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Golden Disc Awards 2018 results: List of winners


  • Awards: Golden Disc Awards 2018
  • Edition: 32nd
  • Date: January 10-11, 2018
  • Venue:  Korea International Exhibition Center, Ilsan, Seoul, South Korea
  • Hosts: Lee Seung-gi, Lee Sung-kyung, Kang So-ra, Sung Si-kyung


SPECIAL AWARDS
  • Genie Music Popularity Award: EXO
  • CeCi Asia Icon Award: EXO, TWICE
  • Global Popularity Award: EXO
  • Rookie of the Year: Wanna One
  • Global Popular Artist: EXO

GENRE AND OTHER AWARDS
  • Best Rock Band: Hyukoh
  • Best New Artist: Wanna One
  • Best R&B/Soul: Suran
  • Best OST: “I Will Go to You like the First Snow” by Ailee for “Goblin”
  • Best Girl Group: GFRIEND
  • Best Boy Group: BTOB

MAJOR AWARDS
  • Disc Daesang (Album of the Year): “Love Yourself: Her” by BTS
  • Bonsang:
  1. “Love Yourself: Her” by BTS
  2. “The War” by EXO
  3. “Holiday Night” by Girls' Generation
  4. “Flight Log: Arrival” by GOT7
  5. “Be Ordinary” by Hwang Chi Yeul
  6. “The Code” by MONSTA X
  7. “W, Here” by NU'EST W
  8. “Teen, Age” by SEVENTEEN
  9. “Play” by Super Junior
  10. “My Voice” by Taeyeon
  11. “Twicetagram” by TWICE

  • Digital Daesang (Song of the Year): “Through the Night” by IU
  • Bonsang:
  1. "Last Goodbye" by AKMU
  2. "Fxxk It" by Big Bang
  3. "As If It's Your Last" by Black Pink
  4. "Tell Me You Love Me" by Bolbbalgan4
  5. "Spring Day" by  BTS
  6. "You, Clouds, Rain" by Heize featuring Shin Yong-jae
  7. "Through the Night" by IU
  8. "Red Flavor" by Red Velvet
  9. "Knock Knock" by TWICE
  10. "Really Really" by WINNER
  11. "Like It" by Yoon Jong-shin
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