Artists

Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton has won 8 ACM Awards from 36 nominations, first nominated at the 5th ACM Awards.

ACM Awards won
8
Nominations
36
First nominated
1969
Most recent
2005
Dolly Parton

ACM Awards career, 1965 to 2025

1969 nominated1970 won1971 nominated1972 nominated1973 nominated1974 nominated1975 nominated1976 nominated1977 won1978 nominated1979 nominated1980 won1981 nominated1983 won1984 nominated1987 won1989 nominated1990 nominated1991 nominated2004 nominated2005 won

  1. 2005 41st ACM Awards

    • Won Vocal Event of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going
    • Won Video of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going
    • Nominated Song of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going

  2. 2004 40th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Vocal Event of the Year Creepin' In

  3. 1991 27th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Vocal Duet

  4. 1990 26th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Entertainer of the Year

  5. 1989 25th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Entertainer of the Year
    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist
    • Nominated Country Music Video of the Year Why'd You Come In Here Lookin' Like That

  6. 1987 23rd ACM Awards

    • Won Album of the Year Trio

  7. 1984 20th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist

  8. 1983 19th ACM Awards

    • Won Top Vocal Duet
    • Won Single Record of the Year Islands In The Stream

  9. 1981 17th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Album of the Year 9 to 5 And Odd Jobs
    • Nominated Entertainer of the Year

  10. 1980 16th ACM Awards

    • Won Top Female Vocalist
    • Nominated Entertainer of the Year
    • Nominated Single Record of the Year Nine To Five
    • Nominated Song of the Year Nine To Five

  11. 1979 15th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist
    • Nominated Song of the Year You're The Only One

  12. 1978 14th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Entertainer of the Year
    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist

  13. 1977 13th ACM Awards

    • Won Entertainer of the Year
    • Nominated Album of the Year Here You Come Again
    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist of the Year

  14. 1976 12th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist of the Year

  15. 1975 11th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist of the Year

  16. 1974 10th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist
    • Nominated Top Vocal Group

  17. 1973 9th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist

  18. 1972 8th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist

  19. 1971 7th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Vocal Group

  20. 1970 6th ACM Awards

    • Won Top Vocal Group
    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist

  21. 1969 5th ACM Awards

    • Nominated Top Female Vocalist

Beyond the ACM Awards

Grammy Awards
11 wins 54 nominations
CMA Awards
11 wins 50 nominations
American Music Awards
3 wins 18 nominations
RIAA certifications
30 records 13 platinum, 17 gold

Halls of fame and honors

  • CMA Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Grand Ole Opry member 1969
  • Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame 1984
  • Country Music Hall of Fame 1999
  • Lifetime Achievement Award 2003
  • Living Legend Award 2004
  • Library of Congress Living Legend 2004
  • National Medal of Arts 2005
  • Kennedy Center Honors 2006
  • Johnny Mercer Award 2007
  • Grammy Hall of Fame 2013
  • Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2022

Gold and platinum records

  1. 17 Gold
  2. 9 Platinum
  3. 4 Multi-Platinum
  4. 0 Diamond
  • 9 to 53× Platinum
  • Islands in the Stream (Kenny Rogers duet with Dolly Parton)3× Platinum
  • Jolene3× Platinum
  • Once Upon a Christmas (with Kenny Rogers )2× Platinum album
  • Eagle When She FliesPlatinum album
  • Greatest HitsPlatinum album
  • Here You Come AgainPlatinum album
  • Here You Come AgainPlatinum
  • I Will Always Love YouPlatinum
  • Slow Dancing with the MoonPlatinum album
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  • There Was Jesus (with Zach Williams )Platinum
  • Trio (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt )Platinum album
  • When I Get Where I'm Going (Brad Paisley featuring Dolly Parton)Platinum
  • 9 to 5 and Odd JobsGold album
  • A Holly Dolly ChristmasGold album
  • An Evening with DollyGold video
  • Coat of Many ColorsGold
  • Faith (with Galantis featuring Mr Probz )Gold
  • Great Balls of FireGold album
  • Hard Candy ChristmasGold
  • HeartbreakerGold album
  • Home for ChristmasGold album
  • Honky Tonk Angels (with Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette )Gold album
  • JoleneGold album
  • RockstarGold album
  • Super HitsGold album
  • The Best of Dolly PartonGold album
  • Trio II (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt )Gold album
  • Ultimate Dolly PartonGold album
  • White LimozeenGold album

