Sarah Harding and Nicola Roberts and The NME Awards Brixton Academy, London

Posted by fjgirls in February 26th, 2009

The Shockwave NME Awards were held last night at the Brixton Academy in London, and this is an awards ceremony thatÂ features awards picked by the people’s vote.

Sarah Harding night out (not at the NME Awards) photo by tanisha_GA

Tough call for who was to be the headline but Sarah Harding and Nicola Roberts of Girls Aloud looked on form for us with Alice Dellal snapping closeÂ at their heels literally with her high rise heel jobs. There was no contest for the most outrageous outfit with Grace Jones as per usual having no contest!

It was a lads night with Muse and MGMT mopping up the gongs and the girls gongsÂ saw Alexa Chung as Best Dressed and Amy Winehouse surprisingly as Worst Dressed with Hayley Williams winning the sexiest female award.Â Â The gong is in the style of a 1 finger salute……………enough said!

This is the sort of award ceremony thats a bit more informal and the big star line up attending the event tend to “let rip” which makes for an entertaining night for them and makes some headline news for us.

Nicola Roberts (L) and Sarah Harding (R) of Girls Aloud at the After Party

With names like Alice Dellal, Sarah Harding, Nicola Roberts, Florence Welch,Â Little Boots on the female side of things and people like Pete Doherty, and more, you are assured that the event will not go in a sleepy or sluggish manner.

Peaches and Pixie Geldof arrive at the NME Awards (contains flash photography)

We strongly recommend following the link below featuring photography of the NME After Party by Jacob Perlmutter essential viewing for party animals, any ideas on the guy thats passed out on the floor let us know!!

NME After Party and the who can get most trashed awards

First off the winners list:

Best British Band
Oasis

Best International Band
The Killers

Best Solo Artist
Peter Doherty

Best New Band
MGMT

Best Live Band
Muse

Best Album
Kings Of Leon (’Only By The Night’)

Best Track
MGMT (’Time To Pretend’)

Best Video
The Last Shadow Puppets (’My Mistakes Were Made For You’)

Best Live Event
Glastonbury

Best TV Show
The Mighty Boosh