LAST Sunday night saw the annual Q Awards held at London Grosvenor Hotel. The big news from the ceremony was the first public appearance by Take That since their reunification.
They kept their appearance as low-key as possible, and even missed the red carpet proceedings, so they didn’t divert all the attention from the other music and celebrity acts that attended. With Robbie Williams back in the band, they collected the award for the magazine’s Hall of Fame. With the surge of popularity from yesterday’s technical issues that led to many frustrated fans missing out on tour tickets, Take That’s popularity doesn’t seem to be disappearing.
The other big winner of the night was Florence + the Machine. She won two awards for ‘Best Female’ and ‘Best Track for ‘You’ve Got the Love.’ Kasabian were named as the best act in the world and there was also wins for Mark Ronson, Madness and The Chemical Brothers. Paolo Nutini picked up the ‘Best Male’ award, whilst it was a great night too for the promising Plan B, who took the ‘Best Breakthrough’ award. Plan B also featured in the ‘Best Music Video’ – which was won by Chase & Status for their hit ‘End Credits.’
Some of the stars that attended included Ellie Goulding, Radio 1 presenter Fearne Cotton, Charlotte Church, KT Tunstall and Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle.
