List of awards and nominations received by Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, actress, author, and philanthropist, best known for her work in country music.
== Academy Awards ==
The Academy Award, informally known as The Oscars, are a set of awards given annually for excellence of cinematic achievements. The Oscar statuette is officially named the Academy Award of Merit and is one of nine types of Academy Awards. Organized and overseen by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), the awards are given each year at a formal ceremony. Parton has received two nominations.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1981	"9 To 5" 	Best Music, Original Song 	Nominated
2006	"Travelin' Thru"	Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Song	Nominated
== Academy of Country Music Awards ==
The Academy of Country Music Awards, or the ACMs, are a set of awards given for outstanding achievement in country music. Organized and overseen by the Academy of Country Music, the awards are presented each year at a formal ceremony. Parton has received 43 nominations and 11 wins, including the top honour "Entertainer of the Year".
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1969	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1970	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Top Vocal Group 	Won
1970	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1971	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Top Vocal Group 	Nominated
1972	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1973	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Top Vocal Duet/Group 	Nominated
1973	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1974	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Top Vocal Group 	Nominated
1974	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1975	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1976	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1977	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1977	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Won
1977	Album of the Year 	Here You Come Again 	Nominated
1978	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Nominated
1978	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1979	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1979	You're The Only One 	Song of the Year 	Nominated
1980	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Nominated
1980	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Won
1980	9 to 5 	Song of the Year (artist) 	Nominated
1980	9 to 5 	Song of the Year (composer) 	Nominated
1980	9 to 5 	Single Record of the Year 	Nominated
1981	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Nominated
1981	9 to 5 and Odd Jobs 	Album of the Year 	Nominated
1983	Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers 	Top Vocal Duet 	Won
1983	Islands in the Stream 	Single Record of the Year shared with Kenny Rogers 	Won
1984	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1987	Trio 	Album of the Year shared with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris 	Won
1989	Dolly Parton 	Top Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1989	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Nominated
1989	Why'd You Come In Here Lookin' Like That	Video of the Year 	Nominated
1990	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Nominated
1991	Dolly Parton and Ricky Van Shelton 	Top Vocal Duet 	Nominated
1995	Dolly Parton and Vince Gill 	Top Vocal Duet 	Nominated
2000	After The Gold Rush 	Vocal Collaboration of the Year shared with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris	Nominated
2004	Creepin' In 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Norah Jones 	Nominated
2005	When I Get Where I'm Going 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Brad Paisley 	Won
2005	When I Get Where I'm Going 	Song of the Year shared with Brad Paisley 	Nominated
2005	When I Get Where I'm Going 	Video of the Year shared with Brad Paisley 	Won
2006	Dolly Parton 	Cliffe Stone Pioneer Award 	Won
2008	Dolly Parton 	Jim Reeves International Award 	Won
2015	Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colours 	Tex Ritter Film Award 	Won
2017	Herself 	Gary Haber Lifting Lives Award 	Won
== American Music Awards ==
The American Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony created by Dick Clark in 1973 and one of several annual major American music awards shows (among the others are the Grammy Awards, the MTV Video Music Awards etc.). Parton has won three awards.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1977	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1978	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1978	New Harvest, First Gathering	Favorite Country Album 	Won
1979	"Here You Come Again" 	Favorite Country Single 	Nominated
1979	Here You Come Again 	Favorite Country Album 	Nominated
1980	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1982	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1984	"Islands In The Stream" 	Favorite Country Single 	Won
