t.A.T.u.

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

t.A.T.u. holds the distinction of being the most successful Russian band in history, with over 25 million records sold worldwide. They were the first group from Eastern Europe to receive the IFPI platinum award, and their album 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane was the first by a foreign group to top the Japanese charts. Their single "All the Things She Said" reached number one in seven countries, and they achieved gold status in the US and UK.Their achievements extend beyond sales and chart positions. They represented Russia at Eurovision, performed at the Sochi Olympics, and their influence on pop culture and LGBTQ+ representation has been widely acknowledged. They remain a benchmark for Russian artists aiming for international success.

Awardst.A.T.u. won several awards throughout their career, including a World Music Award and a Golden Gramophone Award. They also received recognition at various MTV ceremonies and other international events. Their debut album's platinum success in Europe was a notable achievement.

Honours & Distinctions

IFPI Platinum Europe Award

IFPI·2002

First group from Eastern Europe to receive the IFPI platinum award for their debut album.

First album by a foreign group to reach number one in Japan

Oricon·2003

'200 km/h in the Wrong Lane' achieved this feat.

Diamond certification in Japan

RIAJ·2003

For '200 km/h in the Wrong Lane'.

Records & Feats

First Eastern European group to receive IFPI platinum award

Historic First·2002

For their debut album '200 Po Vstrechnoy'.

First foreign group to have a number-one album in Japan

Chart Record·2003

'200 km/h in the Wrong Lane' reached the top of the Japanese charts.

Most successful Russian band in history

Sales·2005

With over 25 million records sold worldwide.