Mobile And Tomi Swick Both Win Two Radio Music Awards

Pop-rock group Mobile and singer/songwriter Tomi Swick proved their airplay-friendliness by each taking two honours at Saturday's Canadian Radio Music Awards at Toronto's Fairmont Royal York Hotel.

R&B singer Jully Black hosted the afternoon event, where hard rock veterans Triumph were inducted into the Canadian Music Industry Hall Of Fame. The show was highlighted by performances by Neverending White Lights, George, Rex Goudie, Suits XL, Gregory Charles and reigning Canadian Idol Eva Avila.

Nominations in most categories were based on airplay on various radio formats by artists who hit Canadian charts for the first time in 2006. Votes by radio programmers and on-air personalities decided most of the victors.

Here are the winners of the 2007 Canadian Radio Music Awards:
New Group Or Solo Artist — Mainstream AC: Tomi Swick — "A Night Like This"
New Group — Rock: Neverending White Lights — "The Grace"
New Solo Artist — Rock: City And Colour — "Save Your Scissors"
New Group Or Solo Artist — Dance/Urban/Rhythmic: George — "Talk To Me"
New Group — CHR: Mobile — "Out Of My Head"
New Solo Artist — Hot AC: Tomi Swick — "A Night Like This"
New Group — Hot AC: Mobile — "Out Of My Head"
New Solo Artist — CHR: Rex Goudie — "Run"
Fans' Choice Award: Daniel Powter
Chart Topper Award: Nickelback
FACTOR Breakthrough Award: Sound Bluntz