocalist of the Year

• Félix Awards
  • Best Selling Album of the Year - Dion chante Plamondon
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success in a Language Other Than French

• MuchMusic Video Awards
  • Best Adult Contemporary Video – "Je danse dans ma tête"

• Governor General's Awards
  • Honoured with a Medal of Recognition on Canada's 125th Birthday from the Governor General for Her Contribution to Canadian Culture

1993

• Grammy Awards
  • Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal – "Beauty and the Beast" (with Peabo Bryson)
  • Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (to Alan Menken and Howard Ashman) – "Beauty and the Beast"

• Billboard Awards
  • Billboard International Creative Achievement Award

• Juno Awards
  • Best Selling Francophone Album – Dion chante Plamondon
  • Single of the Year – "Beauty and the Beast"
  • Best Dance Recording – "Love Can Move Mountains" (club mix)
  • Female Vocalist of the Year

• Félix Awards
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success in a Language Other Than French
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success Outside the Province of Quebec

1994

• Grammy Awards
  • Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocal(s) (to David Foster and Jeremy Lubbock) – "When I Fall in Love"

• Juno Awards
  • Female Vocalist of the Year

• Félix Awards
  • Female Artist of the Year
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success in a Language Other Than French
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success Outside the Province Of Quebec

1995

• World Music Awards
  • World’s Best Selling Canadian Female Recording Artist of the Year

• Ivor Novello Awards
  • Song of the Year – "Think Twice"

• Juno Awards
  • Album of the Year – The Colour of My Love
  • Best Selling Album (Foreign or Domestic) – The Colour of My Love

• Félix Awards
  • Pop/Rock Album of the Year – D'eux
  • Most Popular Song of the Year – "Pour que tu m'aimes encore"
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success Outside the Province of Quebec

1996

• World Music Awards
  • World’s Best Selling Canadian Recording Artist of the Year

• MIDEM Awards
  • Award for Combined European Sales of Over 10 Million Units in 1995
  • Award for Sales of Over 4 Million Units Worldwide for the Album D'eux

• Juno Awards
  • Best Selling Album of the Year – D'eux
  • Best Selling Francophone Album of the Year – D'eux

• Félix Awards
  • Best Selling Album of the Year – D'eux
  • Female Artist of the Year
  • Performance of the Year
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success in Any Language Other Than French
  • Quebec Artist Achieving the Most Success Outside the Province of Quebec

• BAMBI Awards
  • Top International Pop Star of the Year

• VH1 Awards
  • Artist of the Year

• Japan Gold Disc Awards
  • International Song of the Year – "To Love You More"

• IRMA Awards
  • Best International Female Artist Album – The Colour of My Love

• Malta Music Awards
  • Best Selling International Artist

• Victoires de la Musique
  • Best Francophone Artist
  • Best Song of the Year – "Pour que tu m'aimes encore"

• Trophée Radio France Internationale
  • Conseil Francophone de la Chanson – "Pour que tu m'aimes encore"

• Medal of Arts and Letters
  • From France’s Minister of Culture Recognizing Céline Dion's Status as the Best Selling French-language Artist in History

1997

• Grammy Awards
  • Album of the Year – Falling into You
  • Best Pop Vocal Album – Falling into You
  • Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (to Diane Warren) – "Because You Loved Me"

• World Music Awards
  • World's Overall Best Selling Recording Artist of the Year
  • World's Best Selling Pop Artist of the Year
  • World’s Best Selling Canadian

• Juno Awards
  • Best Selling Album (Foreign or Domestic) – Falling into You
  • Best Selling Francophone Album – Live à Paris
  • Female Vocalist of the Year
  • International Achievement Award

• Félix Awards
  • Album of the Year (Pop Rock) – Live à Paris
  • Album of the Year (Best Seller) – Live à Paris
  • Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Most Successful Québécois Artist in a Language Other Than French
  • Most Successful Québécois Artist Outside Quebec

• NARM Awards
  • 1996/1997 Best Seller Award for Recording of the Year – Falling into You
  • 1996/1997 Best Seller Award for Pop Recording – Falling into You
  • 1996/1997 Best Seller Award for Artist of the Year

• IRMA Awards
  • Best International Female Artist Album – Falling into You

• Malta Music Awards
  • Best Selling Female International Artist

• International Achievement in Arts Awards
  • Entertainer of the Year for Distinguished Achievement in Music

