12th ZAI Awards

The 12th ZAI Awards, honoring the best in the Slovak music industry for individual achievements for the year of 2011, took time and place on April 26, 2012 at the Hotel Crowne Plaza in Bratislava. The annual ceremony hosted Martin Sarvaš, the chairman of the ZAI organization.

12th ZAI Awards

Presenter
Union of Authors and Performers (ZAI)

Hall of Fame
Pavol Zelenay

◄ 11th │ 13th ►

Winners and nominees

Main categories
Radio Station Radio Host

★ Rádio Aligátor – Bratislava
(now Aligator – Classic Rock Radio)

  • Rádio Hey! – Bratislava
  • Rádio Kiss – Košice
  • Radio One – Nitra
  • RTVS – Bratislava

★ Roman Bomboš (RTVS)

  • Rastislav Andris (RTVS)
  • Vladimír Franc (RTVS)
  • Soňa Horňáková (RTVS)
  • Robert Majling (RA)
Music Festival Music Club

★ TopFest – Nové Mesto

  • Bratislavské jazzové dni – Bratislava
  • One Day Jazz Fest – Bratislava
  • Terchovský Budzogáň – Terchová
  • Víkend Legiend – Nové Mesto

★ Majestic Music Club – Bratislava

Music Presenter

★ Dušan Drobný – Agentúra Duna, Piešťany (tie)
★ Tibor Zelenay – Blue Note, Nové Mesto (tie)
Rudolf Hošna – Ateliér Babylon, Bratislava
Benjamin Pascoe – Next Apache, Bratislava
Juraj Šebo – Bigbítové Vianoce, Bratislava

Others
Hall of Fame ★ Pavol Zelenay
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References
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