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    Abbey Road Music Photography Awards Announce 2026 Finalists

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    Abbey Road Music Photography Awards Announce 2026 Finalists


    The finalists have been announced for the 2026 edition of the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards this month.

    The awards, which have been running since 2022, received over 24,500 submissions from 40 different countries in 2026, 25 percent more than last year.

    It has already been revealed Japanese photographer Masayoshi Sukita will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award, while the judging panel for 2026 will include RAYE and Nile Rodgers.

    Included in the list of finalists for this month’s awards (held at Abbey Road on Sept. 24) are photos of Oasis, Charli XCX, Florence + the Machine and more. Rolling Stone‘s own Sacha Lecca is nominated in the Judges Choice category for his shots of FKA twigs during her Ladyland Festival performance. Lecca also presides as the Chief Shortlister and Global Ambassador of the contest.

    See the full list of nominees below.

    Portrait

    Frances Carter – Billie Marten
    Jamie-Lee Culver – Aynjel
    Wanda Martin – Billy Idol
    Daniel Rojas – The OGM – Ho99o9
    Manuel Vazquez – Warren Ellis

    Festivals – Supported by DHL (Headline Partner)

    Viktória Erdős – Palaye Royale
    Danny North – Download Festival, Humans of Download
    Giulia Spadafora – Glastonbury Festival – Audience
    Ian Zandi – The Killing Floors
    Jake Zaoutis – Hey, Nothing

    Music Moment of the Year – Supported by Outernet London

    Harriet T K Bols – Oasis
    Jenn Devereaux – Kendrick Lamar
    Joshua Halling – Oasis
    Jessie Morgan – Lambrini Girls
    Jack Oliver – Charli XCX

    Lambrini Girls by Jessie Morgan

    Jessie Morgan

    Emerging Photographer of the Year – Supported by Adidas

    Frances Carter – Gin Wigmore
    Bryce Glenn – Sombr
    Natalia Peralta – Nicholas y los fumadores
    Dara Petrova – Techno rave Laboratorium
    Isaac Wheatley – Mikael

    Behind the Scenes (BTS) – Supported by Abbey Road

    Olly Bromidge – Matt Molotov
    Sophie Buckley – Black Honey
    Lewis Evans – Geese
    Caity Krone – Kevin Parker / Tame Impala
    Gabrielle Ravet – My Chemical Romance fans

    Editor’s picks

    Underground Scenes

    AF Cortes – Audience at Kartel Show
    Andrea Gonar – Ruido en casa
    Geoffrey Nicholson – Spunk
    Suzanne Phoenix – Private Function at Gold Street
    James Streiker – Rosanna

    Live Music – Supported by Hydro Flask

    Charlie Barclay Harris – Fontaines D.C.
    Rhys Bennett – Battlesnake
    Lewis Evans – Oasis
    Tom Pallant – Yungblud
    Rico Suhr – Dr.VENUS

    Guest Category: 50 Years of Punk

    Joe Hughes – Sonic Youth
    Wayne Large – Members of various punk bands
    Keith Marlowe – The Black Halos
    Gerard McNamara – Bauhaus, Peter Murphy
    Jamie Wdziekonski – Amyl and the Sniffers

    Invited Categories (nominated and chosen by the judging panel):

    Judges Choice

    Matt Auger – Substandards
    Carlos Avendano – Lisa Alvarado
    Scarlett Carlos Clarke – Self Esteem
    Autumn de Wilde – Florence + The Machine
    Angus Jenner – Oasis
    Sacha Lecca – FKA twigs
    Tom Pallant – Yungblud

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    Roberta Bayley

    Head judge Rankin commented: “2026 feels like the strongest year yet for the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards. The quality of the work entered was genuinely exceptional – not just technically brilliant, but full of energy, emotion and a real point of view. Judging was incredibly tough. Getting down to just five finalists in each category meant leaving out so many images that deserved to be recognized, which says everything about the standard this year. Music photography is in a really exciting place right now, and these awards are a brilliant snapshot of that.”

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    Abbey Road Managing Director Sally Davies added: “It’s been wonderful to see how warmly the music photography community has embraced the MPAs, and to watch that community grow year after year. The extraordinary response reminds us just how much brilliant talent there is behind the lens, and how important it is to create opportunities for that work to be seen and celebrated. From the awards themselves, to our first Music Photography Festival in New York, we’re incredibly proud to be bringing people together around this unique art form and to see the MPAs becoming a genuinely global celebration of music photography.”

    This story was originally published by “Rolling Stone UK.”



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