Awards and nominations

Grammy Awards 11 wins 54 nominations
  • Nominated 2025 Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording Behind the Seams: My Life in Rhinestones
  • Nominated 2024 Best Country Solo Performance The Last Thing on My Mind
  • Nominated 2022 Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album A Holly Dolly Christmas
  • Won 2021 Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song There Was Jesus (with Zach Williams)
  • Won 2020 Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song God Only Knows (with For King & Country)
  • Nominated 2020 Best Song Written for Visual Media Girl in the Movies from Dumplin'
  • Won 2017 Best Country Duo/Group Performance Jolene (with Pentatonix)
  • Nominated 2014 Best Country Duo/Group Performance You Can't Make Old Friends (with Kenny Rogers
  • Won 2011 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Nominated 2010 Best Musical Show Album 9 to 5: The Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
  • Nominated 2007 Best Country Collaboration with Vocals Tomorrow Is Forever (with Solomon Burke)
  • Nominated 2007 Best Song Written for Visual Media Travelin' Thru
  • Nominated 2005 Best Country Collaboration with Vocals Creepin' In (with Norah Jones)
  • Nominated 2004 Best Female Country Vocal Performance I'm Gone
  • Nominated 2003 Best Country Album Halos & Horns
  • Nominated 2003 Best Female Country Vocal Performance Dagger Through the Heart
  • Won 2002 Best Female Country Vocal Performance Shine
  • Nominated 2002 Best Bluegrass Album Little Sparrow
  • Won 2001 Best Bluegrass Album The Grass Is Blue
  • Nominated 2001 Best Female Country Vocal Performance Travelin' Prayer
  • Won 2000 Best Country Vocal Collaboration After the Gold Rush (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 2000 Best Country Album Trio II (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 1996 Best Country Vocal Collaboration I Will Always Love You (with Vince Gill)
  • Nominated 1995 Best Country Vocal Collaboration Silver Threads and Golden Needles (with Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette)
  • Nominated 1994 Best Country Vocal Collaboration Romeo (with Billy Ray Cyrus and Friends)
  • Nominated 1992 Best Country Song Eagle When She Flies
  • Nominated 1992 Best Country Vocal Collaboration Rockin' Years (with Ricky Van Shelton)
  • Nominated 1990 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Why'd You Come in Here Lookin' Like That
  • Won 1988 Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group Trio (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 1988 Album of the Year Trio (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 1986 Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group Real Love (with Kenny Rogers)
  • Nominated 1986 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Real Love
  • Nominated 1985 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Tennessee Homesick Blues
  • Nominated 1984 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Burlap & Satin
  • Nominated 1984 Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group Islands in the Stream with Kenny Rogers)
  • Nominated 1983 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female I Will Always Love You
  • Won 1982 Best Country Song 9 to 5
  • Won 1982 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 9 to 5
  • Nominated 1982 Best Score Written for Visual Media 9 to 5 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
  • Nominated 1982 Song of the Year 9 to 5
  • Won 1979 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Here You Come Again
  • Nominated 1978 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female (Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher and Higher
  • Nominated 1978 Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Here You Come Again
  • Nominated 1977 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female All I Can Do
  • Nominated 1976 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Jolene (Live)
  • Nominated 1975 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Jolene
  • Nominated 1974 Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group If Teardrops Were Pennies (with Porter Wagoner)
  • Nominated 1973 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Touch Your Woman
