Congrats Tay:

Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton and Dolly Parton find themselves nominated alongside Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Metallica at the O Music Awards 2, the MTV Music Group announced Tuesday morning (Sept. 27).

The awards show, set for Oct. 31, is a multiplatform event celebrating and honoring the artists, innovators and fans of digital music culture. Fans will be able to watch the entire show live on OMusicAwards.com, as well as select performances across MTV Music Group websites (MTV.com, VH1.com, CMT.com, LogoTV.com and MTVHive.com). In addition, there will be integration in television, mobile and tablets.

Thanks to her supporters in Taylor Nation, Swift is nominated in the Fan Army FTW category which also includes Bieber, Tokio Hotel, Lady Gaga, Adam Lambert, Insane Clown Posse, Iron Maiden, Demi Lovato, Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne.

Between his reputation for off-the-wall tweets and his involvement with the TV talent competition series, The Voice, Shelton is nominated for Must-Follow Artist on Twitter. The field also includes Lady Gaga, Mark Hoppus, Snoop Dogg and Cher.

Parton is nominated for Best Vintage Viral Video for her performance of “Jolene” on That Good Ole Nashville Music, a syndicated country music television show that ran in the 1970s and 1980s. Also nominated are vintage video clips from Metallica, Sinead O’Connor, Nirvana and Notorious B.I.G.

The inaugural O Music Awards took place in April. The nominees span multiple musical genres and decades and include a mix of established and up-and-coming artists.

Voting begins Tuesday on the O Music Awards site, www.omusicawards.com. Each award category features preselected nominees but also allows fans to write in a nominee and then rally support for them through their social graph. On Oct. 6, the MTV Music Group will announce the fan-selected nominees who will then be added into the category.

In addition, fans can participate via the O Music Awards Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/MTVOMA, Twitter, http://www.twitter.com/MTVOMA, and Tumblr, http://omusicawards.tumblr.com.

Voting has opened! Here is nomination once again:

Fan Army FTW

Come on Taylor Nation VOTE VOTE VOTE!!!!

Tay performed in Salt Lake City, UT last night and preformed the hit Neon Trees song ‘Animal‘! She also covered her OWN song (never performed live, I think) from her ‘Speak Now: Deluxe Edition‘ called ‘Ours‘! Check out the preformances below:

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This commercial is SO enchanting!

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“These are 15,000 people who could be doing anything with their Friday or Saturday night,” Swift says, “so the fact that we’re playing these sold-out stadiums and these arenas, it just blows my mind.”

Swift’s Speak Now Tour, which comes to Bridgestone Arena for two sold-out shows — surprise! — will do its best to return the mind-blowing favor, featuring (in addition to the string of monster hits) “a giant bridge that lowers itself” and what Swift describes as “a flying gag at the end of the show where the balcony becomes more than a balcony.” (What it becomes is something like a UFO.)

A few thousand Nashvillians got to see the act ahead of schedule back in May, when what was supposed to be the production’s last dress rehearsal became its de facto first show: Swift decided to use the final run-through as an open-to-the-public fundraiser for Alabama tornado relief. But there are still a few surprises lurking amid the theatrical choreography, spinning aerialists and multiple in-song costume changes. Swift has been using the acoustic portion of the show to mix things up and play covers — often from artists who hail from the city she’s playing. (Her cover of Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” at a recent Detroit stop had the Internet tripping all over itself, even though she’s rendered that song occasionally since 2007.)

“I love playing covers,” Swift says. “It’s a fun way to break up the show … and it’s a way to tell my fans which songs I’m liking at the moment.”

The only problem with this more spontaneous portion of the set when playing her hometown: deciding whose songs to sing. “It’s going to be a tough choice, picking a Nashville artist to cover, because they’re all my favorites,” she says. “It’s going to be a painstakingly difficult choice. You’ve got to pick from all your friends, you’ve got to pick from all your mentors, you have to pick from all your heroes — people who took you out on the road when you just had one single out.” And hinting that she might go in a Slim Shady-ish direction yet again for the 615, she adds: “Then there are all the amazing hip-hop and R&B artists in Nashville. …”

If Swift plans to bust out a version of Young Buck’s “When the Rain Stops” — it’s not hard to imagine her rapping the lines, “In ’08, I was ’09, ahead of my time” — she’s not letting on. But whatever Nashville-centric touches she decides on for the show will come from a place of deep affection.

“It’s my favorite town,” Swift says. “It’s home.” As for the season, she says, “Fall is my favorite for a lot of reasons. Things are really changing, and you can really see it.” Put another way: In a hypothetical Venn Diagram, a circle labeled “Nashville” and a circle labeled “Fall” would overlap to create a third shape labeled “Taylor Swift’s Favorite Things.” Swift also cites autumn as a season steeped in meaning and creative energy. “I’ve had a lot of loves in the fall,” she says, “and inspiration-filled songwriting moments.” Given the way she’s gone about making hit songs out of both having loved and having loved and lost, the two are as inextricable as the turning of the leaves and the end of summer. Sept. 16 and 17 at Bridgestone Arena

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