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Who won the Brit Awards and where to see them live in 2025
Here are the all the winners from this weekend's event – and how to catch them on tour
Charli swept, JADE fell and Sabrina Carpenter brought her own King’s Guard – it’s the year of female pop and the Brit Awards reflected it. Charli XCX was the night’s big winner, bringing home five awards including many of the night’s most sought-after trophies. Many Brit favourites were also honoured, however, with The Last Dinner Party, Sam Fender and RAYE all picking up awards.
Here’s the lowdown on all this weekend’s winners – and how to get your hands on tickets to see them live.
Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Dance Act and Songwriter: Charli XCX
Charli scooped up Album for Brat, Song for ‘Guess’, and three other awards besides, including Artist of the Year. Who’s really surprised? She’ll play Parklife Festival and LIDO Festival this June, so make sure you grab tickets to one – or both!
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Group of the Year: Ezra Collective
The jazz quintet became the first jazz band to win Group of the Year at this weekend’s ceremony, using their speech to advocate for better music programmes at youth level. They’ll play O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester on 27 March as part of 6 Music Festival, so catch them there if you can grab one of the last remaining tickets.
Song of the Year: Charli XCX ft Billie Eilish – ‘Guess’
There’s also still time to see Charli’s Song of the Year collaborator live in 2025. Billie Eilish brings HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR to the UK this July, with performances in London, Manchester and Glasgow.
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Best New Artist: The Last Dinner Party
Following their Rising Star win in 2024, The Last Dinner Party returned to the Brits podium this year to take Best New Artist. You can see them play Hyde Park this summer when they open for Olivia Rodrigo at BST on 27 June.
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International Artist of the Year and International Song of the Year: Chappell Roan
She scooped Best New Artist at the Grammys, she was BBC’s Sound of 2025 and she’s dominated social media for the last 12 months – of course these were Chappell Roan’s trophies. She’ll play Reading & Leeds Festival at the end of August this summer, which will be our only shot in the UK at hearing ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ live this year.
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Best alternative/rock act: Sam Fender
Sam Fender plays a few live dates this summer, both as part of his People Watching tour and at incredible outdoor venues. Catch him in London and Newcastle as part of his stadium tour this June, or for summer shows in Manchester, Edinburgh and Belfast in August.
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Best pop act: JADE
She was the name on everyone’s lips at this year’s ceremony, from a memorable red-carpet stunt to a mesmerisingly intricate live performance. See the ex-Little Mix member in action at All Points East this summer when the festival comes to London’s Victoria Park on 23 August.
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Best R&B act: RAYE
After her history-making six wins in 2024, RAYE returned to take home Best R&B act for the second year running. She’ll also play All Points East on 23 August at Victoria Park.
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Rising Star: Myles Smith
The coveted Rising Star trophy went to Ticketmaster New Music Breakthrough act Myles Smith, whose breakout single ‘Stargazing’ delivered him a huge year. He’ll play London’s Eventim Apollo on 26 March, with limited tickets remaining.
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Global Success Award: Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter became the first international artist to receive the Global Success Award, which honours an artist with phenomenal global sales. You can see what all the fuss is about by grabbing the final remaining tickets to Carpenter’s tour, which arrives in the UK this week, or by securing your spot at one of her two huge BST Hyde Park shows.
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