The BRIT Awards with Mastercard is one of the biggest nights in music, and never fails to disappoint. This year, Anne-Marie and Dua Lipa led the nominations with four each, with George Ezra, 2018 Critic's Choice winner Jorja Smith, and Jess Glynne up for three BRIT Awards.
This year's performers, Calvin Harris and Little Mix were also both nominated for two awards, with the Scottish DJ up for British Single of the Year and British Artist Video of the Year, for his collaboration with Dua Lipa, 'One Kiss'.
Check out all of the BRIT Award 2019 winners below so far:
BRITs 2019 winners (stacked)
British Male Solo Artist
WINNER: George Ezra
British Female Solo Artist
WINNER: Jorja Smith
British Group
WINNER: The 1975
British Breakthrough
WINNER: Tom Walker
Outstanding Contribution to Music
WINNER: P!nk
Sam Fender, 2019
Sam Fender has become hugely popular over the last couple of years, so it's no surprise he won the award in 2019. His debut album 'Hypersonic Missiles' was adored by fans. Sam dropped his second album ' Seventeen Going Under' in October 2021.
International Female Solo Artist
WINNER: Ariana Grande
International Male Solo Artist
WINNER: Drake
International Group
WINNER: The Carters
Global Success
WINNER: Ed Sheeran
British Artist Video of the Year
WINNER: Little Mix
Producer of the Year
WINNER: Calvin Harris
British Single
WINNER: Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa 'One Kiss'
British Album
WINNER: The 1975
Ahead of the big night, P!NK was announced as the recipient of a BRIT Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music.
WATCH: P!NK talks about her incredible career
The BRIT Awards were first held in 1977, which makes 2019 the 42nd BRIT Awards! Over the years, Robbie Williams has picked up a massive 13 BRIT Awards as a solo artist and another five as part of Take That, making him the record holder for the most BRIT Awards.
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