| Year |
Awards/Achievements |
| 1999 |
* 'Pray' #1 for 'All Time Top
10' |
| 1999 |
* 'Tjeklisten', a Denmark
chart show voted by listeners in the last five years showed Gary at #25 in the top 40
artiste. |
| 1998 |
* 'Best Male Singer' as voted
by Lime Magazine, Singapore |
|
* Nominated for 'Best British
Male Solo Artist' (Brits Awards) |
|
* #79 in the Top 155 artistes
in Latvia |
| 1997 |
* 'Best Male Singer' in Israel |
|
* US ASCAP Award for 'Most
Played Single' for the song for 'Back For Good'. |
|
* 'Open Road' album sold over
2 million copies world wide. |
|
* A wax statue erected at 'The
Rock Circus' in London's Picadilly Circus. |
|
* Two consecutive #1 hits in
UK for 'Forever Love' and 'Love Won't Wait'. |
| 1996 |
* The 'Best Selling Song' for
'Back For Good' (Ivor Novello Awards). |
|
* The 'PRS Most Performed
Work' for 'Back For Good' (Ivor Novello Awards). |
|
* 'Best Single' for 'Back For
Good' (Brit Awards) (with Take That). |
|
* 'Song of The Year' in
Singapore. |
| 1995 |
* 'Best Live Act' (Europe MTV
Awards) (with Take That). |
|
* 'Back For Good' #1 in ' 1995
Countdown Hits of Asia' before it was released as a single. |
| 1994 |
* 'Best Contemporary Song' for
'Pray' (Ivor Novello Awards). |
|
* 'Songwriter of The Year'
(Ivor Novello Awards). |
|
* 'Best Video' for 'Pray'
(Brits Awards) (with Take That). |
|
* 'Best Single' for 'Pray'
(Brits Awards) (with Take That). |
|
* 'Best Group' (MTV Europe
Awards) (with Take That). |
| 1993 |
* 'Best Video' for 'Could It
Be Magic' (Brits Awards) (with Take That). |
