Swindell referenced Monday's school shooting in Nashville in his acceptance speech, 'Thank you so much. You have to give yourself permission to fail.'Ĭole Swindell, 39, won Country Song of the Year for the track She Had Me At Heads Carolina. 'The ones that turned out to be good ideas but I really want everyone to know especially young people that the hundreds or thousands of dumb ideas that I have had are what led me to my good ideas. She continued, 'I do want to say, the things with these exciting nights and moments, this award I'm so lucky to have gotten is that they are shining a life on the choices I made that worked out, right?

'But when I did do was try to make the right decision for me at the time, whether or not it had ever been successfully done before.' 'Things need to be innovated and I'm going to be the one that does it. 'You know, the Innovator Award, I never singled time woke up in the morning and thought I'm going to go innovate some stuff,' she said. Swift was earlier named the Innovator of the Year, encouraging her fans in her acceptance speech to never reign in their creativity.

'We are able to see each other differently and share the light - there is room for everybody at the table, a seat at the table for everybody.' I can't wait to see what happens in the future iHeart, God bless.'īecky G & Karol G claimed the prize for Latin Pop/Reggaeton Song Of The Year for their collaboration MAMIII.īecky G, 26, who accepted the honors, said of the collab, 'One hit song, I think it really demonstrates that we come together as women in the industry, we can make hit songs and show an example that when we come together we are power houses. The songstress, 27, continued, 'My fans, I really appreciate you and I cannot wait. I want to thank you Josh, thank you so much, Jordan, mom as well. But I know that I have an amazing team and they deserve all the things in the world. She said in accepting the honors, 'I haven't prepared a speech.

Kicking things off, Doja Cat was named as the Most Played Artist of the Year at Monday's event. The latest: Taylor Swift, 33, won Song of the Year at Monday's 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards stemming from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California and hosted by Lenny Kravitz

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