  • Nominated 1972 Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group Better Move It on Home (with Porter Wagoner)
  • Nominated 1972 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Joshua
  • Nominated 1972 Best Sacred Performance The Golden Streets of Glory
  • Nominated 1971 Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group Daddy Was an Old Time Preacher Man (with Porter Wagoner)
  • Nominated 1971 Best Country Vocal Performance, Female Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel No. 8)
  • Nominated 1970 Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group Just Someone I Used to Know (with Porter Wagoner)
CMA Awards 11 wins 50 nominations
  • Won 2016 Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Nominated 2014 Musical Event of the Year You Can't Make Old Friends (with Kenny Rogers)
  • Nominated 2008 Indie Album of the Year Backwoods Barbie
  • Won 2006 Musical Event of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going (with Brad Paisley)
  • Won 2006 Vocal Collaboration of the Year Thank God I'm a Country Boy (with Roy Rivers)
  • Nominated 2006 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 2006 Music Video of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going (with Brad Paisley)
  • Nominated 2006 Single of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going (with Brad Paisley)
  • Nominated 2006 Song of the Year Thank God I'm a Country Boy (with Roy Rivers)
  • Nominated 2004 Musical Event of the Year Creepin' In (with Norah Jones)
  • Nominated 2003 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 2001 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1999 Vocal Event of the Year Trio II (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Won 1996 Vocal Event of the Year I Will Always Love You (with Vince Gill)
  • Nominated 1994 Album of the Year Tribute to the Music of Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys (Asleep at the Wheel with various artists)
  • Nominated 1994 Vocal Event of the Year Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette
  • Nominated 1991 Vocal Event of the Year Dolly Parton and Ricky Van Shelton
  • Nominated 1989 Music Video of the Year Why'd You Come in Here Lookin' Like That
  • Won 1988 Vocal Event of the Year Trio (Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 1987 Album of the Year Trio (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 1987 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1986 Vocal Duo of the Year Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1985 Vocal Duo of the Year Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1984 Single of the Year Islands in the Stream (with Kenny Rogers)
  • Nominated 1984 Vocal Duo of the Year Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1981 Album of the Year 9 to 5 and Odd Jobs
  • Won 1978 Entertainer of the Year
  • Nominated 1978 Album of the Year Here You Come Again
  • Nominated 1978 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1978 Single of the Year Here You Come Again
  • Nominated 1977 Entertainer of the Year
  • Nominated 1977 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Won 1976 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1976 Entertainer of the Year
  • Won 1975 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1975 Vocal Duo of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1974 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1974 Vocal Duo of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1973 Vocal Duo of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1972 Album of the Year Coat of Many Colors
  • Nominated 1972 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1972 Vocal Duo of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Won 1971 Vocal Duo of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1971 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Won 1970 Vocal Duo of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1970 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1969 Female Vocalist of the Year
  • Nominated 1969 Vocal Group of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Won 1968 Vocal Group of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1968 Female Vocalist of the Year
American Music Awards 3 wins 18 nominations
