American Music Award for Favorite Country Female Artist

American Music Awards for Favorite Country Female Artist
Country	United States
Presented by	American Music Awards
First awarded	1974
Last awarded	2020
Currently held by	Maren Morris
Most awards	Reba McEntire (11)
Most nominations	Reba McEntire (15)
Website	theamas.com

The American Music Award for Favorite Female Artist – Country has been awarded since 1974. Years reflect the year in which the awards were presented, for works released in the previous year (until 2003 onward when awards were handed out on November of the same year). The all-time winner in this category is Reba McEntire with 11 wins stretching across three decades. McEntire was also the first woman to win the award eight years in a row.

Winners and nominees

1970s

Year	Artist	Ref
1974 (1st)	Lynn Anderson	[1]
	Loretta Lynn
	Tammy Wynette
1975 (2nd)
	Olivia Newton-John	[2]
	Loretta Lynn
	Marie Osmond
1976 (3rd)
	Olivia Newton-John	[3]
	Loretta Lynn
	Linda Ronstadt
1977 (4th)
	Loretta Lynn	[4]
	Dolly Parton
	Tanya Tucker
1978 (5th)
	Loretta Lynn	[5]
	Crystal Gayle
	Dolly Parton
1979 (6th)
	Crystal Gayle	[6]
	Loretta Lynn
	Linda Ronstadt

1980s

Year	Artist	Ref
1980 (7th)	Crystal Gayle	[7]
	Barbara Mandrell
	Dolly Parton
1981 (8th)
	Barbara Mandrell	[8]
	Crystal Gayle
	Anne Murray
1982 (9th)
	Anne Murray	[9]
	Emmylou Harris
	Barbara Mandrell
	Dolly Parton
1983 (10th)
	Barbara Mandrell	[10]
	Emmylou Harris
	Sylvia
1984 (11th)
	Barbara Mandrell	[11]
	Janie Fricke
	Crystal Gayle
	Sylvia
1985 (12th)
	Barbara Mandrell	[12]
	Anne Murray
	Dolly Parton
1986 (13th)
	Crystal Gayle	[13]
	Anne Murray
	Dolly Parton
1987 (14th)
	Barbara Mandrell	[14]
	Reba McEntire
	Juice Newton
	Tanya Tucker
1988 (15th)
	Reba McEntire	[15]
	Rosanne Cash
	Tanya Tucker
1989 (16th)
	Reba McEntire	[16]
	Rosanne Cash
	Tanya Tucker

1990s

Year	Artist	Ref
1990 (17th)	Reba McEntire	[17]
	K. T. Oslin
	Dolly Parton
1991 (18th)
	Reba McEntire	[18]
	Patty Loveless
	Kathy Mattea
	Lorrie Morgan
	K. T. Oslin
1992 (19th)
	Reba McEntire	[19]
	Kathy Mattea
	Dolly Parton
1993 (20th)
	Reba McEntire	[20]
	Wynonna Judd
	Lorrie Morgan
	Tanya Tucker
1994 (21st)
	Reba McEntire	[21]
	Mary Chapin Carpenter
	Wynonna Judd
	Dolly Parton
1995 (22nd)
	Reba McEntire	[22]
	Mary Chapin Carpenter
	Lorrie Morgan
1996 (23rd)
	Reba McEntire	[23]
	Mary Chapin Carpenter
	Shania Twain
1997 (24th)
	Shania Twain	[24]
	Faith Hill
	Wynonna Judd
1998 (25th)
	Reba McEntire	[25]
	LeAnn Rimes
	Shania Twain
1999 (26th)
	Shania Twain	[26]
	Faith Hill
	LeAnn Rimes

2000s

Year	Artist	Ref
2000 (27th)	Shania Twain	[27]
	Faith Hill
	Martina McBride
2001 (28th)
	Faith Hill	[28]
	Martina McBride
	Reba McEntire
2002 (29th)
	Faith Hill	[29]
	Sara Evans
	Jo Dee Messina
2003 (30th)
	Martina McBride	[30]
	Jo Dee Messina
	Lee Ann Womack
2003 (31st)
	Faith Hill	[31]
	Martina McBride
	Shania Twain
2004 (32nd)
	Reba McEntire	[32]
	Martina McBride
	Gretchen Wilson
2005 (33rd)
	Gretchen Wilson	[33]
	Martina McBride
	LeAnn Rimes
2006 (34th)
	Faith Hill	[34]
	Carrie Underwood
	Gretchen Wilson
2007 (35th)
	Carrie Underwood	[35]
	Martina McBride
	Taylor Swift
2008 (36th)
	Taylor Swift	[36]
	Reba McEntire
	Carrie Underwood
2009 (37th)
	Taylor Swift	[37]
	Reba McEntire
	Carrie Underwood

2010s

Year	Artist	Ref
2010 (38th)	Taylor Swift	[38]
	Miranda Lambert
	Carrie Underwood
2011 (39th)
	Taylor Swift	[39]
	Sara Evans
	Miranda Lambert
2012 (40th)
	Taylor Swift	[40]
	Miranda Lambert
	Carrie Underwood
2013 (41st)
	Taylor Swift	[41]
	Miranda Lambert
	Carrie Underwood
2014 (42nd)
	Carrie Underwood	[42]
	Miranda Lambert
	Kacey Musgraves
2015 (43rd)
	Carrie Underwood	[43]
	Kelsea Ballerini
	Miranda Lambert
2016 (44th)
	Carrie Underwood	[44]
	Kelsea Ballerini
	Cam
2017 (45th)
	Carrie Underwood	[45]
	Miranda Lambert
	Maren Morris
2018 (46th)
	Carrie Underwood	[46]
	Kelsea Ballerini
	Maren Morris
2019 (47th)
	Carrie Underwood	[47]
	Kelsea Ballerini
	Maren Morris

2020s

Year	Artist	Ref
2020 (48th)
	Maren Morris
	Gabby Barrett
	Miranda Lambert

Category facts

Multiple wins

11 wins

Reba McEntire

7 wins

Carrie Underwood

6 wins

Taylor Swift

5 wins

Barbara Mandrell

4 wins

Faith Hill

3 wins

2 wins

Most consecutive wins

8 wins

Reba McEntire

6 wins

3 wins

Barbara Mandrell

Multiple nominations

14 nominations

Reba McEntire

13 nominations

Carrie Underwood

9 nominations

Dolly Parton

7 nominations

6 nominations

5 nominations

Tanya Tucker

4 nominations

Anne Murray

3 nominations

2 nominations

References

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