U2, Charli XCX, Robbie Williams Win Ivors Songwriting Awards London

The 2025 Ivors awards ceremony at Grosvenor House in London celebrated exceptional achievements in songwriting and screen composing, marking its 70th year. Charli XCX was named Songwriter of the Year for her groundbreaking 2024 album 'Brat,' which has had a significant cultural impact. U2 made history as the first Irish songwriters to receive the prestigious Fellowship of The Ivors Academy, honoring their influential and emotionally profound music career. Robbie Williams received the PRS for Music Icon Award, recognizing his enduring songwriting career that has defined a generation, while Berwyn won Best Album for 'Who Am I,' praised for its vivid storytelling that transcends social divides. Other notable honors included Brandon Flowers receiving the Special International Award, Self Esteem winning the Visionary Award, Lola Young earning the Rising Star Award, and Myles Smith being recognized for the most performed work. The event highlighted a diverse range of artists and underscored the evolving landscape and cultural significance of contemporary songwriting.