This is a summary of the year 2011 in the Irish music industry. Summary On Wednesday 12 January, the Choice Music Prize nominations for Best Irish Album of 2010 were announced. On Thursday 3 February, the inaugural Digital Socket Awards were held at the Grand Social, Dublin. On Thursday 3 March, Two Door Cinema Club's debut album Tourist History was awarded the Choice Music Prize for Best Irish Album of 2010 at a ceremony at Vicar Street, Dublin. The event was broadcast live on Today FM and supported by IMRO and IRMA. In February, the nominations for the 2011 Meteor Awards were scheduled to be announced, with the main event to take place in March 2011, but the entire event was cancelled completely when Meteor cancelled its sponsorship. On 28 May, Kings of Leon headlined a sold-out 30th anniversary Slane Concert. On 2 July, The Script performed their first stadium headlining concert at the Aviva Stadium. From 8–11 July, Oxegen 2011 took place, with headline acts Arctic Monkeys, Black Eyed Peas and Foo Fighters. On 19 October, Westlife officially announced they were splitting after an album and a tour. On 6 November, Belfast's Odyssey Arena hosted the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards. On 21 November 2011, nominees were announced for the Irish Music Television Awards. The awards ceremony took place at The Sugar Club in Dublin on 28 November 2011. On 21 December 2011, MCD confirmed Oxegen 2012 would not take place but said that Oxegen 2013 would take place. The Royseven song "We Should Be Lovers", taken from the album You Say, We Say, was the most played Irish song on radio in 2011. Albums & EPs Below is a list of notable albums & EPs released by Irish artists in Ireland in 2011. Singles Below is a list of notable singles released by Irish artists in Ireland in 2011. Festivals Oxegen 2011 Foo Fighters Arctic Monkeys Blink-182 Paolo Nutini The Black Eyed Peas Slane 2011 Kings of Leon Awards IMTV Awards 2011 The 2011 Irish Music Television Awards took place at The Sugar Club in Dublin on 28 November 2011. Below are the winners: References External links IMRO website IRMA website Hot Press website State website MUSE.ie CLUAS.com News at Phantom FM Music at The Irish Times Music at the Irish Independent Music news and album reviews at RTÉ