1984	Potential New Boyfriend 	Favorite Country Music Video	Nominated
1985	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1985	"Tennessee Homesick Blues" 	Favorite Country Single 	Won
1986	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1992	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1994	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Country Female 	Nominated
1994	"Romeo" 	Favorite Country Song 	Nominated
== BMI Awards ==
The BMI Awards are annual award ceremonies for songwriters in various genres organized by Broadcast Music, Inc. Dolly Parton has won 39 awards.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1966	"Put It Off Until Tomorrow" (performed by Bill Phillips)	Country Award 	Won
1971	"Daddy Was An Old Time Preacherman" 	Country Award 	Won
1971	"Joshua" 	Country Award 	Won
1972	"The Last One To Touch Me" 	Country Award 	Won
1974	"Jolene" 	Country Award 	Won
1974	"Jolene" 	Pop Award 	Won
1974	"Traveling Man" 	Country Award 	Won
1975	"Love Is Like A Butterfly" 	Country Award 	Won
1975	"I Will Always Love You" 	Country Award 	Won
1975	"Please Don't Stop Loving Me" 	Country Award 	Won
1975	"Kentucky Gambler" (performed by Merle Haggard) 	Country Award 	Won
1976	"The Seeker" 	Country Award 	Won
1976	"The Bargain Store" 	Country Award 	Won
1976	"Say Forever You'll Be Mine" 	Country Award 	Won
1977	"All I Can Do" 	Country Award 	Won
1978	"Two Doors Down" 	Country Award 	Won
1978	"Light Of A Clear Blue Morning" 	Country Award 	Won
1978	"Two Doors Down" 	Pop Award 	Won
1979	"Two Doors Down" 	Country Award 	Won
1979	"Baby I'm Burning" 	Country Award 	Won
1979	"It's All Wrong, But It's All Right" 	Country Award 	Won
1979	"Baby I'm Burning" 	Pop Award 	Won
1981	"9 To 5" 	Country Award 	Won
1981	"9 To 5" 	Pop Award 	Won
1981	"9 To 5" 	Pop Song of the Year 	Won
1981	"9 To 5" 	Country Song of the Year	Won
1982	"9 To 5" 	Country Award 	Won
1982	"Heartbreak Express" 	Pop Award 	Won
1982	"I Will Always Love You" 	Pop Award 	Won
1983	"I Will Always Love You" 	Country Award 	Won
1983	"Heartbreak Express" 	Country Award 	Won
1983	"Everything's Beautiful" 	Country Award 	Won
1983	"Everything's Beautiful" 	Pop Award 	Won
1985	"Tennessee Homesick Blues" 	Country Award 	Won
1993	"I Will Always Love You" (performed by Whitney Houston) 	Pop Award 	Won
1993	"I Will Always Love You" (performed by Whitney Houston) 	Pop Song of the Year 	Won
1994	"I Will Always Love You" (performed by Whitney Houston) 	Pop Award 	Won
1995	"I Will Always Love You" (performed by Whitney Houston) 	Pop Award 	Won
2003	Dolly Parton 	Icon Award 	Won
== British Country Music Awards ==
The British Country Music Awards(BCMA Awards), alternatively known as the British CMA Awards, are awards given by the British Country Music Association which celebrate both local homegrown and international country artists. Parton has won all 6 of the awards for which she has been nominated.
Year	Nominee / work	Award 	Result
1976	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
1977	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
1978	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
1979	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
1980	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
2000	Dolly Parton 	International Independent Artist	Won
== Broadway.com Audience Awards ==
The Broadway.com Audience Awards are community chosen awards honoring the year's Broadway and off-Broadway productions. Dolly Parton has one award for 9 to 5: The Musical
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
2009	"Get Out and Stay Out"	Favorite New Broadway Song	Won
== Canadian Country Music Association Awards ==
The Canadian Country Music Association holds annual awards honoring the best in country music. Dolly Parton has received one award.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1985	Once Upon A Christmas (with Kenny Rogers)	Top Selling Album of the Year	Won
== CMT Music Awards ==
The CMT Music Awards, formally known as the Music City News Awards, TNN Awards and Flameworthy Music Awards, are a fan voted awards show designed to celebrate the videos and television performances of country music artists. The ceremony is held every year in Nashville and is broadcast on CMT. Throughout the various incarnations, Parton has received 48 nominations, winning 12 awards in total.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1968	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duet 	Won
1968	Dolly Parton 	Most Promising Female 	Won
1969	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1969	The Porter Wagoner Show 	Television Series 	Nominated
1969	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duet 	Won
1970	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duet 	Won
1970	The Porter Wagoner Show 	Television Series 	Nominated
1970	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1971	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duet 	Nominated
1971	The Porter Wagoner Show 	Television Series 	Won
1972	The Porter Wagoner Show 	Television Series 	Nominated
