International Country Broadcaster Award
Award Criteria
This Award recognizes outstanding achievement by a radio broadcaster or syndicated radio reporter outside the United States who has made important contributions for the development of Country Music in their country. Up to three recipients may be named in any year. Each recipient must represent a different territory.
2022 – Chris Stevens (UK)
2021 – Baylen Leonard (UK)
2020 – Ben Earle (UK)
2019 – Baylen Leonard (UK)
2018 – Chris Stevens (UK)
2017 – Bob Harris (UK)
2016 – Paul McGuire (Canada)
2015 – No Award Presented
2014 – Ricky Ross (UK)
2013 – Bob Harris (UK)
2012 – David Burton (Australia), Takehisa Matsuda (Japan) & Lee Williams (UK)
2011 – Ken Macleod (Scotland), Felicity Urquhart (Australia) & Brian D’Arcy (Northern Ireland)
2010 – Sandy Harsch (Ireland), Larry Cann (Australia) & Alan Watkiss (UK)
2009 – Grant Goldman (Australia), Casey Clarke (Canada) & Brian Clough (UK)
2008 – Pio McCann (Ireland), John Bond (Australia) & Joe Fish (UK)
2007 – Nick Erby (Australia), Jackie-Rae Greening (Canada) & Georges Lang (France)
2006 – Tim Rogers (UK), Ian Holland (Australia) & Helen MacPherson (Scotland)
2005 – The Odd Squad (Canada), Ray Hadley (Australia) & Bryan Burnett (Scotland)
2004 – Trevor Campbell (UK), Nikos Garavelas (Greece) & Bob Harris (UK)
2003 – Pat Geary (Scotland), Johnnie Walker (UK) & John Laws (Australia)
2002 – Stuart Cameron (UK) & David Allan (UK)
2001 – Nick Barraclough (UK), Gary Beattie (Australia) & Bill Black (UK)
2000 – Thomas Jeier (Germany), Korneliusz Pacuda (Poland), John Nutting (Australia) & Dick Barrie (Scotland)
1999 – Trevor Smith, The Outback Club (Australia), Dieter Vulpus and Bernd Schroeder (Germany) & Country FM (the Netherlands)
1998 – Ruud Hermans and Jan de Jong (the Netherlands), Lloyd Coles (Wales) & Kirsten Helm Petersen (Denmark)
1997 – Walter Fuchs (Germany), Nick Erby (Australia) & John Laws (Australia)