AUSTIN MUSIC AWARDS
Austin Music Awards More 2002-2003 Best Performing Bands Best Rock: Vallejo Best Alternative / Punk: Cruiserweight Best Metal / Industrial: Powderburn Best Electronica / DJ: Matson Belle Best Pop: Matson Belle Best Blues: W.C. Clark Best Hip Hop: MC Overlord Best Funk: Mingo Fishtrap Best Space Rock / Jam / Experimental: Spacetruck Best Country: Kevin Fowler Band Best Roots Rock: Harris & Ryden Best Folk: Patty Griffin Best Latin Traditional: Del Castillo Best Latin Contemporary: Grupo Fantasma Best World Music: Shadow Box Best Cover Band: The Eggmen Best None of the Above: Schrödinger's Cat

Austin Music Awards › 2002-2003 › Best Performing Bands ›

Best Jazz: Blaze

Best Jazz: Blaze
Todd V. Wolfson

2. Jon Barry Project
3. The Brew
4. Golden Arm Trio
5. Odd Man Out
6. Victrola
7. Blue Noise Band
8. Torch
9. Ephraim Owens
10. Old Waterloo Jazz Band

More awards for Blaze

  2014-2015 › Hall of Fame ›

  2007-2008 › Best Performing Bands ›

  2006-2007 › Best Performing Bands ›

  2005-2006 › Best Performing Bands ›

  2004-2005 › Best Performing Bands ›

  2001-2002 › Best Performing Bands ›

  2000-2001 › Best Performing Bands ›

This content has not been formatted for this window size.
Please increase the size of your browser window, or revisit this page on a mobile device.
TODAY'S EVENTS
Oops! All Headliners!
The Ballroom
Sludge, System Exclusive, Lauren Lakis at Chess Club
Imaginary Stereo w/ Cuadroped, Low Pressure Salesman, Long Tongue, Emskiii at Feels So Good
MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY
NEWSLETTERS
One click gets you all the newsletters listed below

Breaking news, arts coverage, and daily events

Can't keep up with happenings around town? We can help.

Austin's queerest news and events

Eric Goodman's Austin FC column, other soccer news

All questions answered (satisfaction not guaranteed)
Copyright © 1981-2023 Austin Chronicle Corp. All rights reserved.
CONTACT • PRIVACY POLICY • ADVERTISE WITH US • INTERNSHIPS & JOBS • SUPPORT US • STORE • SITE MAP

Information is power. Support the free press, so we can support Austin.   Support the Chronicle