Stars celebrate at the Universal Music BRIT Awards After-Party at 180 Studios

BRITS 2025 POST-EVENT

What: The Universal Music BRIT Awards After-Party at 180 Studios

When: Saturday 1st March 2025

Where: 180 Studios

Who: Lucien Laviscount, Louis Theroux, Olivia Dean, The Last Dinner Party, Becky Hill, Vernon Kay, Tom Fletcher, Sam Ryder, Kimberley Wyatt, Danny Jones, Gene Gallagher, Chila Kumari Burman MBE, Arielle Free, Ashley Roberts, Frank Lampard, Christine Lampard, Nicole Appleton, Stephen Haines,  Confidence Man, Olivia Attwood, Oti Mabuse, Jedward, Pete Wicks, Sam Thompson, JP Cooper, Callum Scott, Daniel Lismore, Jack Rooke, Malachi Kirby, Marisha Wallace, Honor Swinton Byrne, Indhu Rubasingham, Wale Adeyemi, Sekou, Sophie Tea, Yinka Ilori, Rose Gray, Jazzy, Alec Boateng, Aicha McKenzie, Andy Bell, ArrDee, Charity Shop Sue, Chinchilla, Good Neighbours, Yard Act, Poppy Ajudha, Jeremiah Asiamah, Ash Holme, Jack Remmington, Nihal Arthanayake, Hayley Morris, Nell Mescal, Anita Jones, Giles Martin, Charlie Jeer, Katherine LaPrell,  Luke Hamnett, Stevie Ruffs, John Grimes, Watson D Hirschfield, Paige Cavell, Georgia Davies, Elena Ora, Scott Verrill, Oli Fox, Rosie Skuse, Lucy McDonell, Eric Shango, Maia Beth, Danny Lismore, Bestley, Elliot James Reay, Tinea Taylor, Tallia Storm, Thomas Meacock, Reuben Larkin, Lisa Maffia, Sonny Hall, Michael Brun, Frankie Runham

Caption: “The Universal Music BRIT Awards After-Party 2025 at 180 Studios”

 After the biggest night in British music, there was only one place to be – Universal Music’s legendary BRIT Awards party at 180 Studios. The event brought together a glittering mix of musicians, actors and showbiz stars for an unforgettable night of celebration. The guest list included the likes of Lucien Laviscount, Louis Theroux, Vernon Kay, Tom Fletcher, Frank Lampard, Gene Gallagher with his band Villanelle, Danny Jones, Olivia Attwood, Oti Mabuse, Olivia Dean, Sam Ryder, Kimberley Wyatt, Ashley Roberts, Becky Hill and Arielle Free, all adding to the star power of the evening.

On the night, Oti Mabuse shared laughs with McFly’s Danny Jones and Tom Fletcher, while Vernon Kay, Pete Wicks and Sam Thompson kept the energy high, partying the night away together. It was a major night of wins for Universal Music’s artists and this was the place to celebrate for The Last Dinner Party who scooped the award for Best New Artist earlier on in the night. The soundtrack of the night delivered by an exceptional line up of DJs: Hannah Lamb, Maia Beth, Arielle Free, Confidence Man, Alex Boateng Sound System featuring a surprise performance with Lisa Maffia for So Solid Crew’s “21 Seconds”, KILIMANJARO, Arveene, Chloe and Bestley kept the energy high until the early hours. Jedward made an entrance in their matching metallic trench coats while, in a spontaneous move, Charity Shop Sue took to the stage and got everyone dancing to “Milkshake” by Kelis.

With TOPSHOP TOPMAN as an official sponsor, a night of incredible music, legendary guests and unforgettable celebrations – Universal Music’s BRITs After-Party once again set the standard.

For this year’s event, the UK’s leading music company collaborated with London-based legendary visual artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman MBE, who provided a bespoke backdrop for the BRIT Awards celebrations for Universal Music at their BRITS after-party. She created a brand new piece which was used for the invitation and she flooded the room with colour and her trademark neons for the music stars who attended.

As part of the festivities this weekend, Universal Music UK kicked off their BRIT Awards weekend in style with an intimate artist showcase at Riverside Studios in West London on Friday afternoon (Friday 28 February), bringing together global industry leaders and some of the UK’s most exciting musical talents. Hosted by Clara Amfo, the event featured stellar performances from Sam Fender, Lola Young, Olivia Dean and The Last Dinner Party, as well as speeches from Universal Music executives who underscored the label’s commitment to championing British talent on a global stage.

For the first time, Universal Music UK has also introduced an exclusive Artist Gifting Suite at its London office. The suite features sustainability-forward brands, including Hydroflask, GOB, Sky High Farm and Vuori – with Cosmopolitan capturing exclusive instax moments. Each photo taken will generate a donation to Nordoff and Robbins, the UK’s leading music therapy charity.