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Music Photography Award Winners Announced

The music photography awards ceremony has announced its winners across multiple categories for its fifth year.

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Now in its fifth year, the music photography awards ceremony received more than 24,500 entries from 42 countries. The award trophies presented to the recipients were designed by Andy Vella, a long-term collaborator of The Cure.

Joshua Halling won the Music Moment of the Year, which was the only category determined by a public vote, with a photograph from an Oasis concert in Buenos Aires. Angus Jenner was awarded the Judges' Choice prize for a photograph focusing on Oasis. In the Live Music category, Tom Pallant won with a photograph of Yungblud and bassist Silke Blansjaar. The Festivals category went to Giulia Spadafora for a photograph captured at the Stone Circle area of Glastonbury.

Gabrielle Ravet won the Behind the Scenes award with a photograph showing fans of My Chemical Romance. The Underground Scenes category was awarded to AF Cortés for a photograph documenting a secret KARTEL concert held in Brooklyn. Wayne Large received the 50 Years of Punk award in the guest category. Special recognitions included Roberta Bayley receiving the ICON award and Masayoshi Sukita receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award for his 44-year collaboration with David Bowie.

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