Last night it was the BBC Music Awards and GLAMOUR went along to watch the likes of One Direction, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Take That and Paloma Faith perform.
The show wasn't all about amazing performances, it was also about winning awards.
Pharrell Williams and Ed Sheeran were the two big winners from the night - especially Pharrell who accepted two awards for Song of the Year and International Artist of the Year. He was unable to make the show, but thanked fans via live satellite link from Los Angeles, and he praised the UK for lifting him to "unimaginable heights".
Accepting his award, Pharrell said: "The UK has always been amazing to me and so many other artists who just want to do different things ... Those things happen in the UK because you love music, first and foremost.
"It's just been an amazing experience and a great journey. I just want to say thank you to BBC, Radio 1, Radio 2, 1Xtra and the countless amazing English fans that have just lifted my life to unimaginable heights. Thank you so much."
The 41-year-old music producer dedicated his Song of the Year award for Happy to his British fans.
He said: "I often say in interviews: the YouTube views that we get or the purchases that are made on our songs. The decision to stream the songs is not ours, as writers and producers, we are beholding to what the audience thinks and what you guys want to do.
"So when you say 'Song of the Year', it's not really my award, it's your award. As I said before, the folks in the UK have just been so incredibly generous ... Again, I wanna say thank you to everyone and their great nation."
Meanwhile, Ed Sheeran picked up the gong for British Artist of the Year.
Speaking to accept his award, Ed said: "I just wanna say a massive thank you to everyone whose bought a record, bought a ticket, streamed on YouTube, streamed on Spotify ... I don't know if anyone here has, but thank you so much.
"Radio 1 and 1Xtra were the first people to ever play [my music] and that broke everything through for me. BBC have been such big supporters so I wanna say a massive thank you to them."
