Ultimate Classic Rock Awards

The first annual Ultimate Classic Rock Awards have been announced and the big winner for Best Live Album is none other than Slash, for his 'Made in Stoke 24/7/11' album.

Ozzy Osbourne -- and we're sure he'd agree, Randy Rhoads -- have been declared the winners in the Best Box Set category of the 2011 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards.

Guns N' Roses have been named the 2011 Tour of the Year winner in the first annual Ultimate Classic Rock Awards. Axl Rose and company beat out Rush and Motley Crue in one of the most highly contested of our ten categories.

If he wasn't already, Nikki Sixx is now definitely an award-winning author, earning himself the 2011 Book of the Year honors in our first annual Ultimate Classic Rock Awards.

Chickenfoot has been revealed as the winner of two very big 2011 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards. The Sammy Hagar / Joe Satriani / Michael Anthony / Chad Smith supergroup earned the most votes in both the 'Best Song' and 'Best Album' categories.

AC/DC led all artists by winning three 2011 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards, completely dominating any category related to video content: 'Best Reissue or Archival Release,' 'Best DVD' and 'Best Commercial.'

The 2011 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards -- all ten categories -- are now live and ready for your voting pleasure. We've narrowed down a fantastic year's worth of songs, albums, tours and more into a concentrated group of finalists in each field; now it's up to you to choose the winners.

We saved the best (and toughest) category for last in the first annual Ultimate Classic Rock awards. You're going to have to decide which artist advanced the cause of rock and roll the most this year.

It's the penultimate category of the 2011 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards, and it's your chance to decide which classic rock artist or group put out the best, most lavish, most vault-excavating box set this year!

Day five of the 2011 Ultimate Classic Rock Awards kicks off with your chance to choose the best re-issue or archival release issued by a classic rock artist or group in the past year.