• Pop Corn Music Awards
  • Best Album of the Year – Falling into You
  • Best Female Singer of the Year

• Coca-Cola Full Blast Music Awards
  • Most Popular International Artist of 1996

• FM Select Diamond Awards
  • Top Female International Artist

• AMIGO Awards
  • Best International Female Artist

• National TV2 Awards
  • Best International Female Artist

1998

• World Music Awards
  • World’s Best Selling Canadian Recording Artist of the Year

• American Music Awards
  • Favourite Pop/Rock Female Artist

• Billboard Music Awards
  • Female Album of the Year – Let's Talk About Love
  • Soundtrack Single of the Year – "My Heart Will Go On"
  • Album Artist of the Year
  • Adult Contemporary Artist of the Year
  • Album of the Year – Titanic
  • Soundtrack Album of the Year – Titanic

• The Order of Canada
  • Appointed Officer of the Order of Canada for Outstanding Contribution to the World of Contemporary Music

• National Order of Quebec
  • Appointed Officer of the National Order of Quebec

• South African Music Awards
  • Best Selling International Album – Falling into You

• VH1 Viewers Vote Awards
  • Artist of the Year
  • Best Female Artist
  • Diva of the Year

• Japan Record Awards
  • Special Achievement, International Artist – "My Heart Will Go On"

• Japan Gold Disc Awards
  • International Pop Album of the Year – Let’s Talk About Love
  • International Artist of the Year

• MuchMusic Video Awards
  • People's Choice: Favourite Canadian Artist

• Performance Magazine Readers Poll Awards
  • Best Pop Act

• BMI Pop Awards
  • Song of the Year – "It's All Coming Back to Me Now"

• Pop Corn Music Awards
  • Best Female Singer of the Year

• Hungarian Record Industry Awards
  • International Album of the Year – Let’s Talk About Love

• AMIGO Awards
  • Best International Female Artist

1999

• Grammy Awards
  • Record of the Year – "My Heart Will Go On"
  • Best Female Pop Vocal Performance – "My Heart Will Go On"
  • Song of the Year (to James Horner and Will Jennings) – "My Heart Will Go On"
  • Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (to James Horner and Will Jennings) – "My Heart Will Go On"

• World Music Awards
  • World’s Best Selling Female Pop Artist

• American Music Awards
  • Favourite Female Pop/Rock Artist
  • Favourite Adult Contemporary Artist
  • Favorite Soundtrack – Titanic

• Juno Awards
  • Best Album – Let's Talk About Love
  • Best Selling Album (Foreign or Domestic) – Let’s Talk About Love
  • Best Selling Francophone Album – S'il suffisait d'aimer
  • Female Vocalist of the Year
  • International Achievement Award

• Félix Awards
  • Most Successful Québécois Artist in a Language Other Than French

• Walk of Fame
  • Inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame

• Canadian Broadcast Hall of Fame
  • Inducted into the Canadian Broadcast Hall of Fame

• People's Choice Awards
  • Favourite Female Music Performer

• BAMBI Awards
  • For Sales of Over 10 Million CDs in Germany, Austria and Switzerland

• South African Music Awards
  • Best Selling International Album – Let’s Talk About Love

• Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
  • Favourite Song from a Movie – "My Heart Will Go On"

• ECHO Awards
  • Most Successful International Female Artist

• Japan Gold Disc Awards
  • International Song of the Year – "My Heart Will Go On"
  • International Pop Album of the Year – These Are Special Times
  • International Artist of the Year

• Sony Music Awards
  • For Over 100 billion Albums Sold

• Performance Magazine Awards
  • To René Angélil for Personal Manager of the Year

2000

• World Music Awards
  • World's Best-Selling Pop Artist

• Japan Gold Disc Awards
  • International Pop Album of the Year – All the Way… A Decade of Song
  • International Artist of the Year

2001

• American Music Awards
  • Favorite Artist - Adult Contemporary

2002

• Billboard Latin Music Awards
  • Special Award for "My Heart Will Go On" as the First English-language Song to Top Billboard's Hot Latin Tracks

• NRJ Music Awards
  • Best French Duet – "Sous le vent" (with Garou)

• Victoires de la Musique
  • Best Original Song of the Year – "Sous le vent"

• Félix Awards
  • Most Successful Québécois Artist in a Language Other Than French

• Special Disc Awards
  • In Recognition of 15 Million Album and Single Sales in the United Kingdom

