The VO5 NME Awards 2017 winners haverevealedwith Christine and the Queens coming up trumps winning both Best International Female and Best Track for 'Tilted'. Other big wins came for Skepta who took home Best British Male, M.I.A. who won Best British Female, and Biffy Clyro who were named Best British Band.

Elsewhere Bastille won Best Album for 'Wild World', The 1975 are this year's Best Live Band and Dua Lipa saw off competition from Zara Larsson and Anderson .Paak to take home the Best New Artist title.

Slaves beat competition fromBeyoncéto win Best Video for 'Consumer Or Be Consumed', however the 'Lemonade' superstar didn't go home (metaphorically - she wasn't even there) empty handed as shewas named Hero Of The Year.

Skepta introduced Godfather Of Grime Wiley who picked up this year's Outstanding Contribution To Music award while Pet Shop Boys picked up their Godlike Genius accolade.

In the not-so-coveted categories, 5 Seconds Of Summer scored a hat-trick, winning Worst Band for the third year running and Nigel Farage was dubbed Villain Of The Year.

Performing on the night were Bastille, Wiley, Dua Lipa, Pet Shop Boys plus a very special performance from the specially-formed supergroup Bands 4 Refugees featuringCharli XCX, Pixie Geldof, Marika Hackman and members from Years & Years, Swim Deep, Black Honey, Slaves, Circa Waves and Peace.

The VO5 NME Awards 2017 Winners In Full:

Best British Band supported by Zig-Zag

Biffy Clyro

Best International Band supported by Austin, Texas – Live Music Capital Of The World®

Metallica

Best British Male supported by The Pilot Pen Company

Skepta

Best British Female

M.I.A.

Best International Male supported by VO5

Frank Ocean

Best International Female supported by VO5

Christine and The Queens

Godlike Genius

Pet Shop Boys

Outstanding Contribution To Music

Wiley

Best New Artist supported by Topman

Dua Lipa

Best Album

Bastille - ‘Wild World'

Best Track

Christine and The Queens -‘Tilted'

Best Live Band supported by Nikon

The 1975

Best Video

Slaves - 'Consume Or Be Consumed'

Best Festival supported by ID&C

Glastonbury

Best Music Film

Oasis: Supersonic

Best TV Show

Fleabag

Best Film

My Scientology Movie

Music Moment of the Year

Coldplay's Viola Beach tribute at Glastonbury

Best Festival Headliner

Adele

Best Small Festival

End Of The Road

Villain Of The Year

Nigel Farage

Hero of the Year

Beyoncé

Worst Band

5 Seconds Of Summer

Best Reissue

Oasis -'Be Here Now’

Best Book

Johnny Marr – ‘Set The Boy Free’