Overview
- Ronson received the BRITs Outstanding Contribution to Music award at Manchester’s Co‑op Live, the ceremony’s first staging outside London.
- In his acceptance speech, he marked nearly 20 years since meeting Amy Winehouse and said they wrote Back To Black the night they met.
- His career‑spanning set featured Ghostface Killah on Ooh Wee, a Back To Black segment with archival Winehouse footage, the Dap‑Kings on Valerie, and surprise turns from Dua Lipa on Dance The Night and Electricity.
- Viewers widely praised the tribute on social media, calling it a moving celebration of Winehouse’s music and Ronson’s collaboration with her.
- Bromfield said she was not invited to participate and asserted that opportunities have been blocked for years, adding the omission “was NOT an oversight.”