CMA Awards 2011: The Band Perry, Taylor Swift lead the winners

The Band Perry took home the most honors at the 45th Country Music Association Awards Wednesday night (Nov. 9) -- but not the top one. The award for entertainer of the year went to Taylor Swift.

The Band Perry won three awards at the ceremony in Nashville: new artist, single and song of the year (for "If I Die Young"). Jason Aldean was the only other multiple winner, scoring album of the year honors for "My Kind of Party" and musical event of the year for "Don't You Wanna Stay," his duet with Kelly Clarkson.

The full list of winners at Wednesday's ceremony in Nashville:

Entertainer of the year: Taylor Swift

Female vocalist of the year: Miranda Lambert

Male vocalist of the year: Blake Shelton

Vocal duo of the year: Sugarland

Vocal group of the year: Lady Antebellum

New artist of the year: The Band Perry

Song of the year (songwriters award): "If I Die Young," The Band Perry, written by Kimberly Perry

Single of the year (artists/producers award): "If I Die Young," The Band Perry, produced by Paul Worley

Album of the year: "My Kind of Party," Jason Aldean

Music video of the year: "You and Tequila," Kenny Chesney with Grace Potter

Musical event of the year: "Don't You Wanna Stay," Jason Aldean and Kelly Clarkson

Musician of the year: Mac McAnally