List of Brit Awards ceremonies
This article lists the presenters, venues and winners for the BRIT Awards from 1977 to 2015, which included 1977 Silver Jubilee awards presentation.
2016
Main article: 2016 Brit Awards
Host: Ant & Dec
Venue: O2 Arena
Broadcaster: ITV
- British Male Solo Artist: James Bay
- British Female Solo Artist: Adele
- British Breakthrough Act: Catfish and the Bottlemen
- British Group: Coldplay
- British Single: Adele – Hello
- British Video: One Direction – Drag Me Down
- MasterCard British Album of the Year: Adele – 25
- International Male Solo Artist: Justin Bieber
- International Female Solo Artist: Björk
- International Group: Tame Impala
- Critics' Choice Award: Jack Garratt
- British Producer: Charlie Andrew
- Global Success: Adele
- BRITs Icon Award: David Bowie
2015
Main article: 2015 Brit Awards
Host: Ant & Dec
Venue: O2 Arena
Broadcaster: ITV
- British Male Solo Artist: Ed Sheeran
- British Female Solo Artist: Paloma Faith
- British Breakthrough Act: Sam Smith
- British Group: Royal Blood
- British Single: Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars – "Uptown Funk"
- British Video: One Direction – You & I
- MasterCard British Album of the Year: Ed Sheeran – x
- International Male Solo Artist: Pharrell Williams
- International Female Solo Artist: Taylor Swift
- International Group: Foo Fighters
- Critics' Choice Award: James Bay
- British Producer: Paul Epworth
- Global Success: Sam Smith
2014
Main article: 2014 Brit Awards
Host: James Corden
Venue: O2 Arena
Broadcaster: ITV
- British Male Solo Artist: David Bowie
- British Female Solo Artist: Ellie Goulding
- British Breakthrough Act: Bastille
- British Group: Arctic Monkeys
- British Single: Rudimental – "Waiting All Night"
- British Video: One Direction – Best Song Ever
- MasterCard British Album of the Year: Arctic Monkeys – AM
- International Male Solo Artist: Bruno Mars
- International Female Solo Artist: Lorde
- International Group: Daft Punk
- Critics' Choice Award: Sam Smith
- British Producer: Flood & Alan Moulder
- Global Success: One Direction
2013
Main article: 2013 Brit Awards
Host: James Corden
Venue: O2 Arena
Broadcaster: ITV
- British Male Solo Artist: Ben Howard
- British Female Solo Artist: Emeli Sandé
- British Breakthrough Act: Ben Howard
- British Group: Mumford & Sons
- British Single: Adele – "Skyfall"
- Live Act: Coldplay
- MasterCard British Album of the Year: Emeli Sandé – Our Version of Events
- International Male Solo Artist: Frank Ocean
- International Female Solo Artist: Lana Del Rey
- International Group: The Black Keys
- Critics' Choice Award: Tom Odell
- British Producer: Paul Epworth
- Global Success: One Direction
- Special Recognition: War Child
2012
Main article: 2012 Brit Awards
Host: James Corden
Venue: O2 Arena
Broadcaster: ITV
- British Male Solo Artist: Ed Sheeran
- British Female Solo Artist: Adele
- British Breakthrough Act: Ed Sheeran
- British Group: Coldplay
- British Single: One Direction – "What Makes You Beautiful"
- MasterCard British Album of the Year: Adele – 21
- International Male Solo Artist: Bruno Mars
- International Female Solo Artist: Rihanna
- International Breakthrough Act: Lana Del Rey
- International Group: Foo Fighters
- Critics' Choice Award: Emeli Sandé
- British Producer: Ethan Johns
- Outstanding Contribution to Music: Blur
2011
Main article: 2011 Brit Awards
Host: James Corden
Broadcaster: ITV
- British Male Solo Artist: Plan B
- British Female Solo Artist: Laura Marling
- British Breakthrough Act: Tinie Tempah
- British Group: Take That
- British Single: Tinie Tempah – "Pass Out"
- MasterCard British Album of the Year: Mumford & Sons – Sigh No More
- International Male Solo Artist: Cee Lo Green
- International Female Solo Artist: Rihanna
- International Breakthrough Act: Justin Bieber
- International Group: Arcade Fire
- International Album: Arcade Fire- The Suburbs
- Critics' Choice Award: Jessie J
- British Producer: Markus Dravs
- Special Recognition: Terry Wogan
2010
Main article: 2010 Brit Awards
Host: Peter Kay
Venue: Earls Court
Broadcaster: ITV
- British male solo artist: Dizzee Rascal
- British female solo artist: Lily Allen
- British group: Kasabian
- British single: JLS – "Beat Again"
- British album: Florence and the Machine – Lungs
- British breakthrough act: JLS
- International male solo artist: Jay-Z
- International female solo artist: Lady Gaga
- International album: Lady Gaga – The Fame
- International breakthrough act: Lady Gaga
- Critics' Choice Award: Ellie Goulding
- Outstanding contribution to music: Robbie Williams
- BRITS Performance Of The Last 30 Years: Spice Girls – "Wannabe" / "Who Do You Think You Are"
- BRITS Album Of 30 Years: Oasis – (What's the Story) Morning Glory?
