#BRITAwards2019: Full list of Winners
Here is the full list of winners from the BRIT Awards 2019 which held at the O2 in London on Wednesday.
The event saw Pink honoured and also a great performance from her.
Some of the attendees include Grammy-award winners Dual Lipa and Gabriella “Gabi” Wilson, known as H.E.R.
The 1975, Ariana Grande, Jorja Smith, and George Ezra all winning big prizes.
Check out the full winners’ list below;
Best British Male Solo
Aphex Twin
Craig David
George Ezra – winner
Giggs
Sam Smith
Best British Female Solo
Anne-Marie
Florence + The Machine
Jess Glynne
Jorja Smith – winner
Lily Allen
Anne-Marie – ‘2002’
Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa – ‘One Kiss’ – winners
Clean Bandit – ‘Solo
Dua Lipa – ‘IDGAF’
George Ezra – ‘Shotgun’
Jess Glynne – ‘I’ll Be There’
Ramz – ‘Barking’
Rudimental – ‘These Days’
Sigala & Paloma Faith – ‘Lullaby’
Tom Walker – ‘Leave A Light On’
Best British Group
The 1975 – winners
Arctic Monkeys
Gorillaz
Little Mix
Years & Years
Best British Breakthrough
Ella Mai
IDLES
Jorja Smith
Mabel
Tom Walker – winner
Best British Artist Video Of The Year
Anne-Marie – ‘2002’
Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa – ‘One Kiss’
Rudimental – ‘These Days’
Little Mix ft. Nicki Minaj – ‘Woman Like Me’ – winners
Dua Lipa – ‘IDGAF’
Rita Ora – ‘Phoenix’
Jax Jones – ‘Breathe’
Clean Bandit – ‘Solo’
Jonas Blue – ‘Rise’
Rita Ora and Liam Payne – ‘For You’
Best International Male Solo
Drake – winner
Eminem
Kamasi Washington
Shawn Mendes
Travis Scott
Best International Group
Brockhampton
The Carters – winners
First Aid Kit
Nile Rodgers & Chic
Twenty One Pilots
Best International Female Solo
Ariana Grande – winner
Camila Cabello
Cardi B
Christine And The Queens
Janelle Monáe
Mastercard Best British Album
The 1975 – ’A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’ – winner
Anne-Marie – ‘Speak Your Mind’
Florence + The Machine – ‘High As Hope’
George Ezra – ‘Staying At Tamara’s’
Jorja Smith – ‘Lost & Found’
Outstanding Contribution to Music
Pink – winner
Best British Producer
Calvin Harris – winner
BRITs Global Success Award
Ed Sheeran – winner
Critics’ Choice (previously announced)
Sam Fender – winner