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New Delhi:

The BRIT Awards 2025 was a night to remember, filled with stellar performances, heartfelt speeches and plenty of surprises. Held at London’s iconic O2 Arena, the event saw the biggest names in British and international music come together to celebrate the very best of the industry.

This year, it was Charli XCX who stole the spotlight, clinching five major awards, including the highly coveted Album of the Year.

Charli XCX took home the prestigious Album of the Year for her groundbreaking record Brat. In addition to this top honour, Charli also bagged the titles of Artist of the Year, Dance Act and Song of the Year for her smash-hit track Guess, which features Billie Eilish.

“I’m honestly speechless right now,” Charli said in her acceptance speech. “I’ve poured my heart and soul into this album, and to see it resonating with so many people means the world to me,” she added.

Meanwhile, Sam Fender was also among the night’s big winners, taking home the Rock/Alternative Act award. The North Shields singer-songwriter thrilled the crowd with a powerful live performance of his hit People Watching.

Take a look at the winners:

Mastercard Album of the Year – Charli XCX – Brat, Atlantic/Warner Music
Artist of the Year – Charli XCX, Atlantic/Warner Music
Group of the Year – Ezra Collective, Partisan Records
Best New Artist – The Last Dinner Party, Island/Universal Music
Song of the Year – Guess, Charli XCX (ft. Billie Eilish), Atlantic/Interscope/Warner Music
BRITs Rising Star – Myles Smith, RCA/Sony Music
International Artist of the Year – Chappell Roan, Island/Universal Music
International Group of the Year – Fontaines DC, XL Recordings/XL Beggars
International Song of the Year – Good Luck, Babe, Chappell Roan, Island/Universal Music
Alternative/Rock Act – Sam Fender, Polydor/Universal Music
Hip-Hop/Grime/Rap Act – Stormzy, 0207 Records/EMI/Merky/Universal Music
Dance Act – Charli XCX, Atlantic/Warner Music
Pop Act – Jade, RCA/Sony Music
R&B Act – Raye, Human Resources/The Orchard/Sony
Songwriter of the Year – Charli XCX
Producer of the Year – A.G. Cook
Global Success Award – Sabrina Carpenter