1972	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duet 	Nominated
1972	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1973	The Porter Wagoner Show 	Television Series 	Nominated
1973	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duet 	Nominated
1974	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duet 	Nominated
1974	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1975	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duo 	Nominated
1975	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1976	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1976	New Harvest – First Gathering 	Album of the Year 	Nominated
1978	Dolly Parton 	Songwriter 	Nominated
1978	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1979	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1981	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist 	Nominated
1984	Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers 	Vocal Duet 	Won
1984	Islands in the Stream 	Single 	Nominated
1985	Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers 	Vocal Duet 	Nominated
1985	Kenny & Dolly: Real Love 	Television Series/Special 	Nominated
1986	Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers 	Vocal Duet 	Nominated
1986	A Smoky Mountain Christmas 	Television Series/Special 	Nominated
1988	Trio 	Vocal Collaboration shared with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris 	Won
1988	Trio 	Album shared with Linda Ronstadtand Emmylou Harris 	Nominated
1988	Dolly! 	Television Series/Special 	Nominated
1990	Why'd You Come in Here Lookin' Like That	Music Video 	Nominated
1992	Rockin' Years 	Vocal Collaboration shared with Ricky Van Shelton 	Won
1992	Rockin' Years 	Music Video shared with Ricky Van Shelton 	Won
1994	Romeo 	Vocal Event shared with Billy Ray Cyrus & Friends 	Won
1994	Dolly Parton 	Living Legend Award 	Won
1994	Dolly Parton 	Minnie Pearl Award 	Won
1994	Honky Tonk Angels 	Vocal Collaboration shared with Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn 	Nominated
1994	Honky Tonk Angels 	Album of the Year shared with Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn 	Nominated
1996	I Will Always Love You 	Single of the Year shared with Vince Gill 	Nominated
1996	I Will Always Love You 	Vocal Collaboration of the Year shared with Vince Gill 	Nominated
1997	I Will Always Love You 	Vocal Collaboration of the Year shared with Vince Gill 	Nominated
2000	After The Goldrush 	Video Event of the Year shared with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris	Won
2002	Shine 	Female Video of the Year 	Nominated
== Country Music Association Awards ==
The Country Music Association Awards, or the CMAs, are a set of awards given for outstanding achievement in country music. Organized and overseen by the Country Music Association, the awards are presented each year at a formal ceremony. Parton has received 11 wins among 46 nominations, including the hallowed Entertainer of the Year honor (1978). In 1999, Parton received country music's highest honor, an induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1968	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1968	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Group of the Year 	Won
1969	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1969	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Group of the Year 	Nominated
1970	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1970	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Won
1971	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1971	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Won
1972	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1972	Coat of Many Colors 	Album of the Year 	Nominated
1972	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Nominated
1973	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Nominated
1974	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1974	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Nominated
1975	Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Nominated
1975	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
1976	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
1976	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Nominated
1977	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Nominated
1977	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1978	Here You Come Again 	Album of the Year 	Nominated
1978	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1978	Dolly Parton 	Entertainer of the Year 	Won
1978	Here You Come Again 	Single of the Year 	Nominated
1981	9 to 5 and Odd Jobs 	Album of the Year 	Nominated
1984	Islands in the Stream 	Single of the Year shared with Kenny Rogers 	Nominated
1984	Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Nominated
1985	Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Nominated
1986	Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers 	Vocal Duo of the Year 	Nominated
1987	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
1987	Trio 	Album of the Year shared with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris 	Nominated
