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Musical legends and rising stars were out in force as they celebrated the biggest night in British music at Universal’s BRIT Awards party at 180 Studios on Saturday.
The star-studded guest list featured Emily in Paris star Lucien Laviscount, Louis Theroux, Frank Lampard, Maura Higgins, Olivia Dean, Sam Ryder, Kimberley Wyatt, Ashley Roberts, and Becky Hill.
The Last Dinner Party, who had earlier in the night won Best New Artist, were also in attendance, celebrating their major win in style.
Inside, McFly’s Danny Jones and Tom Fletcher were seen enjoying the night with I’m A Celeb’s Oti Mabuse, while Vernon Kay, Pete Wicks, and Sam Thompson kept the party alive well into the early hours. Gene Gallagher spent the evening on the dance floor alongside his mother, Nicole Appleton, and her husband, Stephen Haines.
Meanwhile, Jedward arrived in their signature flamboyant style—matching metallic trench coats—and proved to be the most dedicated partiers, being the first to arrive at 10pm and the last to leave at 3am.
The entertainment matched the high energy of the crowd. Lisa Maffia surprised guests with a nostalgic performance of So Solid Crew’s 21 Seconds, igniting a wave of excitement. In a spontaneous moment, Charity Shop Sue took to the stage, getting the crowd moving with Kelis’ Milkshake.
A stellar lineup of DJs, including Hannah Lamb, Maia Beth, Arielle Free, Confidence Man, Alex Boateng Sound System, KILIMANJARO, Arveene, Chloe, and Bestley, ensured the beats didn’t stop until dawn.
This year, Universal Music UK collaborated with acclaimed visual artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman MBE, who transformed the space with her signature neon creations. Her vibrant designs set the scene for an unforgettable night, with a brand-new bespoke artwork used for the party invitations, adding an artistic touch to the event.
Adding to the immersive experience, Universal Music UK collaborated with acclaimed London-based visual artist Chila Burman MBE, who created a bespoke backdrop for the BRITs after-party.
Her neon designs set the scene for an unforgettable night, with a brand-new artwork used for the party invitations, adding an artistic touch to the event.
The Universal Music BRITs takeover wasn’t just limited to the after-party. The festivities kicked off earlier in the weekend with an intimate artist showcase at Riverside Studios in West London hosted by Clara Amfo.
The event featured performances from Brit 2025 Award winners Sam Fender and The Last Dinner Party as well as Lola Young and Olivia Dean.