  • Nominated 1994 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Nominated 1994 Favorite Country Song Romeo
  • Nominated 1992 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Nominated 1990 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Nominated 1986 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Won 1985 Favorite Country Song Islands in the Stream (with Kenny Rogers)
  • Nominated 1985 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Won 1984 Favorite Country Song Islands in the Stream (with Kenny Rogers)
  • Nominated 1984 Favorite Country Band/Duo/Group Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1984 Favorite Country Video Potential New Boyfriend
  • Nominated 1982 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Nominated 1982 Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist
  • Nominated 1980 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Nominated 1979 Favorite Country Album Here You Come Again
  • Nominated 1979 Favorite Country Song Here You Come Again
  • Won 1978 Favorite Country Album New Harvest...First Gathering
  • Nominated 1978 Favorite Country Female Artist
  • Nominated 1977 Favorite Country Female Artist
CMT Music Awards 16 wins 51 nominations
  • Won 2006 Most Inspiring Video of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going (with Brad Paisley)
  • Nominated 2006 Collaborative Video of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going (with Brad Paisley)
  • Nominated 2002 Flameworthy Female Video of the Year Shine
  • Won 2000 Vocal Event of the Year After the Gold Rush (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Won 1999 Video Event of the Year After the Gold Rush (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 1997 Vocal Collaboration of the Year I Will Always Love You (with Vince Gill)
  • Nominated 1996 Single of the Year I Will Always Love You (with Vince Gill)
  • Nominated 1996 Vocal Collaboration of the Year I Will Always Love You (with Vince Gill)
  • Won 1994 Living Legend Award
  • Won 1994 Minnie Pearl Humanitarion Award
  • Won 1994 Video Event of the Year Romeo (with Billy Ray Cyrus and Friends)
  • Won 1994 Vocal Event of the Year Romeo (with Billy Ray Cyrus and Friends)
  • Nominated 1994 Album of the Year Honky Tonk Angels (with Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette)
  • Nominated 1994 Vocal Collaboration of the Year Honky Tonk Angels (with Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette)
  • Won 1992 Video of the Year Rockin' Years (with Ricky Van Shelton)
  • Won 1992 Vocal Collaboration of the Year Rockin' Years (with Ricky Van Shelton)
  • Nominated 1990 Video of the Year Why'd You Come in Here Lookin' Like That
  • Won 1988 Album of the Year Trio (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Won 1988 Vocal Collaboration of the Year Trio (with Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt)
  • Nominated 1988 TV series the Year Dolly
  • Nominated 1987 TV special of the Year A Smoky Mountain Christmas
  • Nominated 1986 Duet of the Year Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1985 Duet of the Year Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1985 TV special the Year Kenny & Dolly: Real Love
  • Nominated 1984 Duet of the Year Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1984 Single of the Year Islands in the Stream (with Kenny Rogers)
  • Nominated 1981 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1979 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1978 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1978 Songwriter of the Year
  • Nominated 1977 Album of the Year New Harvest...First Gathering
  • Nominated 1976 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1975 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1975 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1974 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1974 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1973 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1973 TV show of the Year The Porter Wagoner Show
  • Nominated 1972 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1972 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1972 TV show of the Year The Porter Wagoner Show
  • Won 1971 TV show of the Year The Porter Wagoner Show
