Adele is the proud winner of the most coveted awards at the evening of the BBC Music Awards 2016. Taking place on December 12, 2016, the ceremony witnessed the "Hello" hit-maker taking the honor of winning huge prizes in the categories of "Album of the Year" as well as "Album of the Year".
Adele's
winnings were for the hard work she did for her album " 25"
and the famous song "Hello", and she believes her
continuous dedication to hardworking has earned her this year's
album and song awards.
However,
Adele couldn't attend the ceremony, and so her friend Robbie Williams
was invited to accept the award for “Album of the Year" on her
behalf. He read out the thanking note that Adele had sent with her
friend. Adele said in the note that she was feeling a bit bad for
winning the award in the category of “Album of the Year” because
the album had been out for long and she thinks it was noticed a bit
late. But the audience knows Adele Ioves them, has always loved them
you and will always love them.
Adding
his own congratulations, Williams stated it was an honor for him to
accept this trophy on his friend's behalf. Her "25" is a
beautiful album and she is an incredible artist and deserving winner.
Adele is an amazing mother as well and he believes she is the hardest
working mom in the showbiz industry today.
Geri
Horner, one of former Spice Girl's stars took the opportunity to step
in the stage for receiving the song award for Adele's "Hello".
Pregnant Geri accepted the award on singer’s behalf and with a
thanks, invited Adele to join her for tea someday.
In
addition to the aforementioned victories, Coldplay earned the award
in one of the most coveted categories at the BBC Music Awards and
claimed the trophy for "British Artist of the Year". Chris
accepted the award along with his band mates through a video message
that was displayed on the stage for the audience of Melbourne's
Etihad Stadium in Australia.
Addressing
to the crowd presented at the show, Chris Martin said, they just came
to know that they had won the beautiful award in the category of "BBC
Artist of the Year". He also excused the audience for not being
there at the occasion of accepting the trophy. Martin said they were
sorry as they were not there to receive the award in person, but they
were about to come to Australia for a couple of concerts very soon.
He said they love everyone sitting in the audience and who love them.
The band is grateful for their love and support and would see them
soon right there in Australia.
The
ceremony was kicked off with the lively performance of "The
1975" who played a version of "the sound", one of
their hit songs. Williams was the last performer of the BBC Music
Awards while John Legend, Lukas Graham and Craig David were among
other performers of the show.
Here
is the full list of winners of BBC Music Awards 2016
Song
of the Year: Adele
earned the award for “Hello” while other artists nominated are:
- “Here” by Alessia Cara
- “Hymn for the Weekend” by Coldplay
- “Cake by the Ocean” by DNCE
- “One Dance” by Drake (feat. Kyle & Wizkid)
- “Sorry” by Justin Bieber
- “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” by Justin Timberlake
- “7 Years” by Lukas Graham
- “Runnin’ (Lose It All)” by Naughty Boy (feat. Beyoncé & Arrow Benjamin)
- “Work” by Rihanna (feat. Drake)
BBC
Radio 1 Live Lounge Performance of the Year: The
1975 + Live Lounge Symphony won the award for their
“What Makes You
Beautiful” (One Direction cover)”, “Climax” by Usher
- “Sorry (Beyoncé cover)” by Christine and the Queens
- “Love Yourself (Justin Bieber cover)” by Craig David
- “Hurts” by Emeli Sandé
Introducing
Artist of the Year: Izzy
Bizu named the honor at the show in the coveted category
British
Artist of the Year: Coldplay
is the winner of the category while other artists nominated include:
- Adele
- Calvin Harris
- David Bowie
- Jess Glynne
BBC
Radio 2 Album of the Year: Adele
won the trophy for “25” while other artists nominated in the
category are:
- A Head Full of Dreams by Coldplay
- Alone in the Universe by Jeff Lynne’s ELO
- Love & Hate by Michael Kiwanuka
- 50 by Rick Astley
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