While the Brits is one of the entertainment world’s most exciting nights of the year, when the ceremony wraps up, it is actually just the start of the evening for many of those in attendance.
After Tuesday’s bash came to a close, it was off to the after-parties, which are pretty infamous in the showbiz world.
They are held by the three major music labels – Universal, Warner and Sony – at top London venues, including The Ned, Chiltern Firehouse and The Standard.
At the Universal bash, a thrilled Billie Eilish was so excited to celebrate her win for Best International Female Solo Artist
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At least she managed to smile when she met Mel C
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Mel later got behind the decks for a extra Spicy DJ set
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A sombrero-clad Jax Jones also got the crowd going
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And once again, Billy Porter was the best dressed person in attendance
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Best Female winner Mabel got a congratulatory hug from Radio 1's Clara Amfo
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After taking his dad to the main event, Roman Kemp swapped him for his girlfriend at the after-party
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While Lewis Capaldi had still not tired of being silly for the cameras
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Over at Sony, Harry Styles was snapped chatting with Ella Eyre and Meghan Trainor
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While his ex Kendall Jenner was also in attendance
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As were newly-reformed boyfriend JLS
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Meanwhile at Warner, Stormzy and Burnaboy reunited following their moment on stage together earlier in the evening
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Maya Jama also made an entrance
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While Lizzo made her 1000th outfit change of the evening
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Lewis Capaldi walked away as the big winner at this year’s Brits, winning two awards.
However, it was Dave who was awarded the biggest prize of the night when PSYCHODRAMA was named Album Of The Year.
It was a night of other memorable moments too, with Dave branding the prime minister Boris Johnson a “real racist” during his performance, while Lizzo and Harry Styles proved why it wasn’t winning that counted on the night.
Host Jack Whitehall also took a moment to pay tribute to Caroline Flack, following the Love Island presenter’s death last weekend.