2003

• American Music Awards
  • Favorite Artist – Adult Contemporary (January)
  • Favorite Artist – Adult Contemporary (November)

• IFPI Awards
  • In Honour of a Total of 50 Million Albums Sold in Europe
  • To Commemorate the Sale 10 Million Copies of Let's Talk About Love in Europe

• Dragon Awards
  • Female Artist of the Year – International

• Arion Music Awards
  • Best Sales, International Album for A New Day Has Come

2004

• World Music Awards
  • Diamond Award for World’s Best Selling Artist of All Time (175 billion Albums Sold)

• Hollywood Walk of Fame
  • Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

• Dragon Awards
  • Female Artist of the Year – International

• FiFi Awards
  • Fragrance of the Year - Women's Popular Appeal for 'Celine Dion Parfums'

• ELLA Awards
  • For Contribution to Music and Humanitarian and Community Support

• Nevada Ballet Theatre Awards
  • Woman of the Year for Significant Contribution to the Performing Arts

2005

• 24th Annual Las Vegas Review Journal's "Best of Las Vegas" Awards
  • Best Headliner in Las Vegas

• 6th Annual Visitors' Choice Awards
  • Favorite Headliner in Las Vegas

• Etoiles Chérie FM
  • Etoile Chérie FM d'honneur

2006

• SOCAN Awards
  • Best Composition – "Tout près du bonheur"

• 25th Annual Las Vegas Review Journal's "Best of Las Vegas" Awards
  • Best Headliner in Las Vegas

• FiFi Awards
  • Best Packaging - Women's Popular Appeal for 'Belong'

• 7th Annual Visitors' Choice Awards
  • Favorite Headliner in Las Vegas

• MovieEntertainment Awards
  • Entertainer of the Year in the category of Entertainment Industry's Most Influential Canadian

2007

• World Music Awards
  • Legend Award

• Etoiles Chérie FM
  • Etoile Chérie FM Award

• 26th Annual Las Vegas Review Journal's "Best of Las Vegas" Awards
  • Best Singer
  • Best All-Around Performer
  • Best Show Choreography

• Nevada Commission on Tourism
  • Entertainer of the New Millennium

2008

• World Music Awards
  • World's Best Selling Canadian Recording Artist
• Félix Awards
  • Special Honorary Award
• Honorary degree
  • Honorary Doctorate in Music from the Université Laval
• Légion d'honneur
  • Légion d'honneur
• NRJ Music Awards
  • NRJ Music Award D'honneur
• Special Awards
  • For being the only artist with 7 albums that sold more than 1 million copies in Canada
• Special Disc Awards
  • In Recognition of 1 Million Album Sales in Poland
• Walk of Fame in Kraków, Poland
  • Star on the Walk of Fame in Kraków, Poland

2009

• Félix Awards
  • DVD of the Year - Céline sur les Plaines

Grammy Awards nominations

1993

• Record of the Year – "Beauty and the Beast"
• Song of the Year (to Alan Menken and Howard Ashman) – "Beauty and the Beast"
• Best Female Pop Vocal Performance – Celine Dion
• Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal – "Beauty and the Beast" (with Peabo Bryson) – won
• Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (to Alan Menken and Howard Ashman) – "Beauty and the Beast" – won

1994

• Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal – "When I Fall in Love" (with Clive Griffin)
• Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocal(s) (to David Foster and Jeremy Lubbock) – "When I Fall in Love" – won

1995

• Best Female Pop Vocal Performance – "The Power of Love"

1997

• Record of the Year – "Because You Loved Me"
• Album of the Year – Falling into You – won
• Song of the Year (to Diane Warren) – "Because You Loved Me"
• Best Female Pop Vocal Performance – "Because You Loved Me"
• Best Pop Vocal Album – Falling into You – won
• Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (to Diane Warren) – "Because You Loved Me" – won

1998

• Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals – "Tell Him" (with Barbra Streisand)

1999

• Record of the Year – "My Heart Will Go On" – won
• Song of the Year (to James Horner and Will Jennings) – "My Heart Will Go On" – won
• Best Female Pop Vocal Performance – "My Heart Will Go On" – won
• Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals – "I'm Your Angel" (with R. Kelly)
• Best Pop Vocal Album – Let's Talk About Love
• Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (to James Horner and Will Jennings) – "My Heart Will Go On" – won

2000

• Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals – "The Prayer" (with Andrea Bocelli)

2001

• Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals – "All the Way" (with Frank Sinatra)

References

• Awards | The Official Celine Dion Site