1988	Trio 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris	Won
1989	Why'd You Come In Here Lookin' Like That 	Video of the Year 	Nominated
1991	Rockin' Years 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Ricky Van Shelton 	Nominated
1994	Tribute to the music of Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys	Album of the Year shared with Asleep at the Wheel 	Nominated
1994	Honky Tonk Angels 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn 	Won
1996	I Will Always Love You 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Vince Gill 	Won
1999	Trio II 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris	Nominated
1999	Dolly Parton 	Country Music Hall of Fame 	Won
2003	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Nominated
2004	Creepin' In 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Norah Jones 	Nominated
2006	When I Get Where I'm Going 	Single of the Year shared with Brad Paisley 	Nominated
2006	When I Get Where I'm Going 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Brad Paisley 	Won
2006	When I Get Where I'm Going 	Video of the Year shared with Brad Paisley 	Nominated
2014	You Can't Make Old Friends 	Vocal Event of the Year shared with Kenny Rogers 	Nominated
2016	Dolly Parton 	Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award 	Won
== Critics' Choice Movie Awards ==
The Critics' Choice Movie Awards is an awards show presented annually by the Broadcast Film Critics Association to honor the finest in cinematic achievement. Dolly Parton has received two nominations.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
2005	"Travelin' Thru" 	Best Song	Nominated
2017	"Girl in the Movies"	Best Song	Nominated
== Drama Desk Awards ==
The Drama Desk Awards are awarded annually to recognize excellence in New York theatre productions on Broadway, Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway. Dolly Parton has received two nominations.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
2009	9 to 5: The Musical	Best Music 	Nominated
2009	9 to 5: The Musical	Best Lyrics	Nominated
== Dove Awards ==
The Dove Awards are present by the Gospel Music Association of the United States to recognize outstanding achievement in the Christian music industry. Dolly Parton has been nominated once.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
2006	"When I Get Where I'm Going" (with Brad Paisley)	Country Recorded Song of the Year	Nominated
== Emmy Awards ==
The Emmy Award, is an American award that recognizes excellence in the television industry. Dolly Parton has been nominated twice.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1978	Cher...Special 	Outstanding Continuing or Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in Variety or Music Program	Nominated
2017	Dolly Parton's Christmas of Many Colors: Circle of Love	Outstanding Television Movie 	Nominated
Parton has also been nominated for a regional Emmy Award for her work on the Smoky Mountains Rise Telethon.[1]
== European Country Music Association Awards ==
The European Country Music Association is non-profit organization that promotes country music throughout Europe, they host annual awards. Dolly Parton has won three awards.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
2001	Dolly Parton 	Female Vocalist of the Year 	Won
2006	"Thank God I'm a Country Boy" (with Roy Rivers)	Vocal Collaboration of the Year	Won
2008	Backwoods Barbie 	Indie Album of the Year 	Won
== Golden Globe Awards ==
The Golden Globe Award is an accolade bestowed by the 93 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) recognizing excellence in film and television, both domestic and foreign. Parton has received six nominations.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1981	Nine to Five 	New Star of the Year in a Motion Picture – Female	Nominated
1981	Nine to Five 	Best Motion Picture Actress – Musical/Comedy 	Nominated
1981	"9 To 5" 	Best Original Song 	Nominated
1983	The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas	Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Comedy/Musical	Nominated
2006	"Travelin' Thru" 	Best Original Song 	Nominated
2019	"Girl in the Movies" 	Best Original Song 	Nominated
== Grammy Awards ==
The Grammy Awards are awarded annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States. Parton has received eight awards from forty-seven nominations. She had the most nominations of any female artist in the history of the prestigious awards, a record now held by Beyonce after the 56th Grammy Awards.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1970	"Just Someone I Used to Know" (with Porter Wagoner) 	Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group 	Nominated
1971	"Mule Skinner Blues" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1971	"Daddy Was an Old-Time Preacher Man" (with Porter Wagoner) 	Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group 	Nominated
1972	"Better Move It on Home" (with Porter Wagoner) 	Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group 	Nominated
1972	"Golden Streets of Glory" 	Best Sacred Performance 	Nominated