2009
Main article: 2009 Brit Awards
Hosts: James Corden, Mat Horne and Kylie Minogue
Venue: Earls Court
Broadcaster: ITV
- British male solo artist: Paul Weller
- British female solo artist: Duffy
- British group: Elbow
- British single: Girls Aloud – "The Promise"
- British album: Duffy – Rockferry
- British breakthrough act: Duffy
- British live act: Iron Maiden
- International male solo artist: Kanye West
- International female solo artist: Katy Perry
- International group: Kings of Leon
- International album: Kings of Leon – Only By The Night
- British producer of the year: Bernard Butler
- Critics' choice award: Florence and the Machine
- Outstanding contribution to music: Pet Shop Boys
2008
Main article: 2008 Brit Awards
Hosts: The Osbournes
Venue: Earls Court
Broadcaster: ITV
- British male solo artist: Mark Ronson
- British female solo artist: Kate Nash
- British group: Arctic Monkeys
- British single: Take That – "Shine"
- British album: Arctic Monkeys – Favourite Worst Nightmare
- British breakthrough act: Mika
- British live act: Take That
- International male solo artist: Kanye West
- International female solo artist: Kylie Minogue
- International group: Foo Fighters
- International album: Foo Fighters – Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace
- Critics' choice award: Adele
- Outstanding contribution to music: Paul McCartney
2007
Main article: 2007 Brit Awards
Host: Russell Brand
Venue: Earls Court
Broadcaster: ITV
- British male solo artist: James Morrison
- British female solo artist: Amy Winehouse
- British group: Arctic Monkeys
- British album: Arctic Monkeys – Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
- British single: Take That – "Patience"
- British breakthrough act: The Fratellis
- British live act: Muse
- International male solo artist: Justin Timberlake
- International female solo artist: Nelly Furtado
- International group: The Killers
- International album: The Killers – "Sam's Town"
- International breakthrough act: Orson
- Outstanding contribution to music: Oasis
2006
Main article: 2006 Brit Awards
Host: Chris Evans
Venue: Earls Court
Broadcaster: ITV
- British male solo artist: James Blunt
- British female solo artist: KT Tunstall
- British group: Kaiser Chiefs
- British album: Coldplay – X & Y
- British single: Coldplay – "Speed of Sound"
- British breakthrough act: Arctic Monkeys
- British urban act: Lemar
- British rock act: Kaiser Chiefs
- British live act: Kaiser Chiefs
- Pop act: James Blunt
- International male solo artist: Kanye West
- International female solo artist: Madonna
- International group: Green Day
- International album: Green Day – American Idiot
- International breakthrough act: Jack Johnson
- Outstanding contribution to music: Paul Weller
2005
Main article: 2005 Brit Awards
Host: Chris Evans
Venue: Earls Court
- British male solo artist: The Streets
- British female solo artist: Joss Stone
- British group: Franz Ferdinand
- British album: Keane – Hopes and Fears
- British single: Will Young – "Your Game"
- British breakthrough act: Keane
- British urban act: Joss Stone
- British rock act: Franz Ferdinand
- British live act: Muse
- Best Pop act: McFly
- International male solo artist: Eminem
- International female solo artist: Gwen Stefani
- International breakthrough act: Scissor Sisters
- International group: Scissor Sisters
- International album: Scissor Sisters – Scissor Sisters
- Outstanding Contribution to Music: Bob Geldof
A Special BRITs 25 Award for the best single from the past 25 years was awarded to Robbie Williams' "Angels".