  • Nominated 1971 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Won 1970 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1970 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1970 TV show of the Year The Porter Wagoner Show
  • Won 1969 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Nominated 1969 Female Artist of the Year
  • Nominated 1969 TV show of the Year The Porter Wagoner Show
  • Won 1968 Duet of the Year Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Won 1968 Most Promising Female Artist
GMA Dove Awards 2 wins 5 nominations
  • Won 2020 Short Form Video of the Year God Only Knows (with For King & Country)
  • Nominated 2015 Bluegrass Song of the Year Daddy Was an Old Time Preacher Man (Volume Five featuring Rhonda Vincent ; Dolly Parton, songwriter)
  • Nominated 2005 Country Recorded Song of the Year When I Get Where I'm Going (with Brad Paisley)
  • Nominated 2004 Country Recorded Song of the Year Stand by the River (with Dottie Rambo)
  • Won 2003 Single of the Year Hello God
BMI Awards 48 wins 48 nominations
  • Won 2020 Million-Air (1 million) Coat of Many Colors
  • Won 2020 Million-Air (1 million) The Seeker
  • Won 2020 Million-Air (1 million) Yellow Roses
  • Won 2020 Million-Air (10 million) I Will Always Love You
  • Won 2020 Million-Air (2 million) Two Doors Down
  • Won 2020 Million-Air (3 million) Jolene
  • Won 2020 Million-Air (5 million) 9 to 5
  • Won 2003 Icon Award
  • Won 1995 Pop Award / Million-Air (6 million) I Will Always Love You (performed by Whitney Houston)
  • Won 1994 Pop Award I Will Always Love You (performed by Whitney Houston)
  • Won 1993 Pop Award I Will Always Love You (performed by Whitney Houston)
  • Won 1993 Pop Song of the Year I Will Always Love You (performed by Whitney Houston)
  • Won 1990 Country Award Yellow Roses
  • Won 1985 Country Award Tennessee Homesick Blues
  • Won 1983 Country Award Everything's Beautiful (In Its Own Way) (with Willie Nelson)
  • Won 1983 Country Award Heartbreak Express
  • Won 1983 Country Award I Will Always Love You
  • Won 1983 Pop Award Everything's Beautiful (In Its Own Way) (with Willie Nelson)
  • Won 1982 Country Award Heartbreak Express
  • Won 1982 Country Award 9 to 5
  • Won 1982 Pop Award I Will Always Love You
  • Won 1981 Country Award 9 to 5
  • Won 1981 Country Song of the Year 9 to 5
  • Won 1981 Pop Award / Million-Air (3 million) 9 to 5
  • Won 1981 Pop Song of the Year 9 to 5
  • Won 1979 Country Award Baby I'm Burning
  • Won 1979 Country Award It's All Wrong, But It's All Right
  • Won 1979 Country Award Two Doors Down
  • Won 1979 Pop Award Baby I'm Burning
  • Won 1978 Country Award Light of a Clear Blue Morning
  • Won 1978 Country Award To Daddy (performed by Emmylou Harris)
  • Won 1978 Country Award Two Doors Down
  • Won 1978 Pop Award / Million-Air Two Doors Down
  • Won 1977 Country Award All I Can Do
  • Won 1976 Country Award Say Forever You'll Be Mine (with Porter Wagoner)
  • Won 1976 Country Award The Bargain Store
  • Won 1976 Country Award The Seeker
  • Won 1975 Country Award I Will Always Love You
  • Won 1975 Country Award Kentucky Gambler
  • Won 1975 Country Award Love Is Like a Butterfly
  • Won 1975 Country Award Please Don't Stop Loving Me (with Porter Wagoner)
  • Won 1974 Country Award Jolene
  • Won 1974 Country Award Traveling Man
  • Won 1974 Pop Award / Million-Air Jolene
  • Won 1972 Country Award The Last One to Touch Me
  • Won 1971 Country Award Daddy Was an Old Time Preacher Man (with Porter Wagoner)
  • Won 1971 Country Award Joshua
  • Won 1966 Country Award Put It Off Until Tomorrow (performed by Bill Phillips)
Nashville Songwriters Association International 14 wins 14 nominations
  • Won 2012 Song of the Year I Will Always Love You (performed by Whitney Houston)
  • Won 1995 Songwriter Achievement Award I Will Always Love You (with Vince Gill)
  • Won 1992 Songwriter Achievement Award I Will Always Love You (performed by Whitney Houston)
  • Won 1991 Songwriter Achievement Award Eagle When She Flies
  • Won 1982 Songwriter Achievement Award 9 to 5
  • Won 1979 Songwriter Achievement Award Two Doors Down
  • Won 1976 Songwriter Achievement Award The Seeker
  • Won 1975 Songwriter Achievement Award Jolene
  • Won 1975 Songwriter Achievement Award Love Is Like a Butterfly
  • Won 1975 Songwriter Achievement Award Kentucky Gambler (performed by Merle Haggard)
  • Won 1974 Songwriter Achievement Award Jolene