1972	"Joshua" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1973	"Touch Your Woman" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1974	"If Teardrops Were Pennies" (with Porter Wagoner) 	Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group 	Nominated
1975	"Jolene" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1976	"Jolene" (live) 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1977	"All I Can Do" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1978	"Here You Came Again" 	Best Pop Performance, Female 	Nominated
1978	"Higher & Higher" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1979	Here You Come Again 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Won
1982	"9 to 5" 	Song of the Year 	Nominated
1982	"9 to 5" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Won
1982	"9 to 5" 	Best Country Song 	Won
1982	9 to 5 and Odd Job 	Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or Television Special	Nominated
1983	"I Will Always Love You" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1984	"Islands In The Stream" (with Kenny Rogers) 	Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group 	Nominated
1984	"Burlap & Satin" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1985	"Tennessee Homesick Blues" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1986	Real Love 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1986	"Real Love" (with Kenny Rogers) 	Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group 	Nominated
1988	Trio (with Linda Ronstadtand Emmylou Harris) 	Album of the Year 	Nominated
1988	Trio (with Linda Ronstadtand Emmylou Harris) 	Best Country Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group 	Won
1990	"Why'd Ya Come In Here Lookin' Like That" 	Best Country Vocal Performance, Female 	Nominated
1992	"Rockin' Years" (with Ricky Van Shelton) 	Best Country Vocal Collaboration 	Nominated
1992	"Eagle When She Flies" 	Best Country Song 	Nominated
1994	"Romeo" (with Tanya Tucker, Billy Ray Cyrus, Kathy Mattea & Pam Tillis)	Best Country Vocal Collaboration 	Nominated
1995	"Silver Threads & Golden Needles" (with Loretta Lynn & Tammy Wynette) 	Best Country Vocal Collaboration 	Nominated
1996	"I Will Always Love You" (with Vince Gill) 	Best Country Vocal Collaboration 	Nominated
2000	"After The Gold Rush" (with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris) 	Best Country Vocal Collaboration 	Won
2000	Trio II (with Linda Ronstadtand Emmylou Harris) 	Best Country Album 	Nominated
2001	"Travelin' Prayer" 	Best Female Country Vocal Performance 	Nominated
2001	The Grass Is Blue 	Best Bluegrass Album 	Won
2002	"Little Sparrow 	Best Bluegrass Album 	Nominated
2002	"Shine" 	Best Female Country Vocal Performance 	Won
2003	"Dagger Through The Heart" 	Best Female Country Vocal Performance 	Nominated
2003	Halos & Horns 	Best Country Album 	Nominated
2004	"I'm Gone" 	Best Female Country Vocal Performance 	Nominated
2005	"Creepin' In" (with Norah Jones) 	Best Country Collaboration with Vocals 	Nominated
2007	"Tomorrow Is Forever" (with Solomon Burke) 	Best Country Collaboration with Vocals 	Nominated
2007	"Travelin' Thru" 	Best Song Written for Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media 	Nominated
2010	9 to 5 the Musical 	Best Musical Show Album 	Nominated
2014	You Can't Make Old Friends(with Kenny Rogers) 	Best Country Duo/Group Performance 	Nominated
2017	Jolene (with Pentatonix) 	Best Country Duo/Group Performance 	Won
=== Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award ===
In 2011, she was awarded the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
Year	Nominee / work	Award 	Result
2011	Dolly Parton 	Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award	Won
=== MusiCares Person of the Year ===
Dolly Parton was honored with a star-studded performance as MusiCares Person of the Year on February 10, 2019. [2] The performance consisted of music artists: Katy Perry, Kasey Musgraves, Maren Morris, Little Big Town, and Parton's goddaughter, Miley Cyrus.
Year	Nominee / work	Award 	Result
2019	Dolly Parton 	MusiCares Person of the Year	Won
== International Bluegrass Music Awards ==
The International Bluegrass Music Awards, informally known as IBMAs, are a set of awards given annually for excellence in the subgenre of Bluegrass music. The winners are voted for by the professional members of the Bluegrass Music Association and are presented yearly in a ceremony. Parton has won 2 of the a 4 awards she has been nominated for.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
2000	The Grass Is Blue 	Album of the Year 	Won
2000	Dolly Parton 	Best Female Vocalist 	Nominated
2001	Dolly Parton 	Best Female Vocalist 	Nominated
2002	Clinch Mountain Sweethearts	Recorded Event of the Year with Ralph Stanley	Won
== International Country Gospel Music Association ==
The International Country Gospel Music Association holds yearly awards shows which honor individuals who have made a significant contribution to the field of Christian country music. Dolly Parton has received one award.