2004
Main article: 2004 Brit Awards
Host: Cat Deeley
Venue: Earls Court
- British album: The Darkness – Permission to Land
- British breakthrough act: Busted
- British dance act: Basement Jaxx
- British female solo artist: Dido
- British group: The Darkness
- British male solo artist: Daniel Bedingfield
- British rock act: The Darkness
- British single: Dido – "White Flag"
- British urban act: Lemar
- International album: Justin Timberlake – "Justified"
- International breakthrough act: 50 Cent
- International female solo artist: Beyoncé
- International group: The White Stripes
- International male solo artist: Justin Timberlake
- Outstanding contribution: Duran Duran
- Pop act: Busted
2003
Main article: 2003 Brit Awards
Host: Davina McCall
Venue: Earls Court
- British album: Coldplay – A Rush of Blood to the Head
- British breakthrough act: Will Young
- British dance act: Sugababes
- British female solo artist: Ms. Dynamite
- British group: Coldplay
- British male solo artist: Robbie Williams
- British single: Liberty X – "Just a Little"
- British urban act: Ms. Dynamite
- International album: Eminem – "The Eminem Show"
- International breakthrough act: Norah Jones
- International female: Pink
- International group: Red Hot Chili Peppers
- International male: Eminem
- Outstanding contribution: Tom Jones
- Pop act: Blue
2002
Main article: 2002 Brit Awards
Hosts: Frank Skinner & Zoë Ball
Venue: Earls Court
- British album: Dido – No Angel
- British breakthrough act: Blue
- British dance act: Basement Jaxx
- British female solo artist: Dido
- British group: Travis
- British male solo artist: Robbie Williams
- British single: S Club 7 – "Don't Stop Movin'"
- British video: So Solid Crew – "21 Seconds"
- International album: Kylie Minogue – Fever
- International breakthrough act: The Strokes
- International female: Kylie Minogue
- International group: Destiny's Child
- International male: Shaggy
- Outstanding contribution: Sting
- Pop act: Westlife
2001
Main article: 2001 Brit Awards
Hosts: Ant & Dec
Venue: Earls Court
- Best soundtrack: American Beauty
- British album: Coldplay – Parachutes
- British breakthrough act: a1
- British dance act: Fatboy Slim
- British female solo artist: Sonique
- British group: Coldplay
- British male solo artist: Robbie Williams
- British single: Robbie Williams – "Rock DJ"
- British video: Robbie Williams – "Rock DJ"
- International breakthrough act: Kelis
- International female: Madonna
- International group: U2
- International male: Eminem
- Outstanding contribution: U2
- Pop act: Westlife
2000
Main article: 2000 Brit Awards
Host: Davina McCall
Venue: Earls Court
- Best selling live act: Steps
- Best soundtrack: Notting Hill
- British album: Travis – The Man Who
- British breakthrough act: S Club 7
- British dance act: The Chemical Brothers
- British female solo artist: Beth Orton
- British group: Travis
- British male solo artist: Tom Jones
- British single: Robbie Williams – "She's the One"
- British video: Robbie Williams – "She's the One"
- International breakthrough act: Macy Gray
- International female: Macy Gray
- International group: TLC
- International male: Beck
- Outstanding contribution: Spice Girls
- Pop act: Five
1999
Main article: 1999 Brit Awards
Host: Johnny Vaughan
Venue: London Arena
- Best soundtrack: Titanic
- British album: Manic Street Preachers – This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours
- British breakthrough act: Belle & Sebastian
- British dance act: Fatboy Slim
- British female solo artist: Des'ree
- British group: Manic Street Preachers
- British male solo artist: Robbie Williams
- British single: Robbie Williams – "Angels"
- British video: Robbie Williams – "Millennium"
- International breakthrough act: Natalie Imbruglia
- International female: Natalie Imbruglia
- International group: The Corrs
- International male: Beck
- Outstanding contribution: Eurythmics
1998
Main article: 1998 Brit Awards
Host: Ben Elton
