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BRITs 2010 Winners
Wednesday, 17 February 2010 Written by Jon Stickler
BRITs 2010 Winners

Another BRIT Awards and another night to remember with Lady Gaga, Dizzee Rascal amongst other stars leading the proceedings.

Controversy and The BRITs come hand-in-hand with one another. Over the years the awards show has been rattled by accusations of favouring the industry favourites rather than realising the actual real new talent.

With the 2010 show going ahead last night, February 16th, the show celebrated its 30th anniversary with Pete Kay hosting the seemingly incident free ceremony – barring the odd Liam Gallagher stroppy moment.

Included in the award winners was flamboyant as ever Lady Gaga who came away with three awards for ‘International Female Solo Artist’, ‘International Album’ and ‘International Breakthrough Act’. Wearing what can only be described as a ‘dress’ (I think), the American pop singer gave a personal tribte to the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen. While clutching one of her awards the singer broke down in tears during one of her acceptance speeches.

In other categories rap star Dizzee Rascal stormed in to pick up ‘British Male Solo Artist’, a great moment for the London star who’s award will no doubt top a stunning year. His slick new album ‘Tongue N Cheek’ has exploded into the charts and spawned some exceptional singles.

Joining Dizzee on the winners podium was foul mouthed pop pixie Lily Allen who picked up the award for ‘British Female Solo Artist’ amid uncertainty of her future music career.

The full list of winners from the BRIT awards 2010 is as follows:

British Female Solo Artist - Lily Allen
International Female Solo Artist - Lady Gaga
British Breakthrough Act - JLS
International Male Solo Artist - Jay-Z
British Male Solo Artist - Dizzee Rascal
International Album - Lady Gaga 'The Fame'
Brits Performance Of 30 Years - The Spice Girls 'Wannabe / Who Do You Think You Are' (1997)
British Group - Kasabian
Critics Choice - Ellie Goulding
International Breakthrough Act - Lady Gaga
British Single - JLS Beat Again
British Album Of 30 Years - Oasis '(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?'
British Album - Florence And The Machine 'Lungs'
Outstanding Contribution To Music - Robbie Williams
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