Lead Q Awards Arctic Monkeys

Arctic Monkeys lead this year's Q Awards.
The 'Crying Lightning' hitmakers are nominated in four categories at the prestigious music magazine's annual ceremony, including Best Album for 'Humbug' and Best Act In The World Today.
The pair, from Sheffield, England, previously won the latter category when nominated in 2007.
In the Best Act In The World Today category the Arctic Monkeys are up against the apparently defunct Oasis whose future is uncertain after guitarist Noel Gallagher quit the pair in August Kings Of Leon,
Coldplay and Muse.
Muse are also up for Best Track for their current single 'Uprising', while Florence and the Machine are up for Breakthrough Artist and Best Video for their single 'Drumming Song'.
Paul Rees, editor-in-chief of Q magazine, said: "The Q Awards prides itself on honouring the best popular music of the year and the 2009 vintage is no exception.
"Once again the nominations prove nice music continues to be made across a broad range of styles."
The Q awards will take place in London on October 26.
Q Awards 2009 nominations in full:
Best New Act:
White Lies
Friendly Fires
Empire Of The Sun
Passion Pit
The Dead Weather
Breakthrough Artist:
Florence and the Machine
Lady Gaga
La Roux
Mr Hudson
Pixie Lott
Best Track:
Kasabian - 'Fire'
Muse - 'Uprising'
Arctic Monkeys - 'Crying Lightning'
Dizzee Rascal - 'Bonkers'
Noisettes - 'Never Forget You'
Lily Allen - 'The Fear'
Best Video:
The Dead Weather - 'Treat Me Like Your Mother'
Dizzee Rascal - 'Holiday'
Florence and The Machine - 'Drumming Song'
Mika - 'We Are Golden'
Lady Gaga - 'Just Dance'
Best Live Act:
The Prodigy
U2
Oasis
Kasabian
Arctic Monkeys
Blur
Take That
Best Album:
Arctic Monkeys - 'Humbug'
U2 - 'No Line On The Horizon'
Florence and the Machine - 'Lungs'
The Prodigy - 'Invaders Must Die'
Kasabian - 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum'
Best Act In The World Today:
Kings Of Leon
Arctic Monkeys
Oasis
Coldplay
Muse
(C) BANG Media International