The 2015 Radio Disney Music Awards saw a bunch of young entertainers and seasoned performers receive awards and recognitions for their contribution in the music industry.

Hosted by "Zapped" star Zendaya Coleman, the ceremony held at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles on April 25 also featured performances by Becky G, Fifth Harmony, Shawn Mendes, and Tori Kelly, E! News reported. Coleman, 18, was also joined by Peyton List of "Jessie" and "The Fosters" actress Maia Mitchell as hosts of the star-studded event, Just Jared noted.

Nick Jonas, 22, also brought his girlfriend, Olivia Culpo, for the music ceremony, Hollywood Life wrote. The former Disney star graced the event with his performances of his songs "Jealous" and "Chains." Other entertainers who made appearances at the RDMAs 2015 were Hero Award winner Jennifer Lopez and Rumer Willis, E! News added.

Take a look at the full winners list at the RDMAs 2015 below, as reported by E! News.

Best Music Group: Fifth Harmony

Best Male Artist: Ed Sheeran

Best Female Artist: Ariana Grande

Song of the Year: Ariana Grande ft. Iggy Azalea, "Problem"

Best Crush Song: Sabrina Carpenter, "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying"

Fiercest Fans: Fifth Harmony

Best New Artist: Charli XCX

Catchiest New Song: Becky G, "Shower"

Artist with the Best Style: Becky G

Best Song That Makes You Smile: Maroon 5, "Sugar"

Best Song to Rock Out to With Your BFF: Bea Miller, "Young Blood"

Best Song to Dance To: Taylor Swift, "Shake It Off"

Best Breakup Song: Selena Gomez, "The Heart Wants What It Wants"

Best Collaboration: Demi Lovato ft. Cher Lloyd, "Really Don't Care"

Radio Disney's Most Talked About Artist: Ariana Grande

Hero Award: Jennifer Lopez

Disney's 'The Descendants' First Trailer Unveiled

The RDMAs 2015 also showed the first trailer for the Disney Channel Original Movie "The Descendants," which centers on the teenage offspring of classic Disney villains, such as Maleficent (Kristin Chenoweth), the Evil Queen (Kathy Najimy), Cruella de Vil (Wendy Raquel Robinson), and Jafar (Maz Jobrani), Variety reported.

Banished to the Isle of the Lost with their parents and raised without magic, this new generation of troublemakers was ordered to study at a prep school attended by the children of Disney's iconic heroes. Seeing the opportunity as a chance to make their disgraced parents proud and redeemed in the eyes of the kingdom, the young rascals must learn how to interact with the goody two-shoes kids, including the offspring of Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, and Mulan, Disney Blogs wrote.

Portraying as the villains' mischievous children are Dove Cameron (Mal), Sofia Carson (Evie), Cameron Boyce (Carlos), and Booboo Stewart (Jay), Variety noted. "High School Musical" helmer Kenny Ortega directed, executive produced, and choreographed the movie, which is slated for release in summer on Disney Channel.

Watch the trailer here.