Venue: London Arena
- Best British producer: The Verve, Chris Potter and Youth
- Best selling British album act worldwide: Spice Girls (for the albums: Spice and Spiceworld)
- Best soundtrack: The Full Monty
- British album: The Verve – Urban Hymns
- British breakthrough act: Stereophonics
- British dance act: The Prodigy
- British female solo artist: Shola Ama
- British Group: The Verve
- British male solo artist: Finley Quaye
- British single: All Saints – "Never Ever"
- British Video: All Saints – "Never Ever"
- Freddie Mercury award: Sir Elton John
- International breakthrough act: Eels
- International female: Björk
- International group: U2
- International male: Jon Bon Jovi
- Outstanding contribution: Fleetwood Mac
1997
Main article: 1997 Brit Awards
Host: Ben Elton
Venue: Earls Court
- Best British producer: John Leckie
- Best soundtrack: Trainspotting
- British album: Manic Street Preachers – Everything Must Go
- British breakthrough act: Kula Shaker
- British dance act: The Prodigy
- British female solo artist: Gabrielle
- British Group: Manic Street Preachers
- British male solo artist: George Michael
- British single: Spice Girls – "Wannabe"
- British Video: Spice Girls – "Say You'll Be There"
- International breakthrough act: Robert Miles
- International female: Sheryl Crow
- International group: The Fugees
- International male: Beck
- Outstanding contribution: Bee Gees
1996
Main article: 1996 Brit Awards
Host : Chris Evans
Venue: Earls Court
- Artist of a generation: Michael Jackson
- Best British producer: Brian Eno
- Best soundtrack: Batman Forever
- British album: Oasis – (What's the Story) Morning Glory
- British breakthrough act: Supergrass
- British dance act: Massive Attack
- British female solo artist: Annie Lennox
- British group: Oasis
- British male solo artist: Paul Weller
- British single: Take That – "Back for Good"
- British video: Oasis – "Wonderwall"
- Freddie Mercury award: The Help Album for the Charity Warchild
- International breakthrough act: Alanis Morissette
- International female: Björk
- International group: Bon Jovi
- International male: Prince
- Outstanding contribution: David Bowie
1995
Main article: 1995 Brit Awards
Host: Chris Evans
Venue: Alexandra Palace
- Best British producer: Nellee Hooper
- Best soundtrack: Pulp Fiction
- British album: Blur: Parklife
- British breakthrough act: Oasis
- British dance act: M People
- British female solo artist: Eddi Reader
- British Group: Blur
- British male solo artist: Paul Weller
- British single: Blur – "Parklife"
- British Video: Blur – "Parklife"
- International breakthrough act: Lisa Loeb
- International female: k.d. lang
- International group: R.E.M.
- International male: Prince
- Outstanding contribution: Elton John
1994
Main article: 1994 Brit Awards
Hosts: Rupaul & Elton John
Venue: Alexandra Palace
- Best soundtrack: The Bodyguard
- Best British producer: Brian Eno
- Best selling album & Single: Meat Loaf
- British album: Stereo MC's – Connected
- British breakthrough act: Gabrielle
- British dance act: M People
- British female solo artist: Dina Carroll
- British group: Stereo MC's
- British male solo artist: Sting
- British single: Take That – "Pray"
- British video: Take That – "Pray"
- International breakthrough act: Björk
- International female: Björk
- International group: Crowded House
- International male: Lenny Kravitz
- Outstanding contribution: Van Morrison
1993
Main article: 1993 Brit Awards
Host: Richard O'Brien
Venue: Alexandra Palace
- Best British producer: Peter Gabriel
- Best International Solo Artist: Prince
- Best soundtrack: Wayne's World
- British album: Annie Lennox: Diva
- British breakthrough act: Tasmin Archer
- British female solo artist – Annie Lennox
- British group: Simply Red
- British male solo artist: Mick Hucknall
- British single: Take That – "Could It Be Magic"
- British video: Shakespear's Sister – "Stay"
- International breakthrough act: Nirvana
- International group: R.E.M.
