The Spellemannprisen is an annual music award presented in Norway to recognize outstanding achievements in the Norwegian music industry. Established in 1973, it honors artists across various genres, including pop, rock, jazz, and classical music. The awards are determined by a panel of judges and are presented at a televised ceremony. The Spellemannprisen is often considered the Norwegian equivalent of the Grammy Awards. It aims to celebrate both established and emerging talent, providing a platform for artists to gain recognition. Categories include Best Album, Best New Artist, and Best Song, among others, showcasing the diversity of Norway's music scene.