Aotearoa Music Awards 2025: All the entertainment and winners
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, Stan Walker, Tami Neilson and Troy Kingi.
Fazerdaze, Lorde, Stan Walker and Earth Tongue took out the top awards - see the full list of winners
here
.
For a play-by-play recap, follow how the night went down on our liveblog:
Grammy-award winning Kiwi singer Lorde, whose real name is Ella Yelich-O'Connor,
told fans at her exclusive YMCA party last night
she was in town for the Aotearoa Music Awards.
This year marks the 60th anniversary of music awards in New Zealand.
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