Here's who won big at the 2020 BRIT awards last night
From Lewis Capaldi to Stormzy...
This evening saw the BRIT awards, with the 2020 ceremony, hosted this year by Jack Whitehall, celebrating the past year in music.
The viral news started on the red carpet, with Billie Eilish sporting Burberry nails and Lizzo dressing up as an actual Hershey’s chocolate bar.
It was what happened on the stage however that made the most news, from Stormzy crediting the women on his team during his Best Male Artist acceptance speech to Lewis Capaldi cleaning up the awards.
So who won big at the BRITs? Here’s everything to know…
Male Solo Artist Dave Harry Styles Lewis Capaldi Michael Kiwanuka WINNER: Stormzy
Female Solo Artist Charli XCX FKA Twigs Freya Ridings WINNER: Mabel Mahalia
Best Group Bastille Bring Me the Horizon Coldplay D-Block Europe WINNER: Foals
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Song of the Year AJ Tracey – Ladbroke Grove Calvin Harris & Rag’n’Bone Man – Giant Dave ft Burna Boy – Location Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber – I Don’t Care WINNER: Lewis Capaldi – Someone You loved Mabel – Don’t Call Me Up Mark Ronson ft Miley Cyrus – Nothing Breaks like A heart Sam Smith & Normani – Dancing With A Stranger Stormzy – Vossi Bop Tom Walker – Just You and I
Mastercard Album of the Year WINNER: Dave – Psychodrama Harry Styles – Fine Line Lewis Capaldi – Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent Michael Kiwanuka – Kiwanuka Stormzy – Heavy is the Head
Best New artist Aitch Dave WINNER: Lewis Capaldi Mabel Sam Fender
International Female Solo Artist Ariana Grande WINNER: Billie Eilish Camila Cabello Lana Del Rey Lizzo
International Male Solo Artist Bruce Springsteen Burna Boy Dermot Kennedy Post Malone WINNER: Tyler the Creator
Congratulations to all nominees and winners.
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