- Outstanding contribution: Rod Stewart
1992
Main article: 1992 Brit Awards
Venue: Hammersmith Odeon
- Best British producer: Trevor Horn
- Best classical recording: Giuseppe Verdi – (Sir Georg Solti) – "Otello"
- Best soundtrack: The Commitments
- British album: Seal – Seal (1991)
- British breakthrough act: Beverley Craven
- British female solo artist: Lisa Stansfield
- British group: The KLF and Simply Red (Joint Winners)
- British male solo artist: Seal
- British single: Queen "These Are the Days of Our Lives"
- British video: Seal – "Killer"
- International breakthrough act: P. M. Dawn
- International group: R.E.M.
- Outstanding contribution: Freddie Mercury
1991
Main article: 1991 Brit Awards
- Best British producer: Chris Thomas
- Best classical recording: José Carreras, Plácido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti – In Concert
- Best soundtrack: Twin Peaks
- British album: George Michael – Listen Without Prejudice
- British breakthrough act: Betty Boo
- British female solo artist: Lisa Stansfield
- British group: The Cure
- British male solo artist: Elton John
- British single: Depeche Mode "Enjoy the Silence"
- British video: The Beautiful South "A Little Time"
- International breakthrough act: MC Hammer
- International female: Sinéad O'Connor
- International group: INXS
- International male: Michael Hutchence
- Outstanding contribution: Status Quo
1990
Main article: 1990 Brit Awards
Host: Cathy McGowan
Venue: Dominion Theatre
- Best British producer: Dave Stewart
- Best classical recording: Simon Rattle – George Gershwin's – "Porgy and Bess"
- Best international artist: Neneh Cherry
- Best music video: The Cure – "Lullaby"
- Best soundtrack: Batman
- British album: Fine Young Cannibals – The Raw and the Cooked
- British breakthrough act: Lisa Stansfield
- British female solo artist: Annie Lennox
- British group: Fine Young Cannibals
- British male solo artist: Phil Collins
- British single: Phil Collins – "Another Day in Paradise"
- International breakthrough act: Neneh Cherry
- International group: U2
- Outstanding contribution: Queen
1989
Main article: 1989 Brit Awards
Hosts: Mick Fleetwood & Samantha Fox
Venue: Royal Albert Hall
- Best classical recording: George Frideric Handel's – Messiah
- Best Music Video: Michael Jackson – "Smooth Criminal"
- Best soundtrack: Buster
- British album: Fairground Attraction – The First of a Million Kisses
- British breakthrough act: Bros
- British female solo artist: Annie Lennox
- British group: Erasure
- British male solo artist: Phil Collins
- British single: Fairground Attraction – "Perfect"
- International breakthrough act: Tracy Chapman
- International female: Tracy Chapman
- International group: U2
- International male: Michael Jackson
- Outstanding contribution: Cliff Richard
1988
Main article: 1988 Brit Awards
Host: Noel Edmonds
Venue: Royal Albert Hall
- Best British producer: Stock Aitken Waterman
- Best classical recording: Ralph Vaughan Williams – Symphony No. 5
- Best international solo artist: Michael Jackson
- Best Music Video: New Order – "True Faith"
- Best soundtrack: The Phantom of the Opera
- British album: Sting – ...Nothing Like the Sun
- British breakthrough act: Wet Wet Wet
- British female solo artist: Alison Moyet
- British group: Pet Shop Boys
- British male solo artist: George Michael
- British single: Rick Astley – "Never Gonna Give You Up"
- International breakthrough act: Terence Trent D'Arby
- International group: U2
- Outstanding contribution: The Who
1987
Main article: 1987 Brit Awards
Host: Jonathan King
Venue: Grosvenor Hotel
- Best British producer: Dave Stewart
- Best classical recording: Julian Lloyd Webber/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Edward Elgar Cello Concerto
- Best international solo artist – Paul Simon
- Best soundtrack: Top Gun
- British album: Dire Straits Brothers in Arms
- British breakthrough act: The Housemartins
- British female solo artist: Kate Bush
- British group: Five Star
- British male solo artist: Peter Gabriel
- British single: Pet Shop Boys – "West End Girls"
- British Video: Peter Gabriel – "Sledgehammer"
- International group: The Bangles
- Outstanding contribution: Eric Clapton
1986
Main article: 1986 Brit Awards
Venue: Grosvenor Hotel
- Best British producer: Dave Stewart
- Best international solo artist: Bruce Springsteen
- British female solo artist: Annie Lennox
- British group: Dire Straits
- British male solo artist: Phil Collins
- British Single: Tears for Fears – "Everybody Wants to Rule the World"
- British Video: Paul Young – "Everytime You Go Away"
- Best British Newcomer: Go West
- International group: Huey Lewis and the News
- Outstanding contribution: Wham! and Elton John (Joint Winners)
1985
Main article: 1985 Brit Awards
Host: Noel Edmonds
Venue: Grosvenor Hotel
- Best British comedy recording: Neil (also known as Nigel Planer) – "Hole in My Shoe"
- Best British producer: Trevor Horn
- Best classical recording: Antonio Vivaldi's – The Four Seasons
- Best international artist: Prince and the Revolution
- Best soundtrack: Purple Rain
- British album: Sade – Diamond Life
- British female solo artist: Alison Moyet
- British group: Wham!
- British male solo artist: Paul Young
- British single: Frankie Goes to Hollywood – Relax
- British newcomer: Frankie Goes to Hollywood
- British Video: Duran Duran – "The Wild Boys"
- Outstanding contribution: The Police
- Special Award: Bob Geldof and Midge Ure
1984
Main article: 1984 Brit Awards
Venue: Grosvenor Hotel
- Best British producer: Steve Levine
- Best classical recording: Kiri Te Kanawa – Songs of the Auvergne
- Best international artist: Michael Jackson
- British breakthrough act: Paul Young
- British female solo artist: Annie Lennox
- British group: Culture Club
- British male solo artist: David Bowie
- Best Selling Album: Michael Jackson – Thriller
- Best Selling Single: Culture Club – "Karma Chameleon"
- Outstanding contribution: George Martin
- The Sony award for technical excellence: Spandau Ballet
1983
Main article: 1983 Brit Awards
Host: Tim Rice
Venue: Grosvenor Hotel
- Best British Male Solo Artist: Paul McCartney
- Best British Female Solo Artist: Kim Wilde
- Best British Group: Dire Straits
- Best British Newcomer: Yazoo
- Best British Single: Come On Eileen – Dexys Midnight Runners
- Best Selling Album: Love Songs – Barbra Streisand
- Best British Producer: Trevor Horn
- Best British Classical: Portrait Of John Williams – John Williams
- International Artist: Kid Creole
- Special Award: Chris Wright
- Sony Trophy: Paul McCartney
- Lifetime Achievement: Pete Townshend
- Outstanding Contribution: The Beatles
1982
Main article: 1982 Brit Awards
Host: David Jacobs
Venue: Grosvenor Hotel
- Best British producer: Martin Rushent
- Best classical recording: Gustav Mahler's – Symphony No. 10
- Best selling album: Adam and the Ants – Kings of the Wild Frontier
- British breakthrough act: The Human League
- British female solo artist: Randy Crawford[1]
- British group: The Police
- British male solo artist: Cliff Richard
- Outstanding contribution: John Lennon
1977
Main article: 1977 Brit Awards
Host: Michael Aspel
Venue: Wembley Conference Centre
n.b. these awards were to mark the Queen's Silver Jubilee and were for the previous 25 years of her reign.
- Best British non-musical record: Richard Burton and cast Under Milk Wood
- Best British producer: George Martin
- Best classical soloist album: Jacqueline du Pré – Edward Elgar Cello Concerto
- Best international album: Simon & Garfunkel – Bridge Over Troubled Water
- Best orchestral album: Benjamin Britten – War Requiem
- British album: The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
- British breakthrough act: Julie Covington
- British female solo artist: Shirley Bassey
- British group: The Beatles
- British male solo artist: Cliff Richard
- British single: Queen – "Bohemian Rhapsody" & Procol Harum – "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (Joint Winners)
- Outstanding Contribution: L.G. Wood and The Beatles (Joint Winners)
References
- ↑ "Randy Crawford". The Brit Awards. Retrieved 22 February 2013.
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