  • Won 1972 Songwriter Achievement Award Coat of Many Colors
  • Won 1971 Songwriter Achievement Award Daddy Was an Old Time Preacher Man (with Porter Wagoner)
  • Won 1968 Songwriter Achievement Award Put It Off Until Tomorrow (performed by Bill Phillips)
Cashbox Awards 11 wins 11 nominations
  • Won 1979 Composer/Performer of the Year
  • Won 1978 Crossover Artist of the Year
  • Won 1978 Female Entertainer of the Year – Country Albums
  • Won 1978 Female Vocalist of the Year – Country Albums
  • Won 1978 Female Vocalists – Highest Debut Heartbreaker
  • Won 1977 Female Entertainer of the Year – Country Albums
  • Won 1977 Female Vocalist of the Year – Country Albums
  • Won 1977 Female Vocalist of the Year – Country Singles
  • Won 1975 Top Duo – Singles Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton
  • Won 1975 Top Female Vocalist – Singles
  • Won 1968 Most Promising Up and Coming Female Artist
IBMA Awards 4 wins 6 nominations
  • Won 2017 Gospel Recorded Performance of the Year Sacred Memories (Joe Mullins and the Radio Ramblers with Ricky Skaggs and Sharon White Skaggs; Dolly Parton, songwriter)
  • Won 2004 Recorded Event of the Year Livin', Lovin', Losin': Songs of the Louvin Brothers (with various artists)
  • Won 2002 Recorded Event of the Year Clinch Mountain Sweethearts (Ralph Stanley and Friends)
  • Nominated 2001 Best Female Vocalist
  • Won 2000 Album of the Year The Grass Is Blue
  • Nominated 2000 Best Female Vocalist
American Guild of Variety Artists Awards 4 wins 4 nominations
  • Won 1980 Country Star of the Year
  • Won 1980 Entertainer of the Year
  • Won 1979 Country Star of the Year
  • Won 1978 Country Star of the Year
Billboard 4 wins 4 nominations
  • Won 1981 Distinguished Achievement Award
  • Won 1978 Bill Williams Memorial Artist of the Year
  • Won 1978 Country Artist of the Year
  • Won 1978 Country Singles Artist of the Year
People's Choice Awards 3 wins 9 nominations
  • Nominated 2017 Favorite Female Country Artist
  • Nominated 2015 Favorite Female Country Artist
  • Nominated 2005 Favorite Combined Forces Dolly Parton and Norah Jones for The Grass Is Blue (Live at the 37th Annual Country Music Association Awards)
  • Nominated 1994 Favorite Female Country Artist
  • Nominated 1993 Favorite Female Country Artist
  • Nominated 1992 Favorite Female Country Artist
  • Won 1988 Favorite All-Around Female Entertainer
  • Won 1988 Favorite Female Performer in a New TV Program Dolly Parton in Dolly
  • Won 1981 Favorite Song from a Motion Picture 9 to 5 from 9 to 5
Emmy Awards 3 wins 6 nominations
  • Won 2021 Outstanding Television Movie Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square
  • Nominated 2020 Outstanding Television Movie Dolly Parton's Heartstrings : These Old Bones
  • Won 2018 Governors' Award for Lifetime Achievement
  • Won 2018 Outstanding Community Service Program Smoky Mountains Rise
  • Nominated 2017 Outstanding Television Movie Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love
  • Nominated 1978 Outstanding Performance in a Variety or Music Program Cher... Special
Association for Independent Music Awards 2 wins 2 nominations
  • Won 2002 Best Bluegrass Album Little Sparrow
  • Won 2000 Best Bluegrass Album The Grass Is Blue
Christian Fan Awards 2 wins 2 nominations
  • Won 2004 Duo of the Year Dottie Rambo and Dolly Parton
  • Won 2004 Song of the Year Stand by the River (with Dottie Rambo)
Record World Awards 2 wins 2 nominations
  • Won 1977 Tom Female Vocalist — Album
  • Won 1975 Tom Female Vocalist — Singles
The Tennessean 2 wins 2 nominations
  • Won 2016 Tennessean of the Year
  • Won 2006 Tennessean of the Year
American Association of School Administrators 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2002 Galaxy Award
American Legion 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2004 James V. Day Good Guy Award
BBC 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2004 Dolly Parton International Artist Achievement Award
Billboard Women in Music 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2020 Hitmaker Award
Broadway.com Audience Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2009 Favorite New Broadway Song Get Out and Stay Out (performed by the Cast of 9 to 5: The Musical)