Year	Nominee / work	Award 	Result
2003	"Hello God" 	Single of the Year	Won
== Nashville Songwriters Association International Awards ==
Nashville Songwriters Association International is a trade organization that promotes songwriters. Dolly Parton has earned fourteen songwriting awards.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1968	"Put It Off Until Tomorrow" (performed by Bill Phillips)	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1971	"Daddy Was An Old Time Preacherman" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1972	"Coat of Many Colors" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1974	"Jolene" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1975	"Jolene" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1975	"Love Is Like A Butterfly" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1975	"Kentucky Gambler" (performed by Merle Haggard) 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1976	"The Seeker" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1979	"Two Doors Down" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1982	9 To 5" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1991	"Eagle When She Flies" 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1992	"I Will Always Love You" (performed by Whitney Houston) 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
1995	"I Will Always Love You" (duet with Vince Gill) 	Songwriter Achievement Award	Won
2012	"I Will Always Love You" (performed by Whitney Houston) 	Song of the Year 	Won
== People's Choice Awards ==
The People's Choice Awards are a venue for the American public to honor their favorite actors and actresses, musical performers, television shows, and motion pictures, and is voted on by the general public. Dolly Parton has won three awards from six nominations.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
1981	"9 to 5" 	Favorite Song from a Motion Picture 	Won
1988	Dolly 	Favorite Female Performer in a New TV Program	Won
1988	Dolly Parton 	Favorite All-Around Female Entertainer 	Won
2005	"The Grass is Blue" (with Norah Jones)	Favorite Combined Forces 	Nominated
2015	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Female Country Artist 	Nominated
2017	Dolly Parton 	Favorite Female Country Artist 	Nominated
== Tony Awards ==
The Tony Award, recognizes excellence in live Broadway theater. Dolly Parton has received one nomination.
Year	Nominee / work 	Award 	Result
2009	9 to 5: The Musical	Best Original Score	Nominated
== Other Honors ==
* 1969 Grand Ole Opry, Inducted[3]
* 1978 Billboard, Country Artist of the Year[4]
* 1978 Billboard, Country Singles Artist of the Year[4]
* 1978 Billboard, Bill Williams Memorial Artist of the Year[4]
* 1981 Billboard, Distinguished Achievement Award[4]
* 1984 Hollywood Walk of Fame, Inducted[5]
* 1986 Ms. Magazine, Woman of the Year[4]
* 1989 Sevierville Chamber of Commerce, Citizen of Year[6]
* 1990 Carson–Newman College, Honorary Doctorate of Letters Degree[7]
* 1999 Country Music Hall of Fame, Inducted[8]
* 2001 Songwriters Hall of Fame, Inducted[9]
* 2002 American Association of School Administrators, Galaxy Award[10]
* 2003 Country Weekly, Career Achievement Award[11]
* 2003 United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Partnership Award[4]
* 2004 Library of Congress, Living Legend Award[12]
* 2004 American Legion, Good Guy Award[13]
* 2005 Country Radio Broadcasters, Career Achievement Award[14]
* 2005 National Medal of Arts, Recipient[15]
* 2006 Kennedy Center Honors, Honoree[16]
* 2006 The Tennessean, Tennessean of the Year[17]
* 2007 Songwriters Hall of Fame, Johnny Mercer Award[9]
* 2007 Woodrow Wilson Awards, Public Service Award[18]
* 2009 Gospel Music Hall of Fame, Inducted[19]
* 2009 Daughters of the American Revolution, Founders Medal for Education[20]
* 2009 Music City Walk of Fame, Inducted[21]
* 2009 University of Tennessee, Honorary Doctorate of Humane and Musical Letters Degree[7]
* 2019 Hollywood Walk of Fame, Inducted alongside Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris[22]
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