Later the same year , Jet received nominations for the annual Radio Music Awards , including ' Artist of the Year : Rock Radio ' , ' Artist of the Year : Rock Alternative Radio ' , and ' Song of the Year : Rock Radio ' ( for " Cold Hard Bitch " ) . Still in the U.S. Jet received the 32nd Annual American Music Awards nomination as ' Favorite Artist – Alternative Music ' , as well as three nominations for the 2004 MTV Video Music Awards , held in Miami in August . " Are You Gon na Be My Girl " was nominated for Best Rock Video , Best New Artist and Best Editing in a video . Jet performed " Are You Gon na Be My Girl " live at the ceremony and picked up the award for Best Rock Video , dedicating the award to Chris and Nic 's late father John Cester . Following their success in Miami , back home in Australia the band was nominated in seven categories at the 2004 ARIA ( Australian Record Industry Association ) Music Awards , receiving nominations in a stunning seven categories ; ' Album of the Year ' , ' Single of the Year ' ( for " Are You Gon na Be My Girl " ) , ' Best Group ' , ' Best Rock Album ' , ' Breakthrough Artist – Album ' , ' Breakthrough Artist – Single ' ( for " Are You Gon na Be My Girl " ) , and ' Highest Selling Album ' . At the awards ceremony on 17 October 2004 , Jet dominated the ceremony receiving six awards out of the seven nominations . Nic Cester also performed as part of supergroup The Wrights , featuring members of other Australian rock bands Spiderbait ( Kram , drums ) , The Living End ( Chris Cheney , guitar ) , Dallas Crane ( Pat Bourke , bass ) and You Am I/The Pictures ( Davey Lane , guitar )
2004 MTV Video Music Awards
2004 MTV Video Music Awards
Jet (Australian band)