Canadian Country Music Association Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 1985 Top Selling Album of the Year Once Upon a Christmas (with Kenny Rogers)
Country Radio Broadcasters 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2005 Career Achievement Award
Country Weekly 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2003 Career Achievement Award
Daughters of the American Revolution 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2009 Founders Medal for Education
GLAAD Media Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2020 Best Individual Television Episode Dolly Parton's Heartstrings : Two Doors Down
Grand Master Fiddler Championship 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2009 Dr. Perry F. Harris Award
K-Love Fan Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2021 Song of the Year There Was Jesus (with Zach Williams)
Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2009 Best Musical Score 9 to 5: The Musical
Ms. Magazine 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 1986 Woman of the Year
MusiCares 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year
NashvilleREAD 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2004 Reading Works Award
National State Teachers of the Year 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2002 Chasing Rainbows Award
Parents as Teachers National Center 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2003 Child and Family Advocacy Award
Sevierville Chamber of Commerce 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 1989 Citizen of the Year
Sierra Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2005 Best Song Travelin' Thru (from Transamerica)
Soul Train Music Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 1994 Song of the Year I Will Always Love You (performed by Whitney Houston)
Stennis Center for Public Service 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2006 Lindy Boggs Award
Theatre Fans' Choice Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2009 Best Original Score 9 to 5: The Musical
TV Land Awards 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2009 Most Memorable Female Guest Star in a Comedy as herself Dolly Parton in Designing Women , The First Day of the Last Decade of the Entire Twentieth Century, Part 1 and Part 2
United States Fish and Wildlife Service 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2003 Partnership Award
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars of the Smithsonian Institution 1 win 1 nomination
  • Won 2007 Woodrow Wilson Public Service Award
Golden Globe Awards 6 nominations
  • Nominated 2018 Best Original Song Girl in the Movies (from Dumplin')
  • Nominated 2005 Best Original Song Travelin' Thru (from Transamerica)
  • Nominated 1983 Best Motion Picture Actress – Musical/Comedy The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
  • Nominated 1980 Best Motion Picture Actress – Musical/Comedy 9 to 5
  • Nominated 1980 Best Original Song 9 to 5 (from 9 to 5)
  • Nominated 1980 New Star of the Year in a Motion Picture – Female Herself
Academy Awards 2 nominations
  • Nominated 2005 Best Original Song Travelin' Thru from Transamerica
  • Nominated 1980 Best Original Song 9 to 5 from 9 to 5
Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2 nominations
  • Nominated 2018 Best Song Girl in the Movies from Dumplin'
  • Nominated 2005 Best Song Travlin' Thru from Transamerica
Drama Desk Awards 2 nominations
  • Nominated 2009 Outstanding Lyrics 9 to 5: The Musical
  • Nominated 2009 Outstanding Music 9 to 5: The Musical
Drama League Awards 1 nomination
  • Nominated 2009 Distinguished Productions of a Musical 9 to 5: The Musical
Fennecus Awards 1 nomination
  • Nominated 1982 Best Song Score The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (with Carol Hall and Patrick Williams)
Georgia Film Critics Association Awards 1 nomination
  • Nominated 2019 Best Original Song Girl in the Movies from Dumplin'
Guild of Music Supervisors Awards 1 nomination
  • Nominated 2019 Best Song/Recording Created for a Film Girl in the Movies from Dumplin'
Juno Awards 1 nomination
  • Nominated 1984 Best Selling Single
Ovation Awards 1 nomination
  • Nominated 2009 Best Book/Lyrics/Music for an Original Musical 9 to 5: The Musical
Tony Awards 1 nomination
  • Nominated 2009 Best Original Score 9 to 5: The Musical

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