MANCHESTER, U.K. — Dean, once a British school pupil herself, also performed her song “Man I Need” during Saturday’s show. She took home the award for Best New Artist at this year’s Grammys.
The U.K.’s leading music awards show moved from London to Manchester in the North of England. The event was opened by Harry Styles, who made his TV debut with the new song “Aperture” from his upcoming album *Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally*, set to be released next week.
Rosalía won Best International Artist, while ROSÉ and Bruno Mars took home the award for Best International Song. Geese received the award for Best International Group.
Robbie Williams led a tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away last year. Williams was joined by members of Black Sabbath to perform a special arrangement of “No More Tears.”
Jacob Alon received the Critics’ Choice Award (formerly known as the Brits Rising Star Award), following in the footsteps of past winners such as Adele and Sam Fender.
Other notable performances included Raye, SOMBRE, and Mark Ronson, who was honored with the Outstanding Contribution to Music Award.
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