Sep 17, 2004 • 1 min read

Usher and OutKast dominate World Music Awards

Usher and OutKast each won three awards at the World Music Awards in Las Vegas, which celebrate the artists with the most global record sales.

No real surprises at the World Music Awards in Las Vegas on Wednesday night, which celebrate the artists who have enjoyed the most global record sales. Usher ended a hugely successful year by taking home three awards - the world's best male artist, best pop male artist and best R&B artist.

OutKast also won three awards - world's best group, best pop group and best rap/hip-hop artist. Norah Jones was awarded world's best female artist and best pop female artist, while Avril Lavigne, Evanescence, Alicia Keys, Kanye West and Maroon 5 also took home honours. It was the first time the annual event was held in US, after previously being held in Monaco.

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