Full list of winners at Brit Awards 2025

Charli XCX won five awards at the Brit Awards including artist, song and album of the year - for Brat.The likes of Ezra Collective, Stormzy and the Last Dinner Party were also among the awards, as well as Sam Fender, Fontaines D.C. and Chappell Roan.The ceremony celebrated the best in British music and beyond over the past 12 months.Here is a full list of the winners on the night, and the nominees in each category.Artist of the yearWINNER: Charli XCXBeabadoobeeCentral CeeDua LipaFred AgainJamie xxMichael KiwanukaNia ArchivesRachel ChinouririSam FenderGroup of the yearWINNER: Ezra CollectiveBring Me The HorizonColdplayThe CureThe Last Dinner PartyAlbum of the yearWINNER: Charli XCX - BratThe Cure - Songs Of A Lost WorldDua Lipa - Radical OptimismEzra Collective - Dance, No One's WatchingThe Last Dinner Party - Prelude to EcstasySong of the yearWINNER: Charli XCX featuring Billie Eilish - GuessArtemas - i like the way you kiss meThe Beatles - Now And ThenBL3SS x CamrinWatsin (feat. bbyclose) - KissesCentral Cee (feat. Lil Baby) - BAND4BANDChase & Status / Stormzy - BackboneColdplay - feelslikeimfallinginloveDua Lipa - Training SeasonElla Henderson (feat. Rudimental) -AlibiJADE - Angel Of My DreamsJordan Adetunji- KEHLANIKSI (feat Trippie Redd) - Thick Of ItMyles Smith - StargazingSam Ryder - You're Christmas To MeSonny Fodera/Jazzy/D.O.D - SomedaysBest new artistWINNER: The Last Dinner PartyEnglish TeacherEzra CollectiveMyles SmithRachel ChinouririInternational artist of the yearWINNER: Chappell RoanAdrianne LenkerAsakeBenson BooneBeyoncéBillie EilishKendrick LamarSabrina CarpenterTaylor SwiftTyler, The CreatorInternational group of the yearWINNER: Fontaines D.C.Amyl and The SniffersConfidence ManFuture & Metro BoominLinkin Park
International song of the yearWINNER: Chappell Roan - Good Luck, Babe!Benson Boone - Beautiful ThingsBeyoncé - Texas Hold 'EmBillie Eilish - Birds of a FeatherDjo - End of BeginningEminem - HoudiniHozier - Too SweetJack Harlow - Lovin On MeNoah Kahan - Stick SeasonPost Malone (Feat. Morgan Wallen) - I Had Some HelpSabrina Carpenter - EspressoShaboozey - A Bar Song (Tipsy)Taylor Swift (feat. Post Malone) - FortnightTeddy Swims - Lose ControlTommy Richman - Million Dollar BabyBest alternative/rock actWINNER: Sam FenderBeabadoobeeThe CureEzra CollectiveThe Last Dinner PartyBest hip-hop/grime/rap actWINNER: StormzyCentral CeeDaveGhettsLittle SimzBest dance actWINNER: Charli XCXBecky HillChase & StatusFred againNia ArchivesBest pop actWINNER: JadeCharli XCXDua LipaLola YoungMyles SmithBest R&B actWINNER: RayeCleo SolFloJorja SmithMichael KiwanukaRising starWINNER: Myles SmithElmieneGood NeighboursGlobal Success AwardWINNER: Sabrina CarpenterSongwriter of the YearWINNER: Charli XCXProducer of the YearWINNER: AG Cook

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