Here’s who won big at the Brit Awards 2017
We round up all the action from the Brit Awards 2017 as it happens, from the nominees and performances to the live action on the red carpet
We round up all the action from the Brit Awards 2017 as it happens, from the nominees and performances to the live action on the red carpet
The Brit Awards 2017 took place on Wednesday 22 February at the O2 Arena, London.
The Brit award nominations were announced last month by Emma Willis, who hosted this year's ceremony with Dermot O'Leary. Here is everything you need to know about the red carpet, ceremony and after parties, with all the live updates as they happen.
Brit Awards 2017 Winners
Best British Album of The Year: David Bowie - Blackstar
Best British Artist Video Of The Year: One Direction - History
Best International Female Artist: Beyonce
Best International Male Artist: Drake
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Best International Group: A Tribe Called Quest
Global Success Award: Adele
Best British Single: Little Mix - Shout Out To My Ex
Best British Breakthrough Act: Rag’n’Bone Man
Best British Male Solo Artist: David Bowie
Best British Group: The 1975
Best British Female Solo Artist: Emile Sande
Brit Awards 2017 Red Carpet
The celebs came out in style for this year's Brit Awards, and once again metallics and suits proved to be a popular red carpet look (as we originally saw on the BAFTA awards 2017 red carpet). However, the highlight of the evening definitely goes to Jade from Little Mix, who broke ALL the fashion rules when she stepped out on the BRITs awards 2017 red carpet and totally nailed it.
Who hosted the Brit Awards 2017?
Michael Bublé was scheduled to host the awards, taking over from Ant and Dec who are usually at the helm of the Brits, announcing in a statement: ‘It’s a huge honour for me to host such a big night in music. Even though I didn’t grow up as a Brit I’ve always been well aware of The Brit Awards and their impact globally. As a fan of music this is the perfect gig. I’m very much looking forward to February and celebrating the success stories of a great year in music.’
The Canadian singer, however, was forced to pull out due to his three year-old son's cancer diagnosis, passing the Brits hosting baton over to Dermot O'Leary and Emma Willis, who will be standing in.
'Every part of me sends so much love and all the best wishes in the world to Michael and his family at such a difficult time,' Emma announced. 'I’m a huge fan of his and I would have relished watching him present the Brits. I know everyone involved wants to make the best show possible and I hope we do him proud.'
Who performed at the Brit Awards 2017?
The Brit Awards 2017 boasts a particularly star-studded line up of live acts, with Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, The 1975 and Skepta all confirmed to perform. Other recently confirmed acts are Ed Sheeran (currently number one and number two in the charts), Little Mix, Robbie Williams and Emeli Sandé.
Brit Awards 2017 Nominations
British Male Solo Artist Craig David David Bowie Kano Michael Kiwanuka Skepta
British Female Solo Artist Anohni Ellie Goulding Emeli Sandé Lianne La Havas Nao
British Group The 1975 Bastille Biffy Clyro Little Mix Radiohead
British Break-Through Act Anne-Marie Blossoms Rag’n’Bone Man Skepta Stormzy
British Single Alan Walker – Faded Calum Scott – Dancing On My Own Calvin Harris feat. Rihanna – This Is What You Came For Clean Bandit feat. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie – Rockabye Coldplay – Hymn For The Weekend James Arthur – Say You Won't Let Go Jonas Blue feat. Dakota – Fast Car Little Mix – Shout Out To My Ex Tinie Tempah feat. Zara Larsson – Girls Like Zayn – Pillowtalk
Mastercard British Album of the Year The 1975 – I Like It When You Sleep For You Are Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It David Bowie – Blackstar Kano – Made In the Manor Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate Skepta – Konnichiwa
British Artist Video of the Year Adele – Send My Love (To Your New Lover) Calvin Harris feat. Rihanna – This Is What You Came For Clean Bandit feat. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie – Rockabye Coldplay – Hymn For The Weekend James Arthur – Say You Won't Let Go Jonas Blue feat. Dakota – Fast Car Little Mix feat. Sean Paul – Hair One Direction – History Tinie Tempah feat. Zara Larsson – Girls Like Zayn – Pillowtalk
International Male Solo Artist Bon Iver Bruno Mars Drake Leonard Cohen The Weeknd
International Female Solo Artist Beyoncé Christine and the Queens Rihanna Sia Solange
International Group A Tribe Called Quest Drake & Future Kings of Leon Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Twenty One Pilots
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