David Cameron and Rolling Stones up for NME awards Elsewhere, veteran rock group the Rolling Stones have been nominated for four awards, after celebrating their 50th anniversary with a series of acclaimed comeback gigs last year. The British band could win the awards for Best Live Band, Best Book, Music Moment of the Year and Best Music Film - 48 years after they first won an NME Award, for British R&B Group in 1956. Speaking after he heard about his band's nominations, Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger said: "It's very nice to be nominated," said Jagger. When I first heard it was four things, I thought: 'Ooh, blimey! That's very nice!'. And it's not a journalists-only thing, it's not a coterie of closely-knit people choosing. It's funny, because when we were rehearsing at Wembley Arena last year, it was where we used to do the NME Pollwinners. We remembered, it was the first time we ever played Jumping Jack Flash, at one of those Pollwinners concerts! David Bowie, who earlier this month released his first new music in a decade, has been nominated in three categories: Music Moment of the Year, Best Music Video (for Where Are We Now?), and Hero of the Year. The NME Awards were first held in 1953, shortly after the magazine was founded. After a two-decade hiatus, the awards were revamped and relaunched in 1994, at the height of the Britpop era, and have been held each year since. Last year, Kasabian won Best British Band, while Florence and the Machine picked up two awards, for Best Solo Artist and Best Track (Shake It Out). This year's ceremony will take place at London's Troxy on Wednesday, February 27, 2013. See below for the full list of nominees for the NME Awards 2013: Best British Band Arctic Monkeys Kasabian The Vaccines Biffy Clyro The Maccabees The Cribs Best Album Frank Ocean - Channel Orange Jake Bugg - Jake Bugg The Maccabees - Given To The Wild Alt-J - An Awesome Wave The Vaccines - Come Of Age Tame Impala - Lonerism Best International Band The Killers Tame Impala The Black Keys Odd Future Crystal Castles Foo Fighters Best Track Arctic Monkeys - 'R U Mine?' Haim - 'Don't Save Me' MIA - 'Bad Girls' Foals - 'Inhaler' Palma Violets - 'Best Of Friends' Tame Impala - 'Elephant' Best Re-Issue Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists Blur - 21 Prodigy - The Fat Of The Land Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness Ian Brown - Collected Best Solo Artist Jake Bugg Noel Gallagher Florence Welch Miles Kane Grimes Paul Weller Best New Band Alt-J Peace Palma Violets Django Django Alabama Shakes Haim Best Music Video Grimes - 'Oblivion' MIA - 'Bad Girls' David Bowie - 'Where Are We Now?' Haim - 'Don't Save Me' Tame Impala - 'Feels Like We Only Go Backwards' Best Festival Reading & Leeds T In The Park Bestival Primavera Latitude Isle Of Wight Best Small Festival Swn The Great Escape Field Day Festival No.6 End Of The Road Constellations Best Live Band The Maccabees The Cribs Blur Biffy Clyro Foals The Rolling Stones Best Dancefloor Anthem Mosca featuring Katy B - 'What You Came For' Calvin Harris and Florence Welch - 'Sweet Nothing' Psy - 'Gangnam Style' MIA - 'Bad Girls' Kanye West/Jay-Z - 'Paris' Solange - 'Losing You' Music Moment Of The Year David Bowie's comeback The Stone Roses comeback shows at Heaton Park London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony The Rolling Stones 50th anniversary show at London's O2 Arena Green Day's secret set at Reading Festival Pussy Riot's punk prayer Hero Of The Year David Bowie Bradley Wiggins Pussy Riot Barack Obama Frank Ocean Dave Grohl Villain Of The Year David Cameron Harry Styles Skrillex Psy Fred Macpherson Azealia Banks Worst Band One Direction Muse Mumford & Sons Alt-J Justin Bieber Ed Sheeran Best Book David Byrne - How Music Works Neil Young - Waging Heavy Peace Mike Skinner - The Story Of The Streets Tim Burgess - Telling Stories The Rolling Stones - 50 Peter Hook Unknown Pleasures: Inside Joy Division Best Film The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Ted iLL Manors The Dark Knight Rises Skyfall The Perks Of Being A Wallflower Best Music Film Searching For Sugar Man LCD Soundsystem - Shut Up And Play The Hits Hit So Hard: The Life & Near Death Story of Patty Schemel Marley The Rolling Stones - Crossfire Hurricane Led Zeppelin - Celebration Day Best TV Show Breaking Bad Noel Fielding's Luxury Comedy Fresh Meat Sherlock The Thick Of It Doctor Who Best Fan Community Muse Hurts 30 Seconds To Mars Manic Street Preachers The Killers Enter Shikari Best Twitter Muse (@muse) Fred Macpherson, Spector (@fredmacpherson) Theo Hutchcraft, Hurts (@theohurts) Alana Haim, Haim (@babyhaim) Wiley (@EskiDance) MIA (@MIAuniverse)