Pop-soul artist dominated a ceremony made memorable thanks to some starry live performances, jokes that fell flat and censored political commentary. Roisin O’Connor reports
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Pop-soul artist dominated a ceremony made memorable thanks to some starry live performances, jokes that fell flat and censored political commentary. Roisin O’Connor reports
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Dean was honoured with Song of the Year for her single ‘Man I Need’, Album of the Year for ‘The Art of Loving’ and Best Female Act
The 26-year-old dominates in Manchester, landing the night’s biggest prizes as Rosé, Wolf Alice and Mark Ronson also take top…
After a Grammy and a global breakthrough, the 26-year-old singer could sweep the board at next week’s Brits. Her closest…
The singer won four awards, including best artist and album, as the Brits headed to Manchester.
Olivia Dean was named Artist of the Year -- and took home three other prizes -- at the Brit Awards in London Saturday night.
The glam set design, gleaming brass and Motown moves are knowingly retro, but Dean’s performance is immediate, vulnerable and…
