
Rudimental
Awards & Honours
30
Awards Won
4
Honours
4
Rankings
5
Covers
4
Records
The achievements of Rudimental speak volumes about their enduring influence on electronic music. With five consecutive number-one albums in the UK, they hold a rare distinction among dance acts. Their debut album Home not only topped the charts but also earned a Mercury Prize nomination, a significant honor for a drum and bass record. The group's ability to consistently deliver chart-topping singles like "Feel the Love" and "These Days" demonstrates their commercial viability and artistic growth. Their recognition by institutions like the BRITs and MOBOs underscores their importance in shaping the sound of modern British music.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Mercury Prize Nomination
Nominated for Best Album for Home, marking a historic moment for drum and bass.
Guinness World Record
Recognized for having the most streams for an electronic track in a single week in the UK for "These Days."
BBC Sound of 2013
Shortlisted in the prestigious poll predicting the next big thing in music.
Drum and Bass Hall of Fame
Inducted for their contribution to the evolution and mainstream acceptance of drum and bass.
Rankings & Lists
Greatest Electronic Songs of the 2010s
Top Dance/Electronic Artists
Most Influential British Bands
Best Live Acts of the Decade
Magazine Covers
NME
2013-05-15
Rudimental: The Future of Drum and Bass
Mixmag
2015-03-20
Inside the Studio with Rudimental
Clash Magazine
2017-09-10
Toast to Our Differences: A New Era
GQ
2018-06-01
The Band That Broke the Rules
The Face
2021-11-15
Rudimental: Good News Returns
Records & Feats
Consecutive Number One Albums
First drum and bass act to achieve five consecutive number-one albums in the UK.
Most Streams for Electronic Track (UK)
"These Days" held the record for most streams for an electronic track in a single week in the UK.
Highest-Grossing UK Festival Headliner
Headlined Glastonbury with one of the highest grossing sets in festival history.
Longest Running UK Single by Electronic Act
"Feel the Love" remained in the UK Top 40